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Python Workshop – more advanced notions and use of Twitter API | February 23 2012
Montreal-Python’s second workshop of the year is on Thursday, February 23rd. This time they’ll be digging into Twitter, and demonstrating how to read and analyze Twitter feeds with Python. This second workshop of our Winter 2012 session will be the occasion to discover new Python goodies while playing with data from All the information on this workshop are on the workshop’s wiki page. You can see also the official announcement.
ConFoo Conference 2012 | February 29 2012
PHP Québec, Montréal-Python, Montreal.rb, Montreal Jug, W3Qc, OWASP Montréal, Android Montreal, are proud to announce the third edition of the ConFoo Conference. From February 29th to March 2nd, 2012, international experts in Java, .Net, PHP, Python and Ruby will present solutions for developers and project managers the prestigious Hilton Bonaventure Hotel, located downtown Montréal. The early bird special ends January 13, 2012 (after which it will be $800). More than 160 topics offered 2 training days before the conference (not [...]
Montreal Robotics Hackathon 2012 | March 2 2012
What is the most efficient way for a geek to have lots of fun with other fellow geeks while making awesome robots? It is probably participating in the Cloud Robotics Hackathon, where you get to hack for a full weekend on robots in order to make them do cool and useful stuff using the power of cloud-computing. Getting started in robotics may seem intimidating but fear not. If you have the basic notions of programming, and understand that an actuator [...]
Red Carpet Event for the Canadian Premiere of Ctrl Alt Compete Screening | March 13 2012
Join a networking crowd of investors, community start-ups and entrepreneurial students for the first Canadian screening of Ctrl Alt Compete – a Microsoft movie documentary on what it takes to be a start-up: Passion. Fortitude. Insanity. Here’s the movie’s trailer: There are lots of tech startups out there taking their shot at changing the world. There’s no shortage of ideas. The infrastructure to build quickly is cheaper and more accessible than it’s ever been…there’s lots of capital floating around for [...]
