development projects
(Django, Turbogears), some of our Content Management needs (Plone),
and most of our scripting and sys admin tasks.
* **Contact**: Jonah Bossewitch
* **E-mail contact**: jonah at ccnmtl dot columbia dot edu
* **Other Contact Info**: Please submit your resume to the job post
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/story/2008/04/03/
ST2008040303977.html
Pretty disheartening considering the declining interest in CS
majors so much for switching to python on the AP exam. Even java
is better than no AP (mostly ;-) )
/jsb
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Hi everyone,
First, I want to let you know that I had a great time at our conference
this year, despite all the blogo-grumblings to the contrary. Meeting up
with many of the educators in the python community is one of the many
reasons why.
I mostly lurk on this list, but it occurs to me that I
just these scenarios, so perhaps this game could provide
the impetus for landing that.
best,
/Jonah
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Jonah Bossewitch
Senior Technical Architect
ccnmtl.columbia.edu
jonah at ccnmtl dot columbia dot edu
212.854.1815
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Hello,
FYI, conce
Does this group know about this project?
http://maryflanagan.com/rapunsel/index.htm
I saw Mary talk today and her work is quite impressive. It's still
being researched... wouldn't it be wonderful if they moved away from
java and towards a more youthful, dynamic, vibrant, language...
/jsb
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http://wired.com/news/technology/0,70413-0.html?tw=wn_index_14
just saw this, and thought it might be interesting for this group.
/jsb
~
Jonah Bossewitch
Senior Technical Architect
ccnmtl.columbia.edu
jonah at ccnmtl dot columbia dot edu
212.854.1815
I want to throw out one idea that worked great for me in my initial
introduction to cs.
In our class our first programs generated simple postscript (ie - turtle
graphics) which we then sent to a printer (well, ghostscript first, to
save a few trees).
By week two we were generating mandlebrot sets
