Python packaging: from stone age to the future #215
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Hey, @Saransh-cpp Thank You for proposing a talk, Is it possible for you to give a talk at our September Meetup? Best, |
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Yes, no worries! |
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Hey Saransh, Thank You. Please allow us 3-4 Days to schedule your talk. I will let you the final decision latest by 15 August. Best, |
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Hey Saransh, Your talk is accepted and scheduled for September Meetup! Best, |
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Hey Saransh, As your talk is scheduled for September Meetup, I would like to send you more info about the Meetup. Expected Audience Size: 50-70 If you need more information or have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Best, |
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Thanks, @yednapg! Is there a tentative date for the September meet-up? |
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Hey, The Date is 17th September 2022! |
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Thanks! Works for me! |
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Great, are you on PyDelhi Telegram Group, if not please send me your Username so that I can add you. |
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Hey Need confirmation from your side, are you ready for the meetup? please reply. |
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Hi, @yednapg! Sorry for the delay, but I just went through the venue and it is around a 2 hour ride from my home. It would be very difficult for me to travel there the upcoming weekend (given that PyHEP is also next week, and I am presenting my summer research work remotely). Would it be possible to reschedule my talk for the next PyDelhi meetup? Apologies for the inconvenience. |
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Hey, @Saransh-cpp I am very sorry to hear that. As we already schedule your talk I can move to the very beginning at the meetup you'll be free by 11:30 - 12:00. Please let me know as soon as possible I have a meeting with the Operations team tomorrow for finalizing the schedule. Best, Gaurav! |
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That sounds good, @yednapg! My telegram username is |
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@Saransh-cpp are you available to give this talk again on 19th November? |
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Hi, @pulsar17 I really want to. But, unfortunately, it won't be possible for me to give this talk again on 19th November because of my upcoming endsems. |
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No problem @Saransh-cpp |
Title
Python packaging: from stone age to the future
Describe your Talk
A brief plan -
Python?distutils,setuptools, andPEPsPythonpackage.setup.pysetup.cfgand relatedPEPspyproject.tomland relatedPEPsPythonpackages are powered by wheels?wheelfiles and install the packagecibuildwheelandtwine(introduce and leave it up to the users to explore)pipand why you should always usepippipx, orpipon steroids (introduce and leave it up to the users to explore)Pre-requisites & reading material
Have a basic knowledge of Python and a will to learn.
Time required for the talk
30-40 minutes (maybe 45-50)
Link to slides/demos
No response
About you
I am an engineering junior at Cluster Innovation Center, University of Delhi, pursuing a major in Information Technology and Mathematics. In daylight, I work towards my academic skills and professional commitments, and by night, I develop and maintain open-source research software, which I believe are the key to collaborative and reproducible research.
Currently, I am a fellow at the Analysis Systems group of Institute for Research and Innovation in Software for High Energy Physics (IRIS-HEP), where I am working on the first-ever major release of Vector under Dr. Henry Schreiner and Dr. Jim Pivarski. I am also working as a technical writer for FluxML under Julia Season of Contributions. I am interested in everything a Research Software Engineer and a Machine Learning Engineer do! I am passionate about Scientific Machine Learning, Computer Vision, developing packages, code optimization, technical writing, building infrastructures and CI/CD pipelines, developing and advocating open-source research software, JuliaLang, and Python. Psst, I was previously interested in Android and backend development, and though I still remember most of them, I have moved on.
Availability
Most possibly the upcoming session.
Any comments
No response
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