Programmer’s Log Programmers Writing Stuff – Garry Bodsworth

2Aug/101

How (not to) write notes at Europython 2010

I was told my write-up of Europython was useless without seeing the actual pictures I was drawing when I should have been writing more notes.... I wasn't necessarily bored, just bitten by the drawing bug once again.

First up I started with a simple Optimus Prime to pass the time.
Europython notes page 1

Then Optimus Prime needed someone to fight, so Megatron popped in.
Europython notes page 2

But Megatron was upgraded into the insane killing machine of Galvatron.
Europython notes page 3

Hot Rod (for some reason channelling David Bowie) is needed to keep Galvatron in check.
Europython notes page 4

The chaos bringer Unicron keeps a close eye on testing in planet form.
Europython notes page 5

A tough looking Iron Man decided to get in on the act.
Europython notes page 6

Then we go back to a slightly better rendered Optimus Prime.
Europython notes page 7

A childhood creation of an old friend is Thunder Supreme - the city robot.
Europython notes page 8

Robocop helps organise a Python Code Dojo.
Europython notes page 10

Judge Dredd pronounces sentence on Twisted.
Europython notes page 11

Death's Head slightly sketchy, yes?
Europython notes page 12

Death's Head II was fighting at keeping Windows at bay. But I fear he may not be powerful enough.
Europython notes page 13

30Jun/090

Europython Blogging

And here I am at Europython 2009 in rainy but inhumanly hot Birmingham. I made it for 8am but I am all on my own thanks to a possible hamthrax infected absence.

Interesting stuff from the main introduction. There are over 440 delegates. There are some raffles including the coins designed by Stani using free software. Also they're looking for venues for 2011/2012 but it sounds like a hell of a lot of work.

Right, on to my first talk about PyPy.