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...job regarding possible compensation. The board discussed the issues briefly and deferred further discussion. Status: replaced. S. Deibel to develop a compensation policy. 4 New Sponsor: Tabblo We have received an application for sponsor membership from Antonio Rodriguez, CEO of Tabblo (http://theonda.org/pages/antonio). RESOLVED that the board recommends Tabblo as a new sponsor member, for future approval by the membership. Approved 7-0-0. 5 Notifying Ne...
...job rather than a committee thing. We received 44 tutorial proposals. We (= Greg Lindstrom, Van Lindberg, me) are still deciding which to accept, and are considering adding an evening session on tutorial day. Sponsorship is going well. Current confirmed amount: $43K (signed); current probable amount: $54K (signed & committed to sign). And several big names haven't decided yet. We're getting interest in sprint sponsorship as well (catering, maybe paying for sprint leaders to give tutorials...
...job than initially expected i.e. Python turned out to be a true problem solver. At present most of the original Python code is still untouched or replaced by new Python code. The Python Successes Speed of development For us, development in Python has been proven to be much more efficient. Our developers generally finish Python based projects much quicker than comparable projects in other languages like C, C++, C# or Java. Apart from the latter, Python turned out to be easy to learn for our de...
...job will likely be discarding the spam messages that get sent to your list, but which Mailman rightfully puts a hold on. You should decide what your topic is going to be and what it's scope is. Try to keep it focused, and make sure you verify that no other SIG covers your topic. You need to write two things. First, you should write a short informational blurb about your SIG; just something that can be put in a short list of SIGs, e.g. "Development of a C++ Binding." You'll also need...
...Job! The board extended a hardy thank-you to V. Lindberg, chair, and J. Noller, vice-chair of PyCon US 2010 & 2011 for their great work. Holden: "You [J. Noller] and Van [Lindberg] did a great job, and THANK-YOU!!!!" J. Noller: "I will point out: We're still organizing and recovering from 2009 - Van and I have set some processes in place which will help us in the future, and we're refining it." 11 Adjournment Holden adjourned the meeting at 17:08 UT...
...requirements were: We needed to be able to perform interesting computation on the schema to create the code we needed. Cog would have to provide a powerful language to write the code generators in. An existing language would make it easier for developers to begin using Cog. I wanted developers to be able to change the schema, and then run the tool without having to understand the complexities of the code generation. Cog would have to make it simple to combine the generated chunks of code with...
...requirements, unpredictable customers, and limited developer resources. The most important concern to me in choosing the development tools was my productivity. Since this was "after-hours" work, my time and attention would be stretched thin, and I wanted to be able to focus on the user experience, not build environments, memory management, and the like. I looked for existing software, and found lots of interesting examples at pygame (www.pygame.org). Pygame provided all the function...
...job was critical to the rapid development of the custom screen scrapers needed to interface to the very many unique travel supplier's systems. Gusto.com uses Python's OO aspects heavily and has built an extensive class library that allows new developers to come up to speed quickly when working on new GDS data access tasks. Text, Text, Text Text processing is where Python really shines for us. Almost all the data handled at Gusto.com is text-based. From screen scraping GDS data to data mining v...
...job board & website conversion, Martin Thomas, for work on job board & website conversion, Brad Knowles, for helping with python.org postmaster duties, and Mathew Dixon Cowles, for replying to python-help requests. Approved 7-0-0. 10 Python Certification Van Lindberg sent a draft proposal (by himself, Tennessee Leeuwenburg, and Steve Holden) to the Board mailing list. As the meeting was running over time, S. Holden requested that all present send emailed responses A...
...job [secretary] in a timely fashion... And secretary is pretty darn important as we find out at moments like this. ... We do need to fix the records issue, at least going forward." S. Deibel brought up deadlines. M. von Löwis suggested January 30th for sending out snail mail invitations to PSF members; S. Deibel agreed. A. Kuchling volunteered to help with mailing to U.S. addresses. S. Deibel also suggested January 30th as the deadline for the agenda and nominations. T. Peters noted tha...
