Here are the quick stream-of-consciousness notes I used as slides to recap PyCon 2007 to my coworkers at Array yesterday. (reStructuredText is perfect for this task, by the way, and it's the markup language I'm using consistently throughout this site.)

The notes may not make a lot of sense without me to explain them. So please do add comments or questions and I'll be glad to elaborate.

At PyCon 2007, I gave a 30-minute talk entitled "Write Less Code with XRC for wxPython." Everything that could have gone wrong, did.

The best talk so far: Michelle Levenesque's "Internet Censorship: A Case Study." Wow. That's code that means something.

Really, it's day 3 since I went to the tutorials on Wednesday. But who's counting?

I'm about to fly to Dallas for PyCon2007, the community-organized conference for python programmers. This will be my second time there, and my first time speaking.