What's New In Python, 2006
I've put the first of my OSDC 2006 talks up - What's New In Python 2006 Edition.
It can be fetched from http://codingweasel.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/talks/2006/whatsnew/
(or svn co thaturl)
This talk uses the Bruce presentation software, in particular the new 'socrates.py' script that takes a simple text file describing the presentation. At the moment, you'll need the current SVN version of Bruce. There will be a new release of that soon.
Alternately, you can just read the 'whatsnew.soc' file - it's a simple text file.
Update: You can get Bruce's current SVN with
"svn co http://svn.bruce.python-hosting.com/trunk"
posted by anthony @ 12:13 PM
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Where can I find the svn version of Bruce? http://bruce.python-hosting.com/ has only a link to a web-browsable version that svn itself cannot grok. (And the tickets are so full of spam it's scary.)
whatsnew.soc line 433: '<stirng>' should probably be '<string>'.
Hm. Will put a link up. For now, you can get it with
"svn co http://svn.bruce.python-hosting.com/trunk"
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