Python meetup - 2 years

Hello!
In June, the Python Meetup turned 2 years old. To celebrate this, we gathered on Saturday, June 27 and spent the whole day together, talking and listening to the reports. It was about:

• Optimal naming of variables
• Safely start someone else's code on your computer
• Using Jenkins in testing games
• Pair remote programming
• Python Object Subsystem

Records of speeches under the cut. Have a nice watching!

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How to name variables / Grigory Petrov
“My name is Gregory and I'm a mad scientist, technical evangelist, and I also make software ...”
Gregory looked at the frivolous and simple topic of naming variables from unexpected angles peculiar to him. You will find a fascinating adventure to the origins of the Hungarian notation, the chronicle of the struggle with complexity, a sightseeing tour of cramming into the code of metainformation and many other controversial, but interesting topics.

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ontainers. We need to go deeper / Philip Puffy
A quick look under the hood of modern solutions for the delivery and isolation of environments with a touch of system programming in Python.
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World of Jenkins / Alexander Zhukov
Alexander told about using Jenkins in testing games: what it is, what concepts it operates on, and how it is possible to build a complex pipeline using plugins.

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Pair programming. Remotely / Sergey Alekseev
Are you still programming alone? Then we go to you! Sergey shared his experience in joint code writing.

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Know and love your PyObject, you are a programmer / Alexander Koshkin
If you're wondering how Python works from the inside - don't pass by. Alexander examined the object subsystem in detail: what does the phrase “all object in Python” mean, what it would be like to be a Python class, how lookup attributes occur, inheritance works, etc.

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Funny XML Bug / Alexey Romanov / Lightning talk

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The next meeting for Python-developers will be held in August.
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See you at the Python Meetup!