Nicholas Tollervey wrote:
[snip...]
As for IronPython... I suppose that'll need some thought before-hand
for the purposes of configuration. I know the Resolver guys will be
there to call on for help and I don't mind getting the thing to run on
Mono on my MacBook, but I think the whole subject of
IronPython/Jython/Pypy and cPython alternatives might be a good
subject for a show-and-tell type dojo (make your Python write once,
run everywhere).
I think that attempting to write Python code that runs
cross-implementation is a little (or maybe a lot) out of scope for the Dojo.
Michael
As always, comments, suggestions and good ideas are most welcome.
Nicholas.
On 6 Oct 2009, at 17:26, Paul Nasrat wrote:
2009/10/6 Nicholas Tollervey <nt...@ntoll.org>:
Hello Pythonistas,
Just a quick reminder that the second London Python Code Dojo will
be taking
place 6:30pm next Thursday, 15th October at the same place as last
time (the
offices of Fry-IT, address at the bottom - the pub over the road
afterwards).
This month's challenge is to create from scratch a
Tic-tac-toe/noughts and
crosses game with an AI opponent - the first test for which can be
found
here:
http://github.com/ntoll/code-dojo/tree/master/tic-tack-toe/
We discussed at the end of the dojo ensuring
1) a windows keyboard/mouse available if on a mac
2) a linux image with gedit, vim, emacs
Do you want a custom livecd with python dev stuff/editors type setup
or do you have a box available. I should have time this weekend to
build an image to use at the dojo if that is desired (probably fedora
or ubuntu).
Paul
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