chiPy’s January meeting was last night. Brian Zimmer gave a presentation on Jython, which went over well. He’s going to be working on bringing Jython into the cPython 2.3 world through a PSF grant over the next few months. It’s good to see the project being supported by the PSF, as it seems like one that can bring Python to people that might otherwise miss out on it.
We met in the Monadnock Building, which was great, as it’s a fine example of Chicago’s architectural heritage. I’ve been walking in and out of the building for a month now, to buy coffee, and never realized what it was. Thanks to Michael Tobis for getting us such a cool room.
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