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Welcome! Boston Python is one of the largest local Python user groups in the world. Meet other local Python developers, learners, employers, and enthusiasts of all kinds. All skill levels are welcome: if you are interested in Python, we are interested in you! We have a code of conduct to ensure that everyone stays happy and productive.
We have great regular events:
- Monthly presentation series: these are longish presentations (about an hour) about topics of interest to the community. Often we also have lightning talks (5-15 minutes) also. If you have something you'd like to share with everyone, drop a line to the organizers!
Monthly informal project nights: these are a chance to sit down with other Python developers of all experience levels to push your project forward, get help with a particular trouble spot, share expertise, or do whatever else you like.
In addition to meeting face-to-face, we have a few other ways to stay connected:
• Slack: https://about.bostonpython.com/slack
Job postings on the Meetup.com mailing list are OK, as long as they meet the Job Posting Requirements.
If you'd like to help financially, you can make a tax-deductible contribution at donate.bostonpython.com.
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·En ligneEn ligneUnstructured Zoom office hour! Drop in to ask questions, or help people, or just chat. Any topic or expertise level is fine!
You can add topics or questions to the #office-hour Slack channel ahead of time but you don't have to: https://bostonpython.slack.com/archives/C02V2C7U3D3
Every other Monday online at noon Eastern time.
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Git Beyond Pull and Push
CarGurus, 1001 Boylston Street, Boston, MA, USAre you comfortable with basic Git workflows like pull and push, but still feel like Git is a bit of a black box?
In this talk, we’ll look inside the .git directory to understand what Git actually tracks and how it works under the hood. We’ll also cover questions such as merge vs. rebase, undoing things, stashing work in progress, recovering lost work, and resolving situations like a detached HEAD.
By the end, you’ll have a clearer mental model of Git and feel more confident fixing things when they go wrong.
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This event is co-hosted with PyLadies Boston and pizza is sponsored by CarGurus. Please register for the event by Monday, March 2nd at noon using your first and last name, as this will be required for check-in at CarGurus.98 participants
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