EuroPython 2019 Sprints

Please add your sprint suggestion to the list below. If you intend to provide more than a brief description or have a discussion about the sprinting goals, feel free to add a new Wiki page for such purposes, using a name like EuroPython2019/MySprint.

Group/Topic

Approx. number of people

Room (see "Sprint locations" below)

Contact

CPython

Any number

TBD

python-dev (at) python.org or steve.dower (at) python.org

pygame

Any number

TBD

rene@pygame.org , the pygame discord #contributing channel

BorgBackup

Any number

3rd floor 03.N.05

Thomas Waldmann tw@waldmann-edv.de

MoinMoin Wiki

Any number

3rd floor 03.N.05

Thomas Waldmann tw@waldmann-edv.de

Sunday afternoon (E-)Bike Tour, ~14:00-19:00, SBB-...-SBB

Any number

3rd floor 03.N.05

Thomas Waldmann tw@waldmann-edv.de

PyPy

Any number

TBD

Ronan Lamy

Bokeh

Any number

TBD

Mateusz Paprocki

Python-powered pen plotter

Any number

TBD

Daniele Procida daniele@vurt.org

emlearn - Machine Learning on microcontrollers

<10 people

03.N.01

Jon Nordby <jononor@gmail.com> https://github.com/emlearn/emlearn - adding MicroPython/CircuitPython support, docs/demo on PewPew hardware

Data tooling (e.g. pandas, scikit)

Any number

TBD

Let's try to close some issues in data tools we use and love! If you haven't done this before we'll help you with your first pull request. If you already contributed, then come and help someone else do it for the first time :). See pandas scikit, geopandas or arrow for potential issues to work on. Preparing a dev environment in advance can save precious time at the sprint, see contribution guides of pandas, scikit-learn, geopandas, arrow. ALL EXPERIENCE LEVELS WELCOME. Rok Mihevc rok@mihevc.org

PewPew

all of them

TBA

Radomir Dopieralski ep2019@sheep.art.pl

qutebrowser

1±1

03.N.15

Florian Bruhin me@the-compiler.org

pytest

more than I expected

03.N.15

Florian Bruhin me@the-compiler.org