Mailman 3 November 2024 - python-events

Hi, Up for A-B-C Link Swaps with SAAS Sites?
by Dora Myers Nov. 19, 2025

Nov. 19, 2025

Hi, Up for A-B-C Link Swaps with SAAS Sites? Hi There, Let's embrace the shared benefits of SAAS backlinks! I propose A-B-C link exchanges from websites like: nandbox.com flowace.ai testlify.com smartreach.io talentedladiesclub.com gopius.com textify.ai contentbase.com Feel welcome to share as many requests as you need and remember it incurs no expense. In exchange, I would appreciate it if you could secure me a link from your site. However, if a link exchange doesn’t suit your current strategy, we are also willing to sponsor a link in one of your existing posts. This could provide an additional benefit and type of collaboration that supports both our goals. If you’re interested, I’d love to discuss this further. P.S. If you’re not the right person to handle this, could you kindly direct me to the appropriate contact? Thank you! Best regards, Dora Myers Junior Writer Good Outreach dot com Unsubscribe <http://w1.mssgqk.com/prod/unsubscribe/5b096d39-7aa1-4f0f-835a-c0eecf5c/even…>

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Python Conference/Event
by Kenneth Ndzedzeni July 2, 2025

July 2, 2025

Hi, My name is Kenneth. We have been approved by the PSF for our upcoming event and I would like to send the details and date so that you post on the PSF event website. Below is the event in the format you requested. - The name of the event is *"Building Python Communities Around Python for Kids"* - Type of event (conference, bar camp, sprint, user group meeting, etc.) *Conference/Workshop* - focus on Python and approximate size* (250 Attendees)* - the location *(Mountain Hub, Buea, Cameroon )* - the dates/times *(May 30th 2024 and June 1st and June 2nd)* - a link with more details for the event (using HTML format "<a href=" https://nokidbehind.org/events/category/seminars/">*Building Python Communities Around Python for Kids*</a>") Thanks Kenneth Kenneth Ndzedzeni *Managing Director | Nokidbehind Inc.* E: Kenneth.ndzedzeni(a)nokidbehind.org W: www.nokidbehind.org T: +1 507 858 7566 <https://www.linkedin.com/company/nokidbehind/?viewAsMember=true> [image: https://www.instagram.com/nokidbehind_/] <https://www.instagram.com/nokidbehind_/> <https://twitter.com/nokidbehind_inc> The content of this email is confidential and intended for the recipient specified in message only. It is strictly forbidden to share any part of this message with any third party, without a written consent of the sender. If you received this message by mistake, please reply to this message and follow with its deletion, so that we can ensure such a mistake does not occur in the future.

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Astounding: Stephen Harper's interview silenced everyone!
by purchase1＠pelangi21.com Nov. 30, 2024

Nov. 30, 2024

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Helsinki Python meetup: 10 Dec 2024
by Hugo van Kemenade Nov. 29, 2024

Nov. 29, 2024

Please add the following event: * name of the event: Helsinki Python meetup * type of event: user group meeting * focus on Python: yes * approximate number of attendees: 100 * location (incl. country): Helsinki, Finland * dates/times/recurrence (incl. time zone): 17:30 EET, 10 Dec 2024 * HTML link using the format <a href="http://url/">name of the event</a>: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/helpy-meetups/events/304793959/">Helsinki Python meetup</a> Thank you! Hugo

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Odroczenie zapłaty
by Dominik Chrostek Nov. 28, 2024

Nov. 28, 2024

Szanowni Państwo, chciałbym zaproponować możliwość wydłużenia okresu spłaty za zakupione produkty. Moglibyście złożyć zamówienie u swojego dostawcy, a my dokonamy płatności w wyznaczonym przez niego terminie. Po otrzymaniu płatności wystawimy Państwu fakturę sprzedaży z odroczonym terminem płatności (30-90 dni). Są Państwo zainteresowani takim rozwiązaniem? Pozdrawiam Dominik Chrostek

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Data Scientist | Full Stack Developer
by pydevcasts＠gmail.com Nov. 25, 2024

Nov. 25, 2024

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The entire audience was surprised by what Stephen Harper said in the interview
by jason＠thebizscore.com Nov. 24, 2024

Nov. 24, 2024

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Appreciation
by DL Neil Nov. 23, 2024

