Name: Europython 2006
Start: 2006-07-03T08:00:00+02:00
End: 2006-07-05T18:00:00+02:00
Location: CERN, Geneva

Europython 2006

from Monday 3 July 2006 (08:00) to Wednesday 5 July 2006 (18:00)
CERN, Geneva

: Sessions

: Talks

: Breaks

3 Jul 2006

4 Jul 2006

5 Jul 2006

08:00	Registration (until 09:00)
09:00	Agile Development (until 10:40) (40-SS-C01)
09:00	Ajax, state of the art - Mr Tarek Ziadé (Nuxeo) Slides
09:35	Testing web applications with HyperTest - Mr Guido Wesdorp (Merlinux) Slides
10:10	Introduction to pywinauto - Mr Mark Mc Mahon (.) Slides
09:00	Refereed Papers (until 09:30) (40-SS-D01)
09:00	The Python interpreter as a framework for integrating scientific computing software-components - Prof. Michel Sanner (The Scripps Research Institute) Paper Slides
09:00	Web Frameworks (until 10:40) (40-S2-B01)
09:00	Working Together on the Web - Mr Kevin Dangoor (Blazing Things)
10:10	Developing Applications with the Web Server Gateway Interface - Mr James Gardner (3aims.com) Slides
09:00	Python Language and Libraries (until 10:40) (40-S2-A01)
09:00	Introducing PyQt4 for GUI Application Development - Dr David Boddie (Trolltech AS) Examples Slides
09:35	Integrating Twisted With Existing Applications - Mr Moshe Zadka (B-hive Networks) Slides
09:35	Python in Science (until 10:40) (40-SS-D01)
09:35	The Enthought Tool Suite for Scientific Applications - Dr eric jones (Enthought, Inc.)
10:10	Envisage - An Extensible Application Framework - Mr Martin Chilvers (Enthought Inc) Slides
10:40	--- Coffee Break ---
11:00	Python in Science (until 12:40) (40-SS-D01)
11:00	Introduction to Code_Aster - Mr ludovic aubry (logilab)
11:35	OpenAlea - A platform for plant modelling, analysis and simulation - Mr Christophe Pradal (CIRAD) Slides
12:10	Factory monitoring with Pylons, XML-RPC and SVG - Dr Rob Collins (Europython 2006 Conference)
11:00	Agile Development (until 12:40) (40-SS-C01)
11:00	Literate testing with doctests - Mr Marius Gedminas (Programmers of Vilnius) Slides
11:35	zope-cookbook.org, an open Zope book based on agile documentation principles - Mr Tarek Ziadé (Personal project) Slides
12:10	Planning your tests with morphological analysis - Mr Christian Theune (gocept gmbh & co. kg) Slides
11:00	Web Frameworks (until 12:40) (40-S2-B01)
11:00	The Django Web Framework - Mr Simon Willison (Django) Slides
11:35	MoinMoin Wiki Development - Mr Thomas Waldmann (MoinMoin Wiki Core Team) Mr Alexander Schremmer (MoinMoin Wiki Core Team) Minutes Slides
12:10	Generating content types and workflow with ArchGenXML - Mr Reinout van Rees (Zest software) Slides
11:00	Python Language and Libraries (until 12:40) (40-S2-A01)
11:00	Python and PostgreSQL - a match made in heaven - Mr Harald Armin Massa (Na Zen Baer)
11:35	Index & Search: itools.catalog - Mr Luis Belmar-Letelier (Itaapy)
12:10	Using CSV as an indexed persistent layer - Mr Hervé Cauwelier (Itaapy) Mr Nicolas Deram (Itaapy) Slides

