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The document announces a DC Python meetup that is held on the first Tuesday of each month from 7-9PM in DC. It is organized by DC Python (ZPUGDC, Inc) and brings together attendees to learn Python programming, network, and listen to guest speakers. Typical topics covered include Python web frameworks, core development, and introductions to intermediate and advanced Python programming.

Meetup
First Tuesday of the Month Every
Month, 7:00PM—9:00PM in DC
Since 2004™

Brought to you by:
• DC Python (ZPUGDC, Inc)

Brought to you by:
• DC Python (ZPUGDC, Inc)
• Sponsors

Brought to you by:
• DC Python (ZPUGDC, Inc)
• Sponsors (Thank You!)

Brought to you by:
• DC Python (ZPUGDC, Inc)
• Sponsors (Thank You!)
• You

Brought to you by:
• DC Python (ZPUGDC, Inc)
• Sponsors (Thank You!)
• You (Thank You, Too!)

Brought to you by:
• DC Python (ZPUGDC, Inc)
• Sponsors (Thank You!)
• You (Thank You, Too!)
Sponsors
DC
Python
DC
Python
Meetup

Why?
• To get together ( o/ o )
• To learn Python

Why?
• To get together ( o/ o )
• To learn Python ( >>> )
• To have fun

Why?
• To get together ( o/ o )
• To learn Python ( >>> )
• To have fun ( o/ )

Why?
• To get together ( o/ o )
• To learn Python ( >>> )
• To have fun ( o/ )
• How?

Why?
• To get together ( o/ o )
• To learn Python ( >>> )
• To have fun ( o/ )
• How?
Conferences
Office
Hours
Meetups

When?
• First Tuesday of the Month (Meetup)

When?
• First Tuesday of the Month (Meetup)
• Fourth Tuesday of the Month

When?
• First Tuesday of the Month (Meetup)
• Fourth Tuesday of the Month (Office Hours)

When?
• First Tuesday of the Month (Meetup)
• Fourth Tuesday of the Month (Office Hours)
• Summer 2014

When?
• First Tuesday of the Month (Meetup)
• Fourth Tuesday of the Month (Office Hours)
• Summer 2014 (PyDC 2014)

When?
• First Tuesday of the Month (Meetup)
• Fourth Tuesday of the Month (Office Hours)
• Summer 2014 (PyDC 2014)
• Where?

When?
• First Tuesday of the Month (Meetup)
• Fourth Tuesday of the Month (Office Hours)
• Summer 2014 (PyDC 2014)
• Where?
<OUR
LOCATION(S)>

Who?
• Your Host (Me)
• Attendees (You)
• Your Speaker

Who?
• Your Host (Me)
• Attendees (You)
• Your Speaker(s)

Who?
• Your Host (Me)
• Attendees (You)
• Your Speaker(s) (Her/Him/Them)

Who?
• Your Host (Me)
• Attendees (You)
• Your Speaker(s) (Her/Him/Them)
• Tonight:

Who?
• Your Host (Me)
• Attendees (You)
• Your Speaker(s) (Her/Him/Them)
• Tonight:
<ABOUT YOUR
SPEAKER(S)!>

What?
• Python Web Frameworks
(Bottle, Django, Flask, Pyramid, Zope, etc.)

What?
• Python Web Frameworks
(Bottle, Django, Flask, Pyramid, Zope, etc.)
• Python Core Development

What?
• Python Web Frameworks (Bottle, Django,
Flask, Pyramid, Zope, etc.)
• Python Core Development (e.g. PEP435)

What?
• Python Web Frameworks
(Bottle, Django, Flask, Pyramid, Zope, etc.)
• Python Core Development (e.g. PEP435)
• Introduction To Python Programming

What?
• Python Web Frameworks
(Bottle, Django, Flask, Pyramid, Zope, etc.)
• Python Core Development (e.g. PEP435)
• Introduction To Python Programming (>>>
import this)

What else?
• Advanced Python Programming

What else?
• Advanced Python Programming (>>> X =
type('X',(),{'foo':lambda self:'foo'}))

What else?
• Advanced Python Programming (>>> X =
type('X',(),{'foo':lambda self:'foo'}))
• Database Technology

What else?
• Advanced Python Programming (>>> X =
type('X',(),{'foo':lambda self:'foo'}))
• Database Technology (>>> import redis)

What else?
• Advanced Python Programming (>>> X =
type('X',(),{'foo':lambda self:'foo'}))
• Database Technology (>>> import redis)
• Development and Operations Technology

What else?
• Advanced Python Programming (>>> X =
type('X',(),{'foo':lambda self:'foo'}))
• Database Technology (>>> import redis)
• Development and Operations Technology
(Heroku, Openstack, Zenoss)

Thank You
• Alex Clark—@aclark4life—
aclark@dcpython.org
• http://www.slideshare.net/dcpython/generic-
meetup-slides
• https://github.com/DCPython/generic-
meetup-slides

Thank You
• A copy of the current financial statement of
ZPUGDC, Inc. is available by writing
board@dcpython.org or by calling (301) 312-
5236. Documents and information submitted
under the Maryland Solicitations Act are also
available, for the cost of postage and copies,
from the Maryland Secretary of State, State
House, Annapolis MD 21401, (410) 974-5534.

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