Plus on another front I wanted to add how encouraging it would seem,
to me at least, to have a way to toggle into Cyrillic versions of the
Europython site, for two reasons:
(1) having Europython as far eastward as Vilnius is a deliberate
invitation to would-be attenders even further east, or in th
On Monday 26 November 2007 21:57:04 kirby urner wrote:
> Yo EuroFolk! (Volk or whatever)... Just thought I'd drop in from a
> frosty Pacific coastal rain forest, heavy into chip fab, to ask about
> the state of the web framework as of today.
We're currently discussing stuff on the europython-impr
On Nov 26, 2007 4:14 PM, Paul Boddie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<< SNIP >>
> Perhaps we should have badges or medals for display to other conference
> participants, showing which of the previous conferences we've been to. :-)
>
> Paul
Yeah, or walking sticks, like you get in Baveria (lots of lit
Oops, Bavaria, sorry (still have my stick) -- anyway, T-shirts work.
I've said all I need to say re web framework and internationalization
goals, appreciate the invite to -improve though.
Given my very distant location, I think I'd best leave it to the pros
closer to the action. Urner out.
On
Hi!
So here is my $0.02 for that front page :-)
(not sure this was the right thread)
First of all the question is for whom that web site is and I think we
have some audiences here:
- people new to EuroPython, maybe even Python, might want to know what it is
- regular visitors of EP, they know