09:00	Business and Applications (until 10:40) (40-SS-C01)
09:00	Achieving High Performance In Mercurial - Bryan O'Sullivan (Mercurial) Slides Video
09:35	Developing MailManager - Mr Campbell Kevin (Logicalware) Slides
10:10	Snaking the Web - Mr Markus Franz (Metager2, SuMa-eV) Slides text
09:00	Refereed Papers (until 10:40) (40-SS-D01)
09:00	An Introduction to Test Driven Code Generation - Dr Raphael Marvie (LIFL -- University of Lille) Paper Slides
09:35	Developing Ambient Displays for Collaborative Work - Dr Rod McCall (CRP- Gabriel Lippmann) Paper
10:10	PyJIT: dynamic code generation from runtime data - Mr Simon Burton (National ICT Australia) Paper Slides
09:00	Web Frameworks (until 10:40) (40-S2-B01)
09:00	i18n made easy, illustration with CherryPy - Mr Nicolas DERAM (itaapy) Mr Hervé CAUWELIER (itaapy) Slides
09:35	CPSBayes, a multipurpose naive bayesian classifier for Zope - Mr Tarek Ziadé (Nuxeo) Slides
10:10	Version content in Plone with CMFEditions - Mr Grégoire Weber (Europython 2006) Slides
09:00	Python Language and Libraries (until 10:40) (40-S2-A01)
09:00	Python as a domain specific language - Mr Anders Hammarquist (AB Strakt) Slides
09:35	The Chandler Repository, a Database for Python Objects - Andi Vajda (OSAF) Slides
10:10	zc.buildout, an automated application assembly tool - Mr James Fulton (Zope Corporation) Slides
10:40	--- Coffee Break ---
11:00	Business and Applications (until 12:40) (40-SS-C01)
11:00	LiSoG - Linux Solution Group. Connect real users, technology, applications and businesses. - Mr Niels Mache (struktur AG) Slides
11:35	ZEA Partner network explained - Mr Xavier Heymans (Zea Partners) Slides
12:10	Introducing python into industrial environment applications - Fabio Pliger (SIA s.r.l.) Paper Slides
11:00	Python in Science (until 12:40) (40-SS-D01)
11:00	LLG Python: A Python based approach for high performance Parallel Geometric Computing - Mr Jérémie Farret (Parallel Geometry Inc)
11:35	The Snake In The MeqTree: Using Python For Simulation And Calibration Of Radioastronomical Observations - Dr Oleg Smirnov (NWO/ASTRON) Slides
12:10	Python binding for Geant4 toolkit using Reflex/PyROOT - Dr Witold Pokorski (CERN) Slides
11:00	Web Frameworks (until 12:40) (40-S2-B01)
11:00	Frameworks Shootout
11:00	Python Language and Libraries (until 12:40) (40-S2-A01)
11:00	An Introduction to PyPy - Mr Michael Hudson (Heinrich Heine Universität Düsseldorf) Slides
11:35	PyPy architecture session - Holger Krekel (merlinux GmbH) Samuele Pedroni (AB Strakt)
12:10	What can PyPy do for you? - Mr Carl Friedrich Bolz (student) Mr Armin Rigo (researcher) Mr Eric van Riet Paap (programmer)

