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Every one of us has to write some lines of code once in a while. Wouldn't it be great if these occasions are associated with pleasure instead of pain? If that's already the case, awesome -- this meet-up is the place to share your joy! If not, it's dedicated to change your mind.
We will organize a series of sessions, where people can present their favorite python modules, nifty python features (generators, decorators,... , meta classes (for the brave ones)) or software-development best practices. Since just hearing about these things will not consolidate them properly, please make sure to always bring your laptop.
- 21.01.2022 - Colour (Robin G.)
- 19.11.2021 - Scientific Visualization (Mick)
- 08.10.2021 - Command Line Interfaces (Mick)
- 23.07.2021 - Plotting Discussion
- 09.07.2021 - IceCream (Alex K)
- 30.04.2021 - Note Taking Discussion
- 19.03.2021 - MPI4py (Anno)
- 05.03.2021 - Snakemake (Alex K.)
- 19.02.2021 - Cluster Module of the Week (Mick)
- 05.02.2021 - Explain Python with Cython (Danylo)
- 22.01.2021 - Generators (Mick)
- 27.11.2020 - from sphinx to readthedocs (Danylo)
- 30.10.2020 - Jekyll & GitHub Pages (Alex vM & Robin G)
- 23.07.2020 - Python Bad Practices (Danylo)
- 29.05.2020 - pydantic (Alex R)
- 15.05.2020 - Manubot (Simon)
- 17.04.2020 - Matplotlib and how to get publication-level figures (including sketches) without loosing your mind (Alex R)
- 20.03.2020 - Advanced Numpy & Pandas (Alex vM)
- 24.01.2020 - Advanced Python (Mick)
- 29.11.2019 - networkx (Aitor)
- 15.11.2019 - Distutils and more (Alex vM & Aitor)
- 18.10.2019 - Cython (Mick)
- 06.09.2019 - I got 99 problems but too much time ain't one
- 23.08.2019 - GitHub Pull Requests (Danylo & Alex vM)
- 28.06.2019 - Elephant (Julia)
- 17.05.2019 - Text editors and IDEs
- 03.05.2019 - NEST (Alex v.M.)
- 26.04.2019 - SSH Module of the Week (Dennis)
- 05.04.2019 - Cluster Module of the Week (Jari)
- 01.03.2019 - BackUp @ INM-6 (Justin)
- 22.02.2019 - ?
- 01.02.2019 - snakemake once again (Robin P.)
- 25.01.2019 - Python3 fireside chat (almost everybody)
- 18.01.2019 - Visualization (Shash & Michael Di.)
- 11.01.2019 - Transfer learning by example (Robin P.)
- 16.11.2018 - hyperopt (Robin P.)
- 09.11.2018 - Tensorflow (Alex v.M.)
- 02.11.2018 - PyTorch (Younes)
- 02.03.2018 - Jupyter Notebooks (Mitch v.P.)
- 15.12.2017 - Pandas (Robin)
- 06.10.2017, 13.10.2017, 27.10.2017 - Git (Julia)
- 30.06.2017 - Conda Environments (Michael D)
- 21.06.2017 - Reveal JS (Jakob)
- 12.05.2017 - Snakemake (Robin & Dennis)
- 20.01.2017 - Regular expressions 101 (Dennis)
- 18.11.2016 - docopt, