[mod_python] Talk on what is coming in mod_python 3.3.

Hi Graham,

Are the notes or slides available for these talks?

Thanks,
-John K

On 7/19/06, Graham Dumpleton <grahamd at dscpl.com.au> wrote:
> Some may think it a bit premature, but I have offered to do a short talk
> on what is coming in mod_python 3.3 at our local Python group. On the
> off chance that anyone on this list is located in Sydney Australia,
> or will
> be there next week, you might like to drop in. The announcement is
> included below, although I do question whether the venue is 1km from
> both Central and Redfern stations. I could understand it if they meant
> Redfern and Newtown stations. I think I'll catch the bus though, Redfern
> isn't exactly the safest place to walk at night. :-)
>
>
>
> The Sydney Python group is having its first meeting for the year on
> Thursday July 27.
>
> Usual time and new place:
>
> Thursday, July 27, 2006  (6:30 PM - 8:30 PM)
>
> The "new" University of Sydney School of IT Building.
>
> Thanks to Bob Kummerfeld for arranging this.
>
> The venue is approx 1 km from both Central and Redfern stations.
>
> Use the entrance from the University side, not the Cleveland St side.
> If you come from City Rd, enter the Seymour Centre forecourt and
> follow the curve of the new building down to the foyer entrance.
>
> http://www.cs.usyd.edu.au/~dasymond/index.cgi?p=Map
>
> Please reply to this message (or click the appropriate radio button on
> http://upcoming.org/event/89388) if you will be coming.
>
> Talks:
>
> Graham Dumpeton on what is coming in the next major version of
> mod_python (3.3). This version of mod_python should represent a
> significant improvement over previous versions in certain areas with
> ramifications on stability. New features have also been added which
> make mod_python a bit more flexible than it is now and more useable
> in the way that Apache modules should be able to be used. Result
> is that mod_python can truly be used for more than just a jumping off
> point for stuff like WSGI and all those Python web frameworks that
> keep popping up every day.
>
> Mark Rees on his experiences in using IronPython with .NET and Mono.
>
> The talks will be 15-20 minutes in length with plenty of time for
> questions.
>
> See you there.
>
>
> Graham
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