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My Python geek list

Date: 2009-04-13  |   Modified: 2009-08-09  |   Tags: python   |   2 Comments

I noticed a few Python people had switched from Google Code to github or bitbucket. Then I thought, "Hey, maybe I can gather interesting information about my favorite Python geeks in a table!" Then I started making said table. Then I thought, "This is a dumb idea!" But I decided to post the table anyways. So, here it is: a dumb table of smart people.

Blog Net Code Via Other
Adam Gomaa twitter icon bitbucket Django People
Bob Ippolito twitter icon Google Code simplejson
David Beazly twitter icon Python Essential Reference, Course on Coroutines, PLY
Glyph Lefkowitz twitter icon Twisted
Guido van Rossum twitter icon Google Code Python Wikipedia
Ian Bicking twitter icon bitbucket SQLObject, virtualenv, pip
Jack Diederich Class Decorators PyCon talk
Jacob Kaplan-Moss twitter icon github Django Django People
James Bennett twitter icon bitbucket Django Django People
James Tauber twitter icon github Pinax Django People
Simon Willison twitter icon Google Code, github Django Wikipedia
Django People

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#1 babul commented on 2009-04-14:

Hi Sofeng,

I don't think it is a bad idea. Infact I did the same a few months back as I started to get into Python.

Now doing samething for Satchmo as everyone wants an ecommerce solution and I'm rubbish at ecommerce. ;)

Kind regards,

Bab.


#2 Eliot commented on 2009-04-14:

hi babul,
thanks. what did your list look like? is it publically viewable somewhere?

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