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Consider this a set of shameless self-promotional plugs: the Python 3000 travels around the world, and my Python blog is being translated into Chinese!
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So I'm going on the road again with the Python 3000 talk. There will be three opportunities to watch it, in three different countries:
In Geneva, Switzerland, at EuroPython: Tuesday 4th July, 18:30
http://www.europython.org/
(the day before, it's Alan Kay!)
In Vancouver, BC (Canada) at the Vancouver Python and Zope Workshop:
Friday, August 4th 19:00 - 21:00
http://www.vanpyz.org/conference
It's not too late to sign up for any of these events! The Vancouver workshop
also still has openings for speakers.
Finally, another international appearance, on the web in China:
my blog is being translated into Chinese by CSDN.net,
the largest Chinese software developer website, CSDN.net.
The translated blog is at http://blog.csdn.net/gvanrossum/ .
I have to take their word for it -- it's kind of cool to see things like:
这并不适用Python2.5
but I have no idea what it means.
Fortunately, there are 1.3 billion people who do.
c.l.py readers, brace yourselves. :-)
Would you consider making any other appearances. We are starting a new Open-Source conference with a twist in Boise, Idaho called BoCon. You can find more info on the website at http://www.bocon.org. Anyway, how can in get in contact with you to discuss this? email? phone? I can be reached at artima@joe.coffland.com.
> Would you consider making any other appearances. We are > starting a new Open-Source conference with a twist in > Boise, Idaho called BoCon. You can find more info on the > website at http://www.bocon.org. Anyway, how can in get > in contact with you to discuss this? email? phone? I can > be reached at artima@joe.coffland.com.
Try gee you eye dee oh at python dot org -- but I'm beginning to be overloaded, so probably won't be available.
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