...job nicely for the few hundred servers that was the beginning of Rackspace's customer base. As Rackspace grew, that small PHP system became the center of business at Rackspace. Every time an opportunity to automate a process presented itself, it was rolled into that system. After a couple of years, the result was a big, un-maintainable mess of thousands of PHP pages and modules that had been written and maintained primarily by one person. The limits of PHP (then version 3) had been stretched thi...
...Jobs Fair page and sponsor benefit - http://us.pycon.org/2012/sponsors/jobs/ http://pycon.blogspot.com/2011/09/announcing-pycon-2012-fair-page-sponsor.html The last two PyCon US items reported on by Jesse were the "planned for next month" where he included a list of the current Heads/Staff for PyCon 2012. 1. Reach out to PyLadies, and other organizations to help put together a plan for talk mentorship; and a potential dedicated diversity grant fund for PyCon. 2. Coordinate with Eldar...
...job is 'phone calls and letters." M. von Löwis volunteered to help with letters, and R. Hettinger volunteered to help with phone calls. [Later, after K. Kaiser joined the meeting:] R. Hettinger reminded K. Kaiser that he (Hettinger) is now the Assistant Treasurer and stands ready to help. 5 Hostway Sponsor Membership Termination S. Holden reported that Hostway has dropped out of PSF membership. They were valuable early PyCon sponsors, but the interest has dropped w...
...jobs. Work is progressing on a system to track which parts of hte site has been converted, and Tim has asked A. Kuchling about putting a test server up. A. Kuchling replied that we can certainly create a test server, but Tim hasn't asked him to do anything in particular. D. Goodger volunteered to help with Mac OS X, and commented that the redesign should be up & running before PyCon. S. Holden replied that it must be up before PyCon, but there isn't much to do now. S. Holden said he woul...
...job is really 'Advocate', not coordinator." T. Peters: "To 'coordinate', he'd have to find a way to get others to volunteer too." D. Goodger: "It's hard to coordinate a lack of volunteers." T. Peters: "I especially like that he helped get user groups formed. I like 'grass roots'." Since there was neither consensus nor a concrete proposal, the Board could not vote. The issue was referred back to Stephan Deibel for email discussion. 7 Histor...
...Job Board for the last several years. The fact that the Job Board exists, and is available free of charge to anyone looking to hire people with Python skills, is possibly more central to Python's rise in popularity than we appreciate. PyCon chairman David Goodger paid tribute to the Job Board as helping him out of unemployment in his opening remarks this year, and I know there are dozens if not hundreds of others who should be similarly grateful to Peter and Martin.
...job and see who responds. I'm working on the theory that it's better to have overlap in the office. The current officer gets help, and the new one has more time to get up to speed. K. Kaiser agreed, noting that when he became Treasurer it was fairly sudden. GNUCash experience is very important. Really need someone who is comfortable with double entry accounting. S. Deibel asked, should assistants also get some pay? M. von Löwis asked, did K. Kaiser receive "training" when he b...
...job description will be developed and revised from time to time by the Board of Directors. The Chairman of the Board will be responsible for ensuring that tasks delegated to the administrator are completed in a timely fashion. Approved by unanimous email vote, November 14, 2008. 3.3 PyCon Chair Contract D. Goodger forwarded a message from PSF member Aahz to the Board, to push forward with professionalizing PyCon in light of the backlog of planning and preparation tasks (2008-...
...jobs is currently estimated by some at 200,000 to 400,000. Research Goals The two major research goals are the development of a prototype of a new programming curriculum and matching prototype software comprising a highly user-friendly programming environment. We envision that the typical target audience will consist of high school and (non-CS major) undergraduate college students, although younger students and adults will also be considered. Course and software will normally be used tog...
...job for the Advocacy Coordinator (AC). S. Deibel agreed, with the condition that the AC shouldn't commit more than a day or two of outreach. 9 PSF Mailing Address D. Goodger noted that the PSF's "current" mailing address, according to the resolutions, was out of date. RESOLVED, that the mailing address of the PSF shall be: Python Software Foundation c/o Kurt Kaiser P.O. Box 653 8 Bayview Road Ipswich, MA 01938 USA Approved 7-0-0. K. Kaiser noted that he will be ...
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