DesertPy The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication’s New Media Innovation Lab seeks an experienced Python developer to work with students to develop digital products and services for media and other professional clients.
September 8, 2014, is the initial close date. Applications will continue to be accepted and considered every week until the search is closed.
More details here http://bit.ly/1qx5U8S
August is here, and with it comes another DesertPy meeting. Details below!
Feel free to RSVP on the meetup site or fork this repo and add yourself to the RSVP list below and send a pull request.
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Monsoon season is upon us so join DesertPy this month for a Thunderstorm! What is a Thunderstorm you ask? It's a meeting consisting only of lightning talks!
There won't be one big talk, but a bunch of smaller, fast paced talks on any number of Python related topics. Just show up for the fun. Better yet, show up with a python related lightning talk of your own. We will try to enforce a 5 minute limit per talk. More than one talk per person permitted.
Recommendations:
These are recommendations and not requirements. Don't let anything above discourage you from presenting.
Feel free to RSVP on the meetup site or fork this repo and add yourself to the RSVP list below and send a pull request.
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Meeting time is rolling around again. For those of you braving the heat in town, join us out at the HiringSolved offices at Gangplank for the June DesertPy meeting.
Feel free to RSVP on the meetup site or fork this repo and add yourself to the RSVP list below and send a pull request.
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Join DesertPy, the Phoenix Area Python User Group, for the May meeting, details below!
Join DesertPy this month, back in Tempe, where Trevor will introduce the lightweight web framework, Flask. Flask is a BSD licensed micro framework that uses Jinja2 for templating but allows you to choose the persistence layer.
Sarah will continue our PEP talk series by telling us about PEP 450 which is implemented in Python 3.4 as the statistics module.
Feel free to RSVP on the meetup site or fork this repo and add yourself to the RSVP list below and send a pull request.
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VisionGate produces the Cell-CT™, the world’s first 3D cellular imaging device based upon optical projection tomography, which renders cells with sub-micron, isometric resolution. Based on 3D images of cells from sputum, VisonGate aims to improve patient health with the world’s first, non-invasive, diagnostic test for early lung cancer detection: LuCED™. VisionGate is expanding to carry the development and commercialization of its products forward.
VisionGate is currently commercializing its LuCED test for early detection of lung cancer. Development of other tests based on the Cell-CT are being considered or are in progress. To facilitate commercialization of our tests, we seek to add a temporary staff member who will develop software for process flow by assimilating data from various lab stations and from multiple Cell-CT™ to create status and final specimen reports. The role will be full-time from late April until July or August.
To apply contact Michael Meyer, meyer@visiongate3d.com
Sorry for the short notice everyone, but this month's DesertPy meeting is this week, Wednesday, April 23rd in the SimplyHired offices at Gangplank in Downtown Chandler. Same time as usual, 6:30PM. We will have Jerry talking about his experiences with Python 3. And we will also be continuing our Python 3.4 PEP talk series! This time by Craig who will talk about PEP 3156, also known as the asyncio module.
After the meeting we will be meeting up at San Tan Brewing (just a bit north of Gangplank) to have some food and socialize.
Feel free to RSVP on the meetup site or heck, fork this repo and add yourself to the RSVP list below and send a pull request:
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DesertPy is meeting up at Boulders on Broadway on Wednesday, April 9th, 2014 at 6:30PM for some food and drinks!
I try to get "The Pit" which is the room just down this hallway (to the left of the stairs) and down a few steps. Or just ask the hostess or waitress for the Python group. And yeah, that is google maps working inside Boulders on Broadway.
Feel free to RSVP on the meetup site or heck, fork this repo and add yourself to the RSVP list below and send a pull request:
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Spring is upon us and change is in the air for DesertPy. First off, we are going to have monthly presentation based meetings for the rest of this year. These meetings will be on the same day of the month as usual, the fourth Wednesday. Tentatively the locations will be alternating between Gangplank in downtown Chander and the Isos Technologies office in Tempe (just East of Rural and University behind Chompies). Our first visit to Isos will be next week, March 26th, when I will wow you all with a demonstration of how I use IPython, mostly for data analysis purposes. Please RSVP on the Meetup event page.
What does that mean for our alternate month social gatherings at Boulders on Broadway? Well, we will have them occasionally, most likely on the second Wednesday of the month. The next one is already scheduled for April 9th. I hope to see you all there. Well, not all at once of course ☺, our usual table only seats about 15.
Lastly, Python 3.4.0 was released this week. In an effort to get us all up to speed, we are happy to announce that at each meeting for the rest of the year someone will give a lightning talk on one of the PEP's implemented by this release. By the way, that lucky 'someone' could be YOU! As always we are looking for community members to help give presentations, please contact me (Austin Godber, godber@gmail.com) if you are interested in giving a presentation.
Looking forward to another great year!
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