09:00	Business and Applications (until 10:05) (40-SS-C01)
09:00	Teaching (until 10:40) (40-S2-A01)
09:00	Python Academy - Teaching Python in Germany - Dr Mike Müller (Python Academy) Slides
09:35	The African Python: Programming and Training in South Africa - Prof. Fourie Joubert (University of Pretoria)
10:10	Liberlab, a pocket lab for all - Mr Francois Schnell (ULP Multimedia) Slides
09:00	Refereed Papers (until 10:40) (40-SS-D01)
09:00	Pyphant - A Python framework for modelling reusable data processing tasks - Mr Klaus Zimmermann (Freiburger Materialforschungszentrum, Universität Freiburg) Paper Slides
09:35	Deep Integration of Python with Semantic Web Technologies - Mr Marian Babik (Institute of Informatics, Slovak Academy of Sciences) Minutes Paper Slides
10:10	Implementation of a Transaction-based Peer-to-Peer Protocol - Ms Sofia Nygård (Åbo Akademi University) Paper
09:00	Web Frameworks (until 10:40) (40-S2-B01)
09:00	Templating Systems Compared and Contrasted - Mr Chris Withers (Simplistix Ltd)
10:10	JSON-RPC - makes web services communication simple - Mr Jan-Klaas Kollhof (n/a)
10:40	--- Coffee Break ---
11:00	Teaching (until 12:40) (40-S2-A01)
11:00	Vision: VIsual Software IntegratiON - Prof. Michel Sanner (The Scripps Research Institute) Slides
12:10	xturtle - an extended turtle module for Python as a vehicle for teaching programming concepts - Mr Gregor Lingl (BRG 16) Slides
11:00	Agile Development (until 12:40) (40-SS-C01)
11:00	Kill -1: process refactoring in the PyPy project - Mrs Beatric During (Change Maker)
11:35	Users’ participation in the design process of Open Source Software communities: the case of Python - Ms Flore Barcellini (INRIA-Eiffel Team) Annex to presentation A study of online discussions in an Open-Source Software Community: Reconstructing thematic coherence and argumentation from quotation practices Presentation Thematic Coherence and Quotation Practices in OSS Design-Oriented Online Discussions
12:10	From agile development to agile evolution of enterprise systems - Dr Alexander Samarin (SAMARIN.BIZ) Slides
11:00	Misfits (until 12:40) (40-SS-D01)
11:00	subversioned system configuration - Mr holger krekel (merlinux GmbH) Slides
11:35	Come on and plug me in! Writing and testing plugins for Bazaar - Mr Robert Collins (Canonical Limited) Mr David Allouche (Canonical Limited) Slides
11:00	Web Frameworks (until 12:40) (40-S2-B01)
11:00	Zope: The June releases - Mr Philipp von Weitershausen (none) Slides june-releases.pdf shootout.pdf slides testbrowser-lightning.pdf
11:35	Tramline, big files are fun! - Mr Jeroen Vloothuis (Pareto)
12:10	Linktally: Ranking popular pages in a CMS - Mr Martijn Pieters (Pareto) Slides

12:40	--- Lunch ---
14:00	Python in Science (until 15:40) (40-SS-D01)
14:00	MDP 2.0 - A data processing framework for scientific development and education - Tiziano Zito (Institute for Theoretical Biology, Berlin) Slides
14:35	Visualizing behavior of ambient sensor networks - Theo De Ridder (Saxion Hogescholen) Slides
15:10	Using Python in the Development of a Grid User Interface for Distributed Data - Alexander Soroko (UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD) Slides
14:00	Agile Development (until 15:40) (40-SS-C01)
14:00	eXtremeManagement of projects with Plone - Mr Maurits van Rees (Europython, Zest Software) Slides
14:35	Distributed Source Code Management tools - Mr Luis Belmar-Letelier (Itaapy) Mr Hervé Cauwelier (itaapy) Slides
15:10	Source code management for a distributed team. - Mr Steve Alexander (Canonical Limited) Mr Robert Collins (Canonical Limited) Slides
14:00	Web Frameworks (until 15:40) (40-S2-B01)
14:00	An Introduction to TurboGears - Mr Kevin Dangoor (Blazing Things)
14:35	Pylons: A Modern Python Web Framework - Mr James Gardner (3aims.com) Slides
15:10	Bebop: A Zope3-based Groupware - Dr Uwe Oestermeier (IWM)
14:00	Python Language and Libraries (until 15:40) (40-S2-A01)
14:00	Programming Avalon with IronPython - Mr Brian Quinlan (Scionics) Slides
14:35	Design by Contract in Python: Present and Future - Mr Aaron Bingham (Cenix BioScience GmbH) Slides
15:40	--- Coffee Break ---
16:00	Python in Science (until 17:40) (40-SS-D01)
16:00	Taming the beast: Using Python to Control ATLAS Software - David Quarrie (LBNL) Slides
16:35	Interfacing Python and the C++ Frameworks used by High Energy Physicists - Dr Pere Mato (CERN) Slides
17:10	Finding Needles in a Huge DataStack - Mr Altet Francesc (Cárabos Coop. V.) Slides
16:00	Games (until 17:40) (40-S2-B01)
16:00	Pre-Mapping a GSM Network Environment for a Pervasive Game using Python for Series 60 Phones - Mr Leif Oppermann (University of Nottingham) Link to IPerg Project Link to Python war-drive software for Nokia Series 60 phones and Win32 data post-processor Link to Python wrapper for Contextphone for Nokia Series 60 phones Live-demo material and discussion Making of Lovecity Blog (incl. promo video) Slides
16:35	Bub-n-bros = Bubble Bobble + 10 players + general craziness from Python's flexibly - Mr Armin Rigo (University of Düsseldorf) Home page
17:10	LLG Python: Geometric Computing in Python for next generation games and entertainment - Mr Jérémie Farret (Parallel Geometry Inc)
16:00	Python Language and Libraries (until 17:40) (40-S2-A01)
16:00	Designing Unicode-aware Applications in Python - Mr Marc-André Lemburg (eGenix.com) Slides
16:35	Internationalization in Python with PyICU - Chandler, a case study - Mr Philippe Bossut (OSAF) Slides
17:10	Common mistakes you can make using pytz and datetime - Ignas Mikalajūnas (Programmers of Vilnius) Slides
18:00	Keynote (until 19:00) (Main Auditorium)
18:00	Children First! - Dr Alan Kay

