From: John Mitchell <johnm@magnet.com>
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, David Ascher wrote:
> As you may know, O'Reilly & Associates is organizing a Python Conference
> as part of its Open Source Convention in Monterey in August. [...]
>
> I'd like to solicit discussion on what BOFs would be good to organize, and
> find some organizers. [...]
> http://conferences.oreilly.com/bof/
I'd love to see "Python and Java BOF", and maybe one on CORBA. If we
could hornswaggle Jim Hugunin or Barry Warsaw to talk a bit, that would be
great. Whoa -- just found Jim's JPython slides[1]. For the
record, his talk at JavaOne was excellent -- thanks!
Basically, Java can bite me, but it has tons of libraries, everything
talks to it, and it has local fatass support. Switching to JPython sounds
like a win/win, and I need to prove it.
CORBA I havent messed with since Fnorb used to be unstable, I'd love to
hear how it's changed.
- j
[1] http://www.jpython.org/jpython-talk-1.ppt
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, David Ascher wrote:
> As you may know, O'Reilly & Associates is organizing a Python Conference
> as part of its Open Source Convention in Monterey in August. [...]
>
> I'd like to solicit discussion on what BOFs would be good to organize, and
> find some organizers. [...]
> http://conferences.oreilly.com/bof/
I'd love to see "Python and Java BOF", and maybe one on CORBA. If we
could hornswaggle Jim Hugunin or Barry Warsaw to talk a bit, that would be
great. Whoa -- just found Jim's JPython slides[1]. For the
record, his talk at JavaOne was excellent -- thanks!
Basically, Java can bite me, but it has tons of libraries, everything
talks to it, and it has local fatass support. Switching to JPython sounds
like a win/win, and I need to prove it.
CORBA I havent messed with since Fnorb used to be unstable, I'd love to
hear how it's changed.
- j
[1] http://www.jpython.org/jpython-talk-1.ppt