Sprints

PyCon Canada 2017 Sprints - 20-21 November

PyCon Canada Development Sprints is a day of intensive learning and development on an open source project of your choice, in a team environment. It's a time to come together with colleagues, old and new, to share what you've learned and apply it to an open source project.

PyCon Canada provides the space and infrastructure (network, power, tables & chairs); you bring your skills, humanity, and brainpower (oh! and don't forget your computer).

• location: UQAM Chaufferie du Pavillon Coeur des sciences, room CO-R700 (175 Avenue du Président-Kennedy).
• date and time: 20-21 November. 9:00am - 6:00pm

Enter your sprint here:

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• include project contact information
• include new contributor tickets and on-boarding info
• include sprint goals
• encourage people to add their names to your sprint

Projects

Userspace and kernel space tracing for Python applications

Being a developer of tracing tools, I would like to discuss how tracing tools are used in Python development environments. We could could go over use-cases and see how userspace and kernel tracing could be helpful.

• https://github.com/lttng/lttng-tools
• https://github.com/lttng/lttng-ust
• https://github.com/efficios/babeltrace
• Main Contact: Francis Deslauriers
• Interested in sprinting on This Project? Add your name:

Project Jupyter

Project Jupyter exists to develop open-source software, open-standards, and services for interactive computing across dozens of programming languages. We have issues that require Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, design, dev-ops, travis, and technical writing, among other skils. Based on people's interest, we can help you find an issue for the sprint and get you to a PR! We have a number of repos we'd love help with:

• iPython

  • Sprint-friendly Issues
  • Gitter Channel

• Jupyter Notebook

  • Sprint-friendly Issues
  • Gitter Channel

• nbconvert

  • Sprint-friendly Issues

• JupyterHub

  • Sprint-friendly Issues
  • Gitter Channel

• Binder

  • Sprint-friendly Issues
  • Gitter Channel

• JupyterLab

  • Sprint-friendly Issues
  • Gitter Channel

• iPyWidgets

  • Sprint-friendly Issues
  • Gitter Channel

• Project Jupyter's Website

  • Sprint-friendly Issues

• Main Contact: Jessica Forde

• Interested in sprinting on This Project? Add your name:

  • Mukandila Mukandila I am interested in some of the stuff in the Project Jupyter sprint.
  • Nicole Parrot Not sure how useful I can make myself but I'd like to try
  • Doug Latornell
  • Ankit Mittal
  • Ricardo Lima

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## My Awesome Project

* <https://github.com/my/awesome-project>
* Main Contact: [Sprinter Lead](mailto:sprinterlead@mailinator.com)
* Interested in sprinting on This Project? Add your name:
* [Sprinter One](mailto:sprinterone@mailinator.com)
* Sprint tasks / issues list:  https://github.com/my/awesome-project/issues

Not Sure Yet (but I want to sprint)

• Interested in sprinting, but not sure about a project? Add your name:
  • Ian Flores
    • I would like to work on something related to Data Science or Machine Learning.
  • Myles Braithwaite
  • Hoa Du - projects that uses Machine Learning to predict
  • Cody Antunez - Interested in web based projects or Tensorflow/Machine Learning projects.
  • Karim Abou-Khalil
  • Andy Palmer - PyLint or anything related to computer graphics or image processing
  • Keefer Rourke
  • Nadia Tahiri
  • Victoria Powell
    • Interested in working on fullstack development and learning more about open source.
  • Jenniffer Paniagua
  • Olesya Baranova
    • Interested in projects related to Machine Learning, REST APIs, test frameworks.
  • Tim Fenwick
    • Interested in development of REST and other APIs, good practices in library/framework development, Machine Learning, Analytics, Data Visualization.
  • Seak Pek Chhan
  • kousu
  • Alejandra Cabrera
  • Chris Fournier