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PyPy trillke sprints (Feb/March 2007)

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PyPy Trillke "EU and beyond!" sprints (25-28th Feb, 1-5th March 2006)
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... image:: http://www.trillke.net/images/HausPa...0304_113kb.jpg

Some two years and some thousands of commits later, the EU
project period of the PyPy (http://codespeak.net/pypy) project
is about to close ... and a new period to begin: we are going
for a sprint of three days of focusing on EU reports and
administrative issues, and another three day sprint of happy
hacking on the numerous interesting open ends of PyPy,
the source code.

We also intend to discuss and state our view on the time after
the EU period (March 2007 is the last EU funded month),
because clearly the project will not stop after our successful
(knock knock!) completion of the EU project. It's already
clear that some of us seriously plan for a relaxation time,
i.e. one without having many obligations. But that should
not keep us from thinking and envisioning the development
from April on.

So to the Sprint: we have two parts of the sprint, first the EU
and second the public all-invited part::

26th Feb - 28th Feb EU reports and adminstrative sprint
1st March break day / arrival for coding sprint
2nd March - 4th March public coding "beyond EU" sprint days

All days are meant as full days, so please arrive 25th Feb / 1st March
and leave 5th March if you can (this help us with pairing, introductions
and logistical planning).

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Possible Topics for the coding sprint
---------------------------------------------

* working on .NET, Java and other backends

* working on the Javascript, Prolog or a new frontend

* Tuning the JIT, refining approaches `[1]`_

* Fixing PyPy-1.0 problems / improving it (PyPy-1.0 is
scheduled for Mid February, btw)

* improving the py lib/py.test, build environments, preparing
for server administration efforts from April on

* Work on/with prototypes that use the new features that PyPy enables:
distribution `[2]`_ (based on transparent proxying `[3]`_),
security `[4]`_, persistence `[5]`_, etc. `[6]`_.

* discussion about the time after March, and how to
organize/co-ordinate ourselves

* all topics that are of interest otherwise (including
maybe working on some particular EU related topics still!)

... _[1]: http://codespeak.net/pypy/dist/pypy/doc/jit.html
... _[2]: http://codespeak.net/svn/pypy/dist/p...b/distributed/
... _[3]: http://codespeak.net/pypy/dist/pypy/doc/proxy.html
... _[4]: http://codespeak.net/pypy/dist/pypy/....html#security
... _[5]: http://codespeak.net/pypy/dist/pypy/...ml#persistence
... _[6]: http://codespeak.net/pypy/dist/pypy/...ect-ideas.html

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Location
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The sprint takes place at the

Trillke Gut
Steinbergstr. 42
Hildesheim, Germany
http://www.trillke.net

If you come to Hildesheim main station, take the

Bus Number 3 (Hildesheimer Wald)

and get out at "Waldquelle". Walking back a 100 meters gets you
to a small street on the right leading to a big white building, the
Trillke Gut.

We'll have at least one larger room for sprinting,
and a kitchen for our use.

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Accomodation
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We can probably arrange for some cheap or no-cost private
accomodation, in private rooms located up in the house
(and being part of "living groups" of 5-10 people).

There also is a nice Guest house that has been used
during recent events:

http://www.gaestehaus-klocke.de/

and a four-star hotel 500 meters away from the Trillke:

http://www.berghoelzchen.de/

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Registration
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please subscribe to the pypy-sprint mailing list

http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-sprint

and register by subversion:

http://codespeak.net/svn/pypy/extrad...007/people.txt

or - if you have no checkin-rights - post to the pypy-sprint list
above.

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http://merlinux.de tel +49 5121 20800 75 (fax 77)
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