Right now I'm in Charles de Gaulle, about to fly home after EuroScipy 2010.
I just wanted to post the main impression from the conference: Cython appears now to be a very mainstream tool in scientific Python computing. At some point it felt like every other talk mentioned Cython favourably, and Cython was prominent in both keynotes. (It was also nice that Konrad Hinsen made sure to attribute Pyrex as well.) I don't mean to gloat, but...well...it's hard not to share this: At one point a happy boost::python user got up and asked if nobody had heard about it, since he heard nothing about it. He asked everybody who had heard about it to raise their hand (very many) and then everybody who used it and where happy with it to raise their hand (and that was only a few). (Of course, he didn't ask about how many were using Cython. Lots of people have only heard about Cython and are not using it. Still interesting.) Apart from that, there's was lots of interesting people and talks :-) Dag Sverre _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
