Thoughts:
- Steve Holden is a good presenter/instructor, and a nice guy. (wxPython tutorial, discussion with Bram Cohen)
- Grig & Titus had a _lot_ of material about testing & Agile development; it made me want to start writing test cases
- Bram seemed still geeky, still like the rest of us engineers & coders
- though I didn't feel like I learned a lot from the wxPython tutorial, and the short wxGlade talk, I must've; yesterday's foray into wxGlade (from Boa-Constructor) was actually quite productive, and I have hope that an 0.1 release (of my stock-option app) is not too far off
- for anyone in the Dallas area, with even a smidgeon of Python interest, coming to PyCon is a no-brainer
- the hotel was ok (though I didn't sleep there); the first couple of days, the big (ball) rooms were cold, & the small rooms were hot, but they had that fixed by Saturday; the only other problem was initially Not being able to get the wifi going early Thursday
- Selenium's only good for web-gui testing, so I'll have to get/do something else for my wxPython gui
- should lookup CodeCon, see what's been presented there
- Decimal sounds right for my stock/option pricing info
- a mini-epiphany occurred to me - I could do a mini-server for my app, and just have any browser do the user presentation; however, now I'm making progress on wxPython, & will finish that first at least
- education: need to teach my 8th grader Python this summer
