EuroPython
EuroPython is coming. We have two 30-minutes talks that we will present. In addition, the sprint takes place the 29th of June (there will be no-one from the team on the 28th of June), as well as on the 3rd and 4th of July.
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Comments
Please guys, can anyone of you tell something about Europython's vm panel news? I've been searching for comments on blogs in the last days but I couldn't find anything... There were many interesting presentations (hotpy, crosstwiner, psyco v2, etc...) but no comments so far! Is there any significant news in that field? How do these projects compare to pypy...?
Will you publish the slides of the 2nd talk, as you did with the 1st?
I am looking forward to reading the slides as well as more comments about the talks.
Keep the good work!