Book your flights, reserve your vacations, hope to see you all there!
PS: this year, PyCon Italia joins EuroPython in a single conference - the bigger the funnier
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Showing posts with label pycon. Show all posts
2011-01-21
EuroPython 2011 @ Florence, IT - it's coming!
Just when I was looking for a contact email to ask news about EuroPython 2011 dates... I noticed they are already there!! June 19 to 26 !
2010-03-26
I'm going to Pycon Italia 4
Yep, I'll be there this year too (sadly I can't say it's my fourth time, since I missed Pycon1).
I'm not that excited about the proposed talks, hey we don't need that much of Django :) I hope the invited speakers will surprise me, I'm confident the organization will do that.
See ya there!
I'm not that excited about the proposed talks, hey we don't need that much of Django :) I hope the invited speakers will surprise me, I'm confident the organization will do that.
See ya there!
2009-05-11
PyCon3 Italia is over: retrospective and perspective for myself
PyCon3 Italia ended yesterday. It was simply great! great talks, gorgeous speakers and so on.
Sadly, when I left these kind of confs there's always a bad taste in my month... I see so many great people that made it, that are satisfied, brilliant and accomplish great results.
Now I feel like I'm one of many, but I want to be one above many; one of Them. Ok, ok, sounds a little bit presumptuous and we all know I'll never be like them but why not trying? ;)
The same thing happened after PyCon2, and I decided I wanted to do more, to be more.
Since an year passed, I think I've done a bit of my proposal: I started using Python as much as I can, I get involved in some project python-related (to name some: reportbug, bts-link, matplotlib) and I'm about at the half of writing a book on matplotlib (that I was offered to write).
I can be a little satisfied by this, but of course, I want to do more! :)
Once the book will be done, I'll probably still be involved with matplotlib evolution, eventually with more important contributions, but I will also search for new challenges.
It might sound ambitious, but I have a strange feeling that python core "stuff" (being the interpreter, the stdlib or near) could be something I can have a look at ;) It could also come up as a too big project to work on in my spare time, but I'll rebase my plan once I've fight for it and lose, not before.
Sadly, when I left these kind of confs there's always a bad taste in my month... I see so many great people that made it, that are satisfied, brilliant and accomplish great results.
Now I feel like I'm one of many, but I want to be one above many; one of Them. Ok, ok, sounds a little bit presumptuous and we all know I'll never be like them but why not trying? ;)
The same thing happened after PyCon2, and I decided I wanted to do more, to be more.
Since an year passed, I think I've done a bit of my proposal: I started using Python as much as I can, I get involved in some project python-related (to name some: reportbug, bts-link, matplotlib) and I'm about at the half of writing a book on matplotlib (that I was offered to write).
I can be a little satisfied by this, but of course, I want to do more! :)
Once the book will be done, I'll probably still be involved with matplotlib evolution, eventually with more important contributions, but I will also search for new challenges.
It might sound ambitious, but I have a strange feeling that python core "stuff" (being the interpreter, the stdlib or near) could be something I can have a look at ;) It could also come up as a too big project to work on in my spare time, but I'll rebase my plan once I've fight for it and lose, not before.
2009-03-08
I'm going to Pycon Italia 3
Just booked the early bird ticket. Only one note: Guido will be there ;)
See ya if you come too!
See ya if you come too!
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