Python 3.10 just got released! The official documentation of this incredible version is 52% translated to French. This is a very good start, but we want to do better. From October 25 to November 25, pythonistas of Montréal are working together to translated the Python 3.10 documentation to French. Why …
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Sprints
7 months ago
Team
Hi everyone, exceptionally, our September meeting will take place on a Tuesday evening rather than our traditional Mondays to avoid the conflict with the elections. We are looking for presenters for the event. If you work on a Python project, we want to see it. Maybe you have created a …
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Event
9 months ago
Team
PyCon took place online this year. We are sad we didn't get a chance to meet our fellow Pythonistas in person, but we are still glad for the opportunity to watch high quality talks from many accomplished members of our community. If you didn't get the chance to watch the …
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PyCon
11 months ago
Team
Join us on May 31st for this lunch-time special edition featuring European guests: Łukasz Langa, release manager of Python 3.9 and author of Black with a presentation called: From "it runs" to "it flies": Performance Optimization with Cython; – Vasilis Papavasiliou, DevOps and Backend Engineer at Mist.io with Building a …
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Event
a year ago
Team
French, please! From May 16th to May 31st, Montréal-Python is hosting a translation sprint around the official documentation of Python 3.9 to French. Why should we translate ? At the moment speaking, the official Python documentation for the 3.9 version is 54% translated. It’s a good ratio considering that many …
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Sprints
a year ago
Edith
Tomorrow evening is our first “Evening of Programming Exercises”. This event is aimed toward the ones that are new to programming or new to Python. The idea is to get together in a rather informal setup, grab some code and discuss programming with the Montréal-Python community. The event is mainly …
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Tutorials/Workshops
a year ago
Davin
Join us for the April monthly meeting for the Pythonistas of Montréal on Monday the 19th at 6pm. This month, we have for you: Machine learning in robotics by Nicholas Nadeau; Module of the month: random by Kouame Kofi; Overview of the PyCon 2021 programme by the chairman of the …
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Event
a year ago
Team
Have you always wanted to try out programming and find out if it’s for you? Come to our Introduction to Programming with Python workshop, taking place Saturday, March 13, at 1 PM Montreal time (13:00 EST). It’s free! The workshop is designed for adults and will be held in French, …
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Tutorials/Workshops
a year ago
Isabelle
When March finally comes to an end, olive trees start flowering and with a bit a luck, the melting snow announces the start of the maple sugar season. When conditions are good, olives and maples are known as more lucrative crops compared to wheat. And talking about good conditions, we …
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Event
a year ago
Team
PyCon, the largest conference on the Python programming language, will be online this year. Some of you may recall the fun of being there when PyCon came to Montréal in 2014 and 2015: being surrounded by like-minded people from all around the world, brushing shoulders with the giants who have …
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PyCon
a year ago
Team