12:40	--- Lunch ---
14:00	Business and Applications (until 15:40) (40-SS-C01)
14:00	"What not how" - Questionnaire development with Zope & Python - Mr Charlie Clark
14:35	On the usage of Python in the CERN Document Server's digital library and conference management tools - Mr Thomas Baron (CERN) Mr Jean-Yves Le Meur (CERN) Slides
15:10	TinyERP: opensource enterprise management software - Mr Gaëtan de Menten (Tiny SPRL)
14:00	Web Frameworks (until 15:40) (40-S2-B01)
14:00	A Lucene-based cataloging solution for Zope-3 and CPS-3.4 - Mr Julien Anguenot (Nuxeo SAS) Slides
14:35	CPSSkins: theme editor for Zope3 - Mr Jean-Marc Orliaguet (Chalmers)
15:10	Panel: Getting Started with the Zope Foundation - Mr James Fulton (Zope Corporation) Slides
14:00	Python Language and Libraries (until 15:40) (40-S2-A01)
14:00	Using decorators - Dr Micheles Simionato (StatPro Italy) Slides
14:35	Useful and New Modules - Andrew Dalke Dalke (Dalke Scientific Software, LLC) Slides
15:10	py.execnet: ad-hoc networking - holger krekel (merlinux GmbH) Slides
15:40	--- Coffee break ---
16:00	Lightning Talks (until 18:00) (Main Auditorium)
16:00	Lightning Talks
18:00	--- Break ---
18:30	Keynote (until 19:30) (Main Auditorium)
18:30	The Future of Python - Mr Guido van Rossum (Google, inc)
19:30	--- Drink ---
20:30	--- Conference Dinner ---

12:40	--- Lunch ---
14:00	Agile Development (until 15:40) (40-SS-C01)
14:00	Managing the Launchpad team at Canonical - Steve Alexander (Canonical) Slides
14:35	Managing a distributed company - Lene Wagner (merlinux GmbH) Slides
15:10	Agile customer management: successes and failures - Ms Aiste Kesminaite (Programmers of Vilnius) Slides
14:00	Misfits (until 15:40) (40-SS-D01)
14:00	SCREWS - An Architecture For Simulating Errors in Web Servers - Mr Moshe Zadka (B-hive Networks) Slides
14:35	Dual Scripting in a Virtual Reality Engine. Embedding Python in XVR - Mr Emanuele Ruffaldi (PERCRO Lab, Scuola S.Anna, Pisa) Mr Walter Aprile (PERCRO Lab, Scuola S.Anna, Pisa) Project Description Slides
15:10	Speed up your Python code - Dr Stefan Schwarzer (SSchwarzer.com) Slides
14:00	Web Frameworks (until 15:40) (40-S2-B01)
14:00	Generic Functions in Turbogears - Mr Simon Belak (TurboGears) Slides
15:40	--- Coffee Break ---
16:00	Lightning Talks (until 18:00) (Main Auditorium)
16:00	Lightning Talks

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