Minutes of the meeting dated 28-11-2020
The November 2020 ChennaiPy meetup featured talks on Python in security testing, Setting up Zkarel, Set data structures in Python, and Python GC and References.
The November 2020 ChennaiPy meetup featured talks on Python in security testing, Setting up Zkarel, Set data structures in Python, and Python GC and References.
The August 2020 ChennaiPy meetup featured talks on Signal Processing with Python, Django web development, Flask rate limiting, Ray for distributed computing, Machine Learning for movie recommendations, and more.
The July 2020 ChennaiPy meetup featured talks on Role of Python in ETL, Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC), Django Setup, Machine Learning, and Kivy.
The June 2020 ChennaiPy meetup included talks on Role of Python in ETL, Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC), and several open slots with interesting suggestions.
The January 2020 ChennaiPy meetup included talks on System Architecture, Air Pollution using Satellite Imagery, and Blockchain Apps using Python.
The November 2019 Chennaipy meetup included talks on Embedded Testing with Robot Framework, Teaching Kids Python the Scratch Way, and Data Compression Techniques using Python.
The April 2019 Chennaipy meetup featured talks on Causal Inference, Security Vulnerability in http.cookiejar
, and Tech Talk Tips.
The January 2019 Chennaipy meetup featured talks on Design Thinking, Porting Python applications to Python 3, and Medical Python Coding.
The meeting featured multiple talks on various Python-related topics including PyGTK, accessing spreadsheets in Python, and contributing to open-source projects.
This document contains the meeting minutes from the Chennaipy Nov 2018 Meetup.
The October 2018 Chennaipy meetup featured talks on Computer Vision in Test Automation using Robot Framework and Scientific Computing using Python.
The September 2018 Chennaipy meetup covered a variety of topics, including data compression, last-mile problems in ML, and Pysangamam lessons.
The June 2018 Chennaipy meetup featured 3 insightful talks: Powering Python with Rust, Presentation Tips, and Stack Frames and Tail Call Recursion in Python.
Shrayas briefed the audience on the agenda of the meetup. He also went through what to expect from a meetup.
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This time around we had about 14 members attending the meet. The meet started with the first talk -- "Unit Tests with Nose".
Vengatesh presented the various features of nose framework, comparing them with the 'unittest' module present in the standard library. He showed how the nose …