BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Los_Angeles BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20170312T030000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=2SU;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20171105T010000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1SU;BYMONTH=11 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T035059Z UID:uXc0iw DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170318 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170320 CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20170126T150259 DESCRIPTION: San Francisco is home to many major contributors to Python ope n-source projects\, but rarely do we get a chance to come together as a co mmunity and code. Let's fix this! \n\n Who is this meetup built for? \n\n • existing open-source contributors hoping to get stuff done in a sprin t setting \n\n • non-beginner Python programmers hoping to get started i n an open-source project \n\n Please email us if you'd like your project t o be included in our event posting. \n\n Projects looking for more con tributors include: \n\n Sentry \n\n Sentry is the leading open-source erro r logging service\, used by tens of thousands of companies. We provide rea l-time insight into what errors are happening\, so you can debug your prod uction apps like they were localhost. Powered by Django\, Celery (task que ue)\, and React\, we develop entirely in the open. \n\n We'll be sprintin g on developer feature requests (come with your own!)\, improvement to our docs\, language SDKs\, and whatever you think would make Sentry even bett er. Several Sentry team members\, including the original (and still most p rolific) developer David Cramer\, will be there. We firmly believe the bes t developer tools should be open source and accessible to all\, and we'd l ove to help you be part of our community! \n\n Zulip \n\n Zulip is a popul ar open source group chat application\, competing with Slack and the like with its unique approach to threaded conversations\, lightning-fast perfor mance\, and open source community (250 contributors from around the world! ). Powered by Python\, Django\, and Tornado\, Zulip has client apps for We b/Mac/Linux/Windows/iOS/Android. \n\n We'll be sprinting on everything\, including features\, bugs\, UI tweaks\, our 100% backend test coverage goa l\, our awesome parallelized linting system\, improving our API and its do cumentation\, the mobile apps\, and whatever else there's interest in :). Several Zulip core team members\, including lead developer Tim Abbott\, wi ll be there. Come enjoy working on a full-stack open-source application wi th a delightful development environment and a welcoming community! \n\n My py \n\n The Mypy type-checker is the leading implementation of Python's op tional static types (PEP 484)\, a powerful tool for Python 2.7 and 3.3+ to make your code easier to understand. Static types help make understanding simple code simple\, and tricky code tractable\, by eliminating wide clas ses of detective work\, and they make refactorings easier to do with confi dence\, including migrating to Python 3. Dropbox is rolling out static typ es on its 4+ MLOC Python codebase and sponsoring Mypy's development\, and open-source projects like Zulip have adopted Mypy for 100% of their code. \n\n We'll be sprinting on everything\, including type-system features\, b ugs\, UI tweaks\, our fancy new fine-grained checking for fast incremental updates on giant codebases\, improving our documentation\, and whatever's on your wishlist that you're excited to work on. If you haven't used Mypy or PEP 484 types before\, we'll be glad to help you get going with them o n your favorite codebase -- you can spend an hour or the weekend sprinting on adding static types to another project\, or perhaps you'll find change s you want to make back to Mypy. Several Mypy core team members (Jukka\, D avid\, and Greg) and other experienced community members will be there. Co me help make Python even clearer to read and more productive to work in\, and join our active and welcoming community! \n\n PyBay's Website \n\n Did you know that your SF Python organizers also organize PyBay\, the SF Bay Area's version of PyCon? The 2nd annual conference will happen the 1st or 2nd weekend of August this year and we'd like to start sprinting on the w ebsite. \n\n Change Your Mind \n\n Calling all data nerds\, visualization hobbyists and wellness-tech enthusiasts! What if you could predict and de epen your awareness of patterns in your own state of mind (mood\, energy l evels etc) by monitoring patterns in your physiology? We have been working on a system to collect and monitor real-time heart rate variability (HRV) to infer state of mind and facilitate psychological enhancement. The syst em consists of a mobile app which feeds real-time HR data to a Python-base d back end (via Flask) which processes it and pushes it to database. \n\n Our goal for the weekend is two-fold: \n\n (1) Develop a powerful browse r-based dashboard of visualizations of patterns in HRV and subjective time -series data. The pieces to this might include:\n - Pandas and Numpy fo r analysis\, data manipulation and preparation\n - Flask for web applic ation structure (already present)\n - Bokeh for interactive D3-style vi sualizations \n\n (2) Streamline collection of subjective data (mood\, ene rgy level etc). So far\, considering:\n - Advanced Python Scheduler to run data prompting at randomly scheduled times\n - Pushbullet API to ha ndle pushing links to subjective state surveys to users \n\n Cerbot \n\n Certbot is the EFF’s Python client that makes it super easy to fetch an d deploy SSL/TLS certificates for your webserver from any CA that supports the ACME protocol. Certbot was previously known as “the official Let’ s Encrypt client.” Certbot is one part of the EFF’s wider efforts to e ncrypt the entire web\, and we’d love your help! \n\n Potential projects for this sprint include: adding static typing via Mypy\, a variety of cer tificate management tasks\, UI tweaks\, adding more detailed documentation and examples\, improving test coverage\, refactoring older tests\, and mu ch more. To checkout relatively self-contained tasks we have available\, s ee the “Good Volunteer Task” label on Certbot’s GitHub repo. \n\n Th e plan: \n\n Check-in at 9am on Saturday\, March 18. At 10am\, listen to a n overview/tutorial of projects we plan to sprint on. Hack until 9pm or 10 pm Saturday and again from 9-10am to 4pm Sunday. We’ll close the weekend out by giving each participant the opportunity to present a 1-minute ligh tning talk on what you’ve worked on. \n\n Our sponsor Sentry will provid e the space\, comfy chairs\, monitors\, wi-fi\, breakfast\, lunch\, snack\ , dinner\, drinks\, and board games for the weekend! \n\n Interested in li sting your sprint project? Email us with your project idea and if you wil l have at least 2 contributors who can lead the sprint on March 18-19. \n\ n SF Python is run by volunteers aiming to foster the Python community in the Bay Area. Please consider making a donation to SF Python and saying a big thank you to Sentry for hosting our events. \n\n Sentry provides real- time error tracking for your web apps\, mobile apps\, and games\, which gi ves you insight while you deploy live code and the information you need to reproduce and fix crashes—before your users contact you\, or you find o ut about the bugs on twitter. Sentry supports over two dozen languages an d frameworks\, has hundreds of open source contributors\, and is deployed in tens of thousands of organizations. \n LAST-MODIFIED:20240728T211358 LOCATION:25 Kearny St.\, San Francisco\, CA ORGANIZER:mailto:grace@pybay.com SUMMARY:Let's sprint on open-source project(s) for the weekend! URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/sf-python/WeekendSprintOnOpenSourceProjects URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/sf-python/WeekendSprintOnOpenSourceProjects END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR