PyCon2007/Feedback/TutorialIdeas¶
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Answers to the question “What tutorial topics would you like to see in the future?” on the PyCon 2007 tutorial feedback forms (duplicates removed, edited):
Advanced Python: language features, techniques
Advanced XML
Audio and Python
CPython (Intro to Python core development for those who wish to start contributing; Python Internals: how to modify Python; walk through Python source code)
Django: more hands-on. How to do a non-trivial app, rather than internals.
Eggs (Creating setuptools installs)
Embedded Python
Faster Python Programs
Flash/flex widgets in Python
Future of Python
GUI
IronPython
Jython - the complete guide
Kamaelia (http://kamaelia.sourceforge.net/Home)
LDAP integration
Language tips/tricks by a language lawyer
Mac and Python
Metaprogramming (Metaclasses & descriptors)
Newforms: tips & tricks, real-world examples, etc.
NumPy
Object-oriented approach for procedural programmers
Plone
Profiling tools (i.e. finding the actual bottlenecks)
PyPy
Pyrex or other C wrappers
Pyro
Python for sysadmins (idioms, not syntax)
Python tutorial part III in B2B
Pythonic patterns
ReStructuredText + Docutils
SQLAlchemy (http://www.sqlalchemy.org/)
SWIG & Python tutorial
Scientific visualization topics: specifically SciPy, matplotlib
Signal Processing
Standard Library tour
Styles of Programming
Testing (How to use Python tools to test non-Python code; TDD [test-driven development])
Tools that make up packages like Django and Turbogears, e.g. CherryPy, templates, Kid, etc.
TurboGears
Twisted (& nevow)
Web appl database access with a simple application
Win32 Python (COM, MSOffice, ActiveDir interaction, etc.)
wxPython
Zope, Zope 3/Five
Also see the general tutorial feedback info.
These ideas are from other sources, not from the feedback forms:
Creating Command Line Tools in Python
Using Cheese Shop to Share Modules
Python 3000 Idioms (not migrating to P3K, how should our thinking change). This may be more suited to a presentation than a tutorial.
Intermediate Python (Iterators, Decorators, other various topics).
YAML