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* Informing Mozilla of good (and bad) python patterns | * Informing Mozilla of good (and bad) python patterns | ||
== Lightning talks == | == Lightning talks == | ||
* pypi2rpm (tarek) | *pypi2rpm (tarek) | ||
* future of packaging in Python 3.3 (tarek) | *future of packaging in Python 3.3 (tarek) | ||
* Fudging it With Mock Objects (Kumar) | *Fudging it With Mock Objects (Kumar) | ||
* My first C extension (jbalogh) | *My first C extension (jbalogh) | ||
* nose-progressive testrunner (ErikRose) | *nose-progressive testrunner (ErikRose) | ||
* 2 of my wacky language improvement ideas (ErikRose) | *2 of my wacky language improvement ideas (ErikRose) | ||
* Django testing patterns: lessons learned from SUMO (ErikRose) | *Django testing patterns: lessons learned from SUMO (ErikRose) | ||
** Note to self: instantiation helpers, comparator helpers, patching settings | **Note to self: instantiation helpers, comparator helpers, patching settings | ||
*RDAPI: an api documentation and front end developed for Raindrop and later used in F1 | |||
** A demo of how it works, and thoughts on how to make it better | |||
Revision as of 18:52, 18 March 2011
When
During the All-hands meeting - location/time to be defined
Who
- Tarek
- Kumar McMillan
- Jeff Hammel
- jbalogh
- Erik Rose
What
Topics folks are interested in:
- Packaging
- Improving Mozilla's use of Python (particularly wrt m-c and build tools)
- Informing Mozilla of good (and bad) python patterns
Lightning talks
- pypi2rpm (tarek)
- future of packaging in Python 3.3 (tarek)
- Fudging it With Mock Objects (Kumar)
- My first C extension (jbalogh)
- nose-progressive testrunner (ErikRose)
- 2 of my wacky language improvement ideas (ErikRose)
- Django testing patterns: lessons learned from SUMO (ErikRose)
- Note to self: instantiation helpers, comparator helpers, patching settings
- RDAPI: an api documentation and front end developed for Raindrop and later used in F1
- A demo of how it works, and thoughts on how to make it better