Lightning talks
summary
A rapid set of five‑minute demos shows concrete work not vague promises: Argument Clinic generates the C parsing boilerplate and the missing introspection metadata so adding an argument stops touching five separate spots; Toga is a pip‑installable, 100% system‑native Python widget toolkit that runs on OS X, Ubuntu and iOS (Android pending); a shim called sucks runs Python‑2 code from Python‑3 with exceptions propagated; a segment demos git notes attaching metadata to commits without rewriting history; plus an OpenShift insult app, a large company hackathon and mod_wsgi tooling.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 3:04A New Membership Model
- 8:06Saturday Closing Lightning Talks
- 10:35Argument Parsing
- 11:46Argument Clinic
- 19:43Example of a Platform as a Service Provider
- 20:40Deploy an App
- 26:11Nick Farrell
- 28:47Live Demo
- 30:21Git Nodes
- 33:28Why Does a Big Business Run a Hackathon
- 36:41Smart Lock
- 37:04Logistics
- 37:47Graham Dumpleton
