@CRImier yey, let's do this! :)
@CRImier re. date - you choose (if this Friday time works for you). could be next week, or a week after that, ...
@CRImier it has a projector + screen
@CRImier we typically present from Jupyter notebooks, so students can follow using same notebooks on their computers. but that's what fits general Python topics - you approach might be entirely different
@CRImier cool! :)
oh, and the language is English
I haven't actually learned to use Jupyter yet =D
will have to check if that's even applicable
what's the OS on computers, Linux or Windows?
students notebooks may have various OSs
Jupyter is cool for sharing code fragments. you can see the code (and results, if included in the notebook), try running it yourself.
there are services that can run these notebooks in the cloud, too
e.g. here's a notebook about NumPy (rendered "human viewable" courtesy of Github): https://github.com/ValRCS/LU_PySem_2019/blob/master/NumPy/Python%20NumPy_in_class_2019.ipynb
all are welcome to attend
it is a part of Python seminars at the University of Latvia
location: Raiņa bulv. 19, class #336 (3rd floor)
the seminar starts at 14:30 (note: the part about MicroPython will probably start at ~15:00)
well, if many people attended every time the seminar takes place that might be too much, but guests are welcome
the seminar is in English
aah ...
seems that I'll be able to attend :)
it's $7 normally
the $3 one is just an ESP32 NodeMCU board
There's a startup looking for a Python developer
If interested, e-mail them
(I'm just forwarding the message)