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Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Mon Jul 18 20:21:07 EDT 2005
For anyone who may reside in Sydney down here in the land of OZ, I will be giving a bit of a talk on Vampire this Thursday as part of a regular local Python users meetup. The details of where and when are included below. If anyone here actually manages to get there, I will be covering a bit on a new project I am working on to replace Vampire. This will be the first proper public outing of what I am up to on this new project. The new system is even more componentised and I see it as something that is simple enough in concept that it might be a good candidate for inclusion in mod_python itself. Graham Alan Green wrote .. > Date: Thursday July 21 > Time: 6:00pm-8:30pm, with drinks and food during and after. > Topics: Graham Dumpleton on The Vampire mod_python extension > Paul Fenwick "So you want to start a business?" > > Place: James Squires Brewhouse > 2 The Promenade, > King St Wharf > Sydney > Fee: $0.00 > > The Sydney Python meetup group is on this Thursday. The meeting time has > been brought forward half an hour, and the formal part of the evening > will commence promptly at 6:30pm. > > The James Squires Brewhouse managed to book the Python Meetup Group and > the Perl Mongers in adjoining rooms for the same night. Everybody has > promised to be nice and we'll be combining with them to hear from one of > their Melbourne gurus. > > As always, everybody is welcome. > > > Graham Dumpleton, author of Vampire, will be speaking first (6:30-7:30). > He describes his presentation thusly: > > "Although I'll talk a bit about the motivations behind writing Vampire > and why this extra layer on top of mod_python is useful, what I want to > talk about more is what I have learnt from writing Vampire. From that I > would like to go on to describe a new and better way of doing this same > thing for mod_python that Vampire attempted to do. This new approach > moves even further away from the monolithic framework approach towards > small building blocks of functionality that can be slotted together to > build up a web application how you want it and not how some framework > dictates you should do it." > > More information on Vampire can be found at > http://www.dscpl.com.au/projects/vampire/ > > Paul Fenwick of the Melbourne Perl Mongers will also be speaking > (7:30-8:30). His talk, "So you want to start a business", will be > presented at the SAGE-AU conference later this year, and an abstract can > be found online at > http://www.sage-au.org.au/conf/sage-au2005/speakers.html#fenwickabs > > _______________________________________________ > python-au maillist - python-au at starship.python.net > http://starship.python.net/mailman/listinfo/python-au
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