Nov. 23, 2024

Dear Folk, Greetings from down-under (or, from the antipodes, if you speak Latin)! Yesterday's event was the last of our PUG's Monthly Meetings for 2024. Many thanks for all your good efforts in spreading-the-word! We've made some significant changes this year and over the last few years. Experimenting with virtual-tools put us in a good position when the country (and subsequently, our largest city) used hard lock-downs to combat COVID-19. Whereas other professional and technical groups fell by the wayside, we became fully-virtual and opened the doors beyond the geographic confines of our city-center - affecting not only the range of folk we could invite to meetings, but also the speakers who could 'beam in' from anywhere (and they did - still do!). Since then, we've experienced greater difficulties in finding a (semi-)permanent home for in-person meetings (ie increased security and bureaucracy). Meantime, our virtual-membership had doubled our Meetup-numbers (whatever that might imply). Accordingly, when the "New Zealand Python Users' Group" changed its name to "Python New Zealand", it was also decided to recognise that the "Auckland Branch" had long out-grown the apparent confines of its city-label, and we started the "Online Group" (even if, at present, I lead both concurrently). In its first three~four months of life, the Online Group has doubled its membership, month-on-month - however unlikely such an explosion is to continue; and more importantly, with no loss of active-attendees. In 2024 it is easy to observe that Python is utilised in an remarkably-wide variety of application-domains. Accordingly, the difficulty of Monthly Meetings trying to offer not only something for Beginners and something else for Advanced practitioners, but multiplied by such a variety of application-specific tool-sets and topic-interests. Consequently, the PyNZ Online Group is also experimenting with gatherings beyond the traditional Monthly Meeting (of the entire group); with what we might term "SIGs" (Special (or smaller) Interest Groups). These recognise some of those specific topics and interests - I transmitted an Event Request on behalf of the GIS-SIG, a few minutes ago. Better still, they are involving more folk, more regularly - and (to my relief) more leaders and contributors are stepping-up. To-date, such meetings have typically been arranged at short lead-times. Often they are more discussion- than presentation-oriented. However, if and when possible, I'd like to start feeding their calendars through to join yours - if such fits within this group's remit? Another 'SIG' (which actually started quite some time ago, but has been slotted under that umbrella-term) is the Python Learners' Co-op. This has been a surprisingly successful venture. Rather than offering a training course (with its attendant time, cost, effort, etc, demands), this is a social and support group for newcomers to Python while they are attempting a MOOC or other formal training-course, eg Community College or 'night classes'. Despite folk working at different rates of progress, on different courses, and in different time-zones (even different home-languages); somehow we manage to coalesce as a community, asking for assistance where needed, helping each other, and offering encouragement. As well as the group currently under-way, another one of these is planned to start in January, in the US time-zones' evenings. In our part of the world, summer vacation-time coincide with Christmas and New Year celebrations - and as our academic-year matches the calendar-year; we joke that the country shuts-down during December and January (the universities don't start their year until end-Feb/early-Mar). Thus, we will be holding some lighter-hearted lunch-time meetings for those who will be left working, keeping the lights-on, whilst everyone else is relaxing at the beach. We call these people 'the Vacation Exception Handlers'. Thus, a SIG which only operates for a few months! We're always keen to hear of ways to 'do' Python better, and would welcome your suggestions. Also, and always, looking for speakers and others prepared to volunteer contributions! I also invested one year of wall-time (would you believe?) in persuading PyNZ to join the PSF's Pro-Network on Meetup.com. Have been wondering how that 'advertising channel' affects, influences, or complements the work 'here'? It might be a little early, but as well as our thanks, may I wish you the compliments of the (coming) season and the very best Python-year in 2025! -- Regards =dn

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DjangoCon Europe 2025
by Miguel Magalhaes Nov. 23, 2024

Nov. 23, 2024

Hi PSF friends, Could you please add the event below to your calendar? * name of the event: DjangoCon Europe 2025 * type of event: Conference * focus on Python: Django * approximate number of attendees: 400 * location (incl. country): Dublin, Ireland * dates/times/recurrence (incl. time zone): Irish Standard Time * HTML link: <a href="https://2025.djangocon.eu/">DjangoCon Europe 2025</a> Thanks, Miguel

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PyBodensee, Germany Meetup in Dec.2024
by pybodensee Nov. 23, 2024

Nov. 23, 2024

Please add the following event: * name of the event: PyBodensee Yearend Meetup * type of event: user group meeting * focus on Python: Beginner, Intermediate and Advance Topics * approximate number of attendees: 12 * location (incl. country): Wangen im Allgaeu, Germany * dates/times/recurrence (incl. time zone): 10.12.2024 18:00 Hrs - Central European Time (CET) * HTML link using the format <a href="https://pybodensee.com/meetups/">PyBodensee Monthly Meetup</a>:

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