Puget Sound Programming Python (PuPPy)

Details:
Join us for Programming Night at the Ballard Branch Library!

Building Access:
Location: We will be in the library's meeting room, it is immediately to your left as you enter the front door (before the restrooms and the front desk).
Parking: There is free parking available to visitors in the library's garage which is located below the building.

What we'll do:
Programming night is a low-key gathering of like minded folks interested in Python. Come to work on your Python project, class work, join a project, talk about Python, get help or give help. People of all skill levels and backgrounds are welcome to join us, even if you've never written a line of Python before.

Want to interact with the PuPPy community outside of events? Join our slack channel: http://slack.pspython.com

All attendees are required to abide by the PuPPy Code of Conduct, you can read the Code of Conduct here: https://www.pspython.com/pages/code-of-conduct/

What to bring:
Attendees are encouraged to bring a computer to this event.
Effective April 6th 2023, PuPPy is deferring to the guidelines of it's host venues when it comes to recommending masks for programming nights. As SPL encourages but does not require masks in public areas, masking at this event is encouraged but not required. Please keep this in mind and participate only to the level you are safe and comfortable with. We thank you in advance for your cooperation on this.

Join us for an exciting talk night at Actual AI's Office in Downtown Seattle!

Agenda:

5:30-6pm: Doors open/networking
6-6:10pm: Opening remarks
6:10-6:35pm: Talk #1
6:35-6:50pm: Intermission
6:50-7:05pm: Lightning talk
7:05-7:30pm: Talk #2
7:30pm-8pm: Networking
After party to follow at Reuben's Brews - Downtown Seattle Taproom, (1201 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101)

What we'll do:

This event will feature the following presentations:

Talk #1: TBD
Speaker: Jonathan Parke
Description: TBD

Lightning talk: The Other Elses
Speaker: Jack Bennetto
Description: A description of for-else, while-else, and try-else clauses in python and how you can use them, both for practical value and to show off your knowledge of obscure python. Probably a bit of history will be included as well

Talk #2: TBD
Speaker: TBD
Description: TBD

What to bring:

Since this is a talk format meetup, you don't need a computer.

All attendees are required to abide by the PuPPy Code of Conduct, you can read the Code of Conduct here: https://www.pspython.com/code-of-conduct/

Building access:
TBD.

Parking:
There are several paid garages near Actual AI.