[Chicago] last thursday's meeting

[Feihong Hsu]

Just to be avoid confusion, Sheila means the Graphite project
described here:

http://graphite.wikidot.com/

Not the one described here:

http://graphite.sourceforge.net/

Both are Python projects that have something to do with graphs, but
only the first one was done at Orbitz.

I think it would be really cool to see a demo of Graphite. 

Speaking of Stackless, my former place of employment is about to roll
out a production system running on Stackless.

--- sheila miguez <shekay at pobox.com> wrote:

> I missed you guys last Thursday but I was still able to go to a
> good
> python talk. Since erlang is popular where I work, I will try the
> exercise Kumar pointed to me on writing something in both stackless
> and erlang to compare the experience. This should be good since I
> am a
> newbie at both.
> 
> My company sent me to JavaOne last week, and there were a number of
> talks on jython/python. Not to mention a talk two of our guys gave
> with a nod at the end towards graphite, which is a tool done by
> someone in house that is now open source and which is built on
> python.
> uses django, pypeD,... I am actually too ignorant to give any
> indepth
> details so I'll stop here. Anyway, I love the tool and can show it
> in
> action if anyone is curious.
> 
> One of the coolest talks I went to was not at JavaOne but at the
> BayPiggies meeting thursday night. Christian Tismer gave a talk on
> Stackless.
> 
> um, I'm back at work and have no time to finish this email
> properly.
> 
> 
> -- 
> sheila
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