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Date/time and location

Saturday May 10 2008, noon - 4PM at the HacDC space.

Address: the HacDC space at 1525 Newton St NW, Washington DC 20010 USA (Near corner of 16th and Newton NW). See http://www.hacdc.org for maps.

Who's coming

Andrew Kuchling
Alex Clark
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Want an introductory talk?

If enough people are interested, I can present a short (10-15) minute introductory talk. It would probably be a greatly shortened and updated version of a past python-dev talk.

Would an intro be useful to you? If yes, please add your name below so that I can gauge interest. The talk would probably have to start a little past noon; let's say 12:30PM.

Alex Clark

What to bring

A laptop with wireless and a development environment (compiler, Subversion, your favorite editor).
A copy of the Python source tree. You could grab the latest 2.6 alpha or get the source using Subversion.
An IRC client for your laptop will be helpful.

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-== What's planned ==
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-Are you a Python programmer who wants to learn about how Python is developed
-and to make the upcoming Python 2.6 release better?  Join us for a half-day
-sprint!
-During the Global Python Sprint Weekend, on May 10-11, participants will
-meet over IRC to look at open issues, fix bugs, and get feedback on patches.
-HacDC is hosting a face-to-face meeting on Saturday to help you get up to speed.
-Andrew Kuchling, a Python committer, will be present and can help with questions
-about bugfixing or general Python queries.
-For more information about how bug days work, see
-[http://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonBugDay the Python wiki's bug day page].
 == Date/time and location ==