Kurtiss is the CTO and Co-founder of PlayHaven, an organization dedicated to helping game developers sell more games, vis-a-vis the judicious application of Python. Kurtiss has been waxing Pythonic since before anyone gave a flip about Ruby. You can find him on twitter as @kurtiss.

Talks

“Tornado: Rocking the non-blocking Web”
Py Web SF #12 – 2010-07-27 [Slideshare.net slides | Shrapnel Torndado helper source]

Who/What
Kurtiss Hare – “Tornado: Rocking the Non-blocking Web,”

When
6pm, Tuesday, 27th July 2010.

Where
Stong conference room, 1st floor, SF Main Public Library [Google maps]. The library is easily accessible via both BART and Muni at the Civic Center station. The library closes at 8pm so we will continue the discussion over food/drinks at Frjtz Fries [Google maps].

More info
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Almir Karic is a freelance python hacker and sys admin who enjoys working with shiny new technologies. Startup fan, yes they are confused, dis-organized and always short on time, but fun! His website is almirkaric.com and you can find him on twitter as @redduck666.

Talks

“Tragedy: a Python ORM for the Cassandra database”
Py Web SF #11 – 2010-06-29

Who/What
Almir Karic – “Tragedy: a Python ORM for the Cassandra database”

When
6pm, Tuesday, 29th June 2010.

Where
Stong conference room, 1st floor, SF Main Public Library [Google maps]. The library is easily accessible via both BART and Muni at the Civic Center station. The library closes at 8pm so we will continue the discussion over food/drinks at Frjtz Fries [Google maps].

More info
Feel free to email Niall directly with any queries, or join our moderated mailing list. Simply send an email (contents don’t matter) to pyweb-sf+subscribe@unworkable.org.

Follow PyWebSF on Twitter. Feel free to use the #pywebsf hash tag for Tweets related to Py Web SF! I use them myself for Tweeting announcements, updates etc. Use Twitter search to find them.

There is a Py Web SF group on LinkedIn.

Andreas is the co-founder and CTO of Snaptic. Snaptic develops web and mobile applications that make it simple to capture, organize, and share information on the go and keep it connected in the cloud. Snaptic is the leader in note-taking and geo-tagging applications in the Android Market with over 2.5 million active installs and numerous integrations with many of the market’s top applications.

Talks

“Integrating Mobile with the Web”
Py Web SF #10 – 2010-05-18 [ HTML slides for: Python on Android, Integrating Mobile with the Web ]

Who/What
Andreas Schobel – “Python on Android and Integrating Mobile with the Web”

When
6pm, Tuesday, 18th May 2010.

Where
Stong conference room, 1st floor, SF Main Public Library [Google maps]. The library is easily accessible via both BART and Muni at the Civic Center station. The library closes at 8pm so we will continue the discussion over food/drinks at Frjtz Fries [Google maps].

More info
Feel free to email Niall directly with any queries, or join our moderated mailing list. Simply send an email (contents don’t matter) to pyweb-sf+subscribe@unworkable.org.

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There is a Py Web SF group on LinkedIn.

Eugene is an open source evangelist who specializes in the
design and implementation of mission-critical, high-availability large
scale systems. In the last two years, he and his team designed and
built several 100% SOA and cloud systems for various Forbes top 25
companies globally. As chief liaison between Walmart.com Global and
the ISD Technology Council, he led the official adoption of Linux and
other open source technologies at Walmart Stores Information Systems
Division. He continues to design high performance systems for major
companies in the United States, Europe, and Japan.

His website is http://eugeneciurana.com.

Talks

“Jython in Enterprise Applications Case Study”
Py Web SF #9 – 2010-03-30 [ PDF Slides ]

Who/What
Eugene Ciurana – “Jython in Enterprise Applications Case Study”

When
6pm, Tuesday, 30th March 2010.

Where
Stong conference room, 1st floor, SF Main Public Library [Google maps]. The library is easily accessible via both BART and Muni at the Civic Center station. The library closes at 8pm so we will continue the discussion over food/drinks at Frjtz Fries [Google maps].

More info
Feel free to email Niall directly with any queries, or join our moderated mailing list. Simply send an email (contents don’t matter) to pyweb-sf+subscribe@unworkable.org.

Follow PyWebSF on Twitter. Feel free to use the #pywebsf hash tag for Tweets related to Py Web SF! I use them myself for Tweeting announcements, updates etc. Use Twitter search to find them.

There is a Py Web SF group on LinkedIn.

Bram Cohen is the inventor of the BitTorrent protocol, and wrote the Python implementation in 2001-2003.

His website is http://bramcohen.com/.

Talks

“New Python Logging Framwork”
Py Web SF #8 – 2010-02-23
Source to Bram’s Python Object logger.

Who/What
Bram Cohen – “A New Python Logging Framework”

When
6pm, Tuesday, 23rd February 2010.

Where
Stong conference room, 1st floor, SF Main Public Library [Google maps]. The library is easily accessible via both BART and Muni at the Civic Center station. The library closes at 8pm so we will continue the discussion over food/drinks at Frjtz Fries [Google maps].

More info
Feel free to email Niall directly with any queries, or join our moderated mailing list. Simply send an email (contents don’t matter) to pyweb-sf+subscribe@unworkable.org.

Follow PyWebSF on Twitter. Feel free to use the #pywebsf hash tag for Tweets related to Py Web SF! I use them myself for Tweeting announcements, updates etc. Use Twitter search to find them.

There is a Py Web SF group on LinkedIn.