RuPy 2007

Apr 14 - 15, 2007 · Poznań, Poland

09:00

0:50 H
Opening word
10:00
1:30 H / Ruby session
Ruby/Rails tools that help
Cloves Carneiro Jr.
- Open Source
- Ruby
- Rails
Ruby/Rails tools that help

Show the power of different tools that make working with Ruby and Rails more productive. The talk will mention a few tools used by Ruby/Rails developers such as Rake, Rcov, Continuous Integration, Capistrano, Subversion, and other tools. The speaker will show why developers should take the time to learn those tools and benefit from the work of other open source developers.

Sat, Jan 1, 10:00 - 11:30

Ruby session

Cloves Carneiro Jr.

Cloves Carneiro Jr. is a software engineer and web application developer with ten years of programming experience using Ruby, Java, Delphi, C, and ASP. Shortly after its release, he embraced the Ruby on Rails platform and philosophy as his primary tool for building web applications. He owns and runs SpinBits (www.spinbits.com), a Ruby on Rails consulting and training company, which has clients around the world. He is currently writing “Beginning Ruby on Rails” for Apress, due to be released in March 200
1:30 H / Python session
Quick web application building with TurboGears
Christopher Arndt
Quick web application building with TurboGears

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 10:00 - 11:30

Python session

Christopher Arndt

Occupation: freelancing Python developer in Cologne, Germany. Likes: Python & TurboGears, singing and guitar playing, good beer. Dislikes: bad beer, dull jobs, negativity ;-). He discovered Python in the days of RedHat 4.x and has been a happy user of Linux and Python ever since. After working as a system administrator, project manager and programmer for several years, he has recently gone self-employed and develops web applications and other stuff for his customers. He participates actively in the TurboGea
11:45
0:40 H / Python session
Python in the enterprise
Albert Szybiński
- Python
Python in the enterprise

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 11:45 - 12:25

Python session

Albert Szybiński
0:40 H / Ruby session
Radiant CMS
Krzysztof Szafranek
Radiant CMS

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 11:45 - 12:25

Ruby session

Krzysztof Szafranek

Krzysztof Szafranek is a web application developer and designer. He is passionate about web standards and user interface design. He felt in love with Ruby on Rails for its simplicity and rapid development time. Currently Krzysztof works on enterprise web applications and intranets at his daily job. After hours, together with his friends, he builds non-commercial website for travel aficionados.
12:35
1:30 H / Ruby session
Hands-on! Wrapping FileMagic as a RubyGem
Olle Jonsson
- Ruby
- Shell
Hands-on! Wrapping FileMagic as a RubyGem

Tutorial on how to wrap existing software as RubyGems. RubyGems is the way to mass-distribute your code. This hands-on tutorial gets you started wrapping up existing Ruby software as gems. We will wrap the FileMagic app, which sits in the Ruby Application Archive, as a gem, and discover the features RubyGems like that. Ruby skills needed: beginner. You should be comfortable working with a command shell to like this tutorial.

Sat, Jan 1, 12:35 - 14:05

Ruby session

Olle Jonsson

Olle Jonsson is a self-taught web programmer. A computer science tourist, he loves Ruby’s simplicity and its “toolkittiness” — you can build anything on top of it! Active in Copenhagen.rb (Copenhagen Ruby Brigade). Currently working as a web app developer at face search outfit Polar Rose, in sunny Malmö, Sweden.
1:30 H / Python session
Agile documentation in Python projects
Tarek Ziadé
- Agile
- Python
Agile documentation in Python projects

Documentation plays a vital role in projects. Well designed, it attracts new people into the project, help the users on how to use it, and raises the quality of the code base and the team work. In other words, it builds the shared knowledge.

Sat, Jan 1, 12:35 - 14:05

Python session

Tarek Ziadé

I am a Python developer, located in Dijon, France. I work at Ingeniweb as the Director of Development. I founded a French Python User group, called Afpy, and I have written several articles about Python for several magazines, and a few books in French and in English. I am trying to keep this page up-to-date with my latests activities. Visit my blog for fresh news, or suscribe to my twitter.
14:05

1:00 H
Lunch Break
15:05
0:40 H / Python session
Write fast, compute fast. Python in numerical programming
Mateusz Biliński
- Python
Write fast, compute fast. Python in numerical programming

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 15:05 - 15:45

Python session

Mateusz Biliński

Student of Computer Science at AGH UST and Project Management at Tischner European University. Python enthusiast since version 2.3. Creator and organizer of LUMD, Linux-related, lecture series. Co-organizer of Krakow's Python Interest Group called Pykonik. Twice laureate of AGH Students' Scientific Sessions for projects regarding on-line images processing. Former chairman of KERNEL Scientific Organization. Actively crawls the Web for at least two years. You can read more about Mateusz and his interests on h
16:00

0:30 H
Ending word

09:00

0:10 H
Opening word
09:10
0:40 H / Python session
Python usage in Embedded Environments
Łukasz Langa
- Python
Python usage in Embedded Environments

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 09:10 - 09:50

Python session

Łukasz Langa

Łukasz Langa is a rookie father and husband based in Poznań, Poland. In his free time he's using Python at Grupa Allegro and improving CPython as a member of its core team. Łukasz is a perfectionist, big fan of readable and testable code, building stuff is his thing since the first box of Legos.
0:40 H / Ruby session
EJS templates in Ruby On Rails
Witold Rugowski
- Ruby
- Rails
EJS templates in Ruby On Rails

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 09:10 - 09:50

Ruby session

Witold Rugowski
10:00
1:30 H / Python session
Developing with IronPython and Windows Forms
Andrzej Krzywda
- Windows
Developing with IronPython and Windows Forms

This talk will provide a very brief overview of IronPython itself, followed by a demonstration of programming with IronPython and Windows Forms. The .NET integration offered by IronPython means that using .NET classes from IronPython is extremely easy. The talk will demonstrate the windows forms application loop, creating controls and adding event handlers. This illustrates how to create an IronPython application, instantiating .NET classes and using them from IronPython. It also shows how to use delegates and demonstrates how IronPython types are also .NET types.

Sat, Jan 1, 10:00 - 11:30

Python session

Andrzej Krzywda
1:30 H / Python session
Developing with IronPython and Windows Forms
Michael Foord
- Windows
Developing with IronPython and Windows Forms

This talk will provide a very brief overview of IronPython itself, followed by a demonstration of programming with IronPython and Windows Forms. The .NET integration offered by IronPython means that using .NET classes from IronPython is extremely easy. The talk will demonstrate the windows forms application loop, creating controls and adding event handlers. This illustrates how to create an IronPython application, instantiating .NET classes and using them from IronPython. It also shows how to use delegates and demonstrates how IronPython types are also .NET types.

Sat, Jan 1, 10:00 - 11:30

Python session

Michael Foord

I have been a Python developer for four years and have been working for a young startup in London for the last eighteen months, developing a radical new spreadsheet application with IronPython. I have written many articles on Python and am currently writing a book for Manning Publications called "IronPython in Action". I have spoken in the US, UK and Poland on IronPython.
1:30 H / Ruby session
Find it! with ferret
Tomasz Korzeniowski
- Ruby
Find it! with ferret

The main goal of the talk is to provide a brief overview of full-text search technology and quick introduction to ferret. Ferret is a Ruby port of Lucene. If you are going to use Ruby in any project that will need to search anything, you should pay close attention to it.

Sat, Jan 1, 10:00 - 11:30

Ruby session

Tomasz Korzeniowski
11:45
0:40 H / Python session
PyPy, the implementation of Python in Python
Maciej Fijalkowski
- Python
PyPy, the implementation of Python in Python

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 11:45 - 12:25

Python session

Maciej Fijalkowski

Maciej is a freelancer working mostly on PyPy for the past several years. He's a core developer since 2006, working on all kinds of parts in the entire codebase including JIT, GC and assembler backends. Maciej has been going to many conferences, advertising PyPy to a broader audience for the past several years, including a keynote at Pycon 2010. He's also the main maintainer of jitviewer, a tool for analyzing performance of your python programs under PyPy.
0:40 H / Python session
PyPy, the implementation of Python in Python
Armin Rigo
- Python
PyPy, the implementation of Python in Python

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 11:45 - 12:25

Python session

Armin Rigo
12:35
1:30 H / Ruby session
Domain-specific languages in Ruby
Jan Szumiec
- Ruby
- Languages
Domain-specific languages in Ruby

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 12:35 - 14:05

Ruby session

Jan Szumiec

Polyglot hacker.
1:30 H / Python session
Python in development for public administration
Giuseppe Romagnoli
- Python
Python in development for public administration

The main purpose of presentation is to share the experience of the Brazilian government adopting Python technology. It will describe what were the challenges we had to go through in order to embrace Python/Zope/Plone technology. It will show the most important cases of success using Python, such as the Brazilian government portals and the use of Python for helping the Brazilian education process, and finally what comes next - a glance at future projects the Brazilian government is pursuing with PZP.

Sat, Jan 1, 12:35 - 14:05

Python session

Giuseppe Romagnoli

Giuseppe Romagnoli works at Serpro as a senior ICT consultant in a R & D division offering technology advice to implement internet solutions for the Brazilian Government. He has been working at Serpro since 1985 in many IT areas, including Artificial Intelligence, Internet Security, and Portal Solutions. He has participated as a speaker in some important events like: FISL 2004 (International Free Software Forum), in Brazil 2004 and Plone Conference in Vienna 2004 and PYCONBRASIL (Python Conference) in Brazi
14:05

1:00 H
Lunch
15:05
0:40 H / Ruby session
RLisp - Lisp naturally embedded in Ruby
Tomasz Wegrzanowski
- Ruby
RLisp - Lisp naturally embedded in Ruby

TBA

Sat, Jan 1, 15:05 - 15:45

Ruby session

Tomasz Wegrzanowski

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