The Google Summer of Code is an annual program first held during the
summer of 2005. It's a program that helps student developers to create
new open source programs.
The goal of this program is to get university students familiar with
open-source software development by working on a summer-long coding
project. Participants not only have an opportunity to work on a
challenging project, but also receive a stipend of $4500!
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java2python claims to be a simple but effective tool to translate Java source code into Python source code. Troy Melhase, the creator of the java2python project has announced the first release.
java2python is licensed under the GNU General Public License 2.0. To translate code, java2python requires python 2.5, ANTLR and PyANTLR. |
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Jython is a Java implementation of the Python language. It allows users
to compile Python source code to Java bytecodes, and run the resulting
bytecodes on any Java Virtual Machine. Jython community has announced the release of Jython 2.2's first beta version. This release contains all of the major features for a 2.2 release.
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TurboGears founder
Kevin Dangoor has announced the release of TGWebServices, a
multiprotocol web services toolkit for TurboGears. TGWebServices
provides a super simple API for creating web services that are
available via SOAP, HTTP->XML, and HTTP->JSON.
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The RUPY (Ruby & Python) conference will be held at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland on 14th and 15th April 2007. The deadline for submitting talk proposals was 31st December 2006 but due to noticeable shortage of Ruby talks proposal, organizers have postponed the deadline for submitting talk proposals. The deadline for submitting talk proposals has been moved to 28th of February. |
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iDevGames, one of the most renowned Mac game development company, announced the 3D Game Development Contest. Its a good opportunity for Python game developers to participate and compete with other game developers. Developers skills will be tested for creating 3D unique games in just 30 days!
Python is already being used by professional game developers in a number of popular commercial games, including the award winning Star Trek Bridge Commander , Freedom Force. Still C and C++ are the favorite languages for game development. lets see the advantages of Python, how Python can reduce your development time and improve your technical designs. |
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 The
IndicThreads Conference On Java Technology 2006 to be held in Pune,
India promises to bring to you the latest and coolest things that are
buzzing in the Java world. The conference features some of the best
international and national speakers who will bring their expertise and
ideas to you.
Date - 1st and 2nd December 2006
Venue- Hotel Pride, Pune, India
Website - http://conference.indicthreads.com
While this event is on Java tech, we are working on similar events for
PythonThreads.com and QThreads.com. Also check out the Java
Is Open Contest to win some great books and a free conference pass. |
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 Few years back, a lot of developers were tending to hear about Python than about
Ruby, so a lot of them shifted to Python. Now, Its likely to have heard about
Ruby, especially Java enthusiasts seems to have a love-hate relationship with
Ruby and ROR. While there are some who feel it's over hyped, there are others
who feel that Rails is the coolest web application. So who better to talk about
Ruby on Rails than the creator of ROR, David Heinemeier Hansson.
In this
interview David talks about the growth of Rails and its features. He also tells
us why Rails is relevant to Java developers.
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 It's
hard to believe that Pearu Peterson doesn't have any computer
background. He has a Masters degree in Natural Sciences and a PhD in studying interactions of water waves. But he is also the author of F2PY (Fortran to Python Interface generator) and has contributed to various Python based scientific computing tools
like, SciPy, GiNaC and GMPY. He is also involved in the Python numpy.distutils package.
In this interview he not only tells us why Python is his preferred langauge but also talks about Python's evolution and developments on his various open source projects like SciPy.
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Ohio LinuxFest 2006 is taking place on September 30, 2006. Ohio is a free Linux event for professionals and enthusiasts. Spliced Networks announced that it will exhibit at Ohio LinuxFest 2006 in booth #6. At this event, Mark Ramm of TurboGears, will be a guest at the booth. Spliced Networks said, "TurboGears is the equivalent of “Ruby on Rails”, for the Python programming language." |
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Pune Python meet organized by PythonThreads.com is scheduled on 30th September. The main purpose of the meet is to introduce Django to Python web framework developers and encourage them to use it in their daily tasks. Amitabh Jain will speak on Django. In the IndicThreads.com Java meet, Amol Raje will talk about Portlets. |
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