janvdvegt / py-meetups

We are a group of volunteers who is trying to organize python meetups and workshops in Amsterdam.

py-meetups

We are a group of volunteers who is trying to organize python meetups and workshops in Amsterdam.

This repository contains history of our events/taks/workshops currently organised via [email protected]

So far we were able to present these talks and workshops

Contribution:

You can contribute to our cause by:

• Giving a talk on our meetups
• Creating a workshop
• Providing us with space where we can gather and talk about python
• Submitting a topic you'd like to hear about or try hands on

Our organisation structure is very simple

.
├── events  # anything event specific
│   └── 2019-02-13
│       └── Readme.rst
├── resources
│   └── _org_examples
│       ├── events
│       │   └── 2019-01-01
│       │       └── README.rst
│       ├── talks
│       │   └── example-talk.rst
│       └── workshops
│           └── example-workshop.rst
├── talks
│   └── talk1.rst
└── workshops
    └── Workshop-name
        └── Readme.rst

Talks

Would you like a give a talk?

Do you have anything to you'd like to share and talk about?

1. Create branch talk/talk-title
2. Add new file to talks/ directory talks/awesome-python.rst
3. Write a short description (see example
   • Talk title
   • Author
   • Abstract
4. Create a pull request from your branch/fork to the master

Events

To organise new event via this repository, please follow steps below.

You can view sample content of

1. Create new branch eg. event/2019-01-01
2. Create new directory in events with date prefix YYYY-MM-DD and more optional info eg. events/2019-01-01-meetup-location.
3. Add a README.rst or README.md file inside eg. events/2019-01-01-meetup-location/README.rst
4. Write a brief description about the event. See example README.rst <resources/_org_examples/events/2019-01-01/README.rst>
   • event name
   • links to talks stored in talks/ directory
   • Links to workshops stored in workshops/directory
5. Create a pull request from your branch/fork to the master

Workshops

1. Create new branch eg. workshop/2019-01-01
2. Create new directory in workshops with date prefix workshop-name
3. Add a README.rst or README.md file inside eg. events/2019-01-01-meetup-location/README.rst
   • Optionally add other necessary files (code, workshop steps)
4. Write a brief description about the workshop. See example <resources/_org_examples/workshops/example-workshop.rst>
   • Workshop name
   • Brief description
5. Create a pull request from your branch/fork to the master

Other suggestions and requests

Use this flow if your contribution do not fit in anything above.

Then create an issue with your suggestion.

Examples:

• Do you have an idea what would you like to learn and share?
• Is there any specific topic you'd like to propose for discussion?
• Interesting article/tutorial which can be presented live as a talk or workshop.

Topics we'd like to cover:

• Migration from legacy python to python3
• Virtual envs
• Dependency management
• Deployment as ‘single binary’ (PEX)
• Packaging
  • pyproject.toml
    • Flit - https://github.com/takluyver/flit
    • Poetry
  • Pipenv
  • setup tools
• Server Less python
  • AWS Lambda
  • Google Cloud Functions
  • Azure functions