Brianna Laugher already asked for a 25-minute spot in September. Javier also had a "What's New in Python" talk lined up on the moin Wiki. I asked him in private yesterday if I could take it over to do a specific "What's cool in Python 3.5!" talk, which he kindly accepted. I'd also expect this would be ~1/2 hour although still in process of writing it.
Assuming your talk goes for ~1/2 hour, everything could work if people don't mind at least 1&1/2 hour of talks during meeting. If we want only ~1 hour of talks, thereby making only 2 talks available, then I'm hesistent to suggest a resolution given I'm one of the parties with their hand in the jar, so to speak. Cheers On 14/09/2015 10:48 AM, Russell Sim wrote: > Hey, > > If the spot is still open I would like to do a talk about my WIP > project to convert the OpenStack documentation from DocBook+WADL to a > stack that uses Pecan+RST+Swagger+Markdown+AngularJS. > > The presentation is called: Fair Slipper, pretty, maintainable API > documentation for OpenStack > > It will be basically the same talk that I'm going to be doing at the > OpenStack conference and it would be great if i could present it to > you all first. > > -- > Cheers, > Russell Sim > > > _______________________________________________ > melbourne-pug mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/melbourne-pug -- Matt Iversen // matt at notevencode.com PGP: 0xc046e8a874522973 // 2F04 3DCC D6E6 D5AC D262 2E0B C046 E8A8 7452 2973
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