Day 3

View from my window in the morning.

A bit more to the right.

Andrew Kuchling's opening remarks.

Alexander Limi and Alan Runyan's keynote about Plone.

A guy in front of me editing reST. See the nested lists? They're indented only one character, and Docutils doesn't complain. I notice this is a usability problem in Docutils, add a to-do list entry, and check it in. Cool.

The corridor in front of my hotel room. Nothing special to see.

Matt Croydon talks about Python on the S60 mobile phone.

Charles C. Kemp talks about Python at the humanoid robotics lab at MIT, interfacing C++ and Python with SWIG.

Lunch. Yummy. But don't taste the chili!

Guido talks about the history of Python.

Break.

Martin Pool talks about bazaar-ng, which is very interesting.

Gathering in the Mesquite room in the evening, coding and talking about lots of interesting stuff. The guy on the floor is Duncan McGreggor, one of my roommates.

I talk with Paul McGuire about PyParsing, which has a a lot of syntactic sugar (nice sugar, not bad sugar) and looks really useful.

I talk with Martin Blais about all kinds of technical stuff; we're using mostly the same software, it seems. Highly interesting. And he's a fascinating guy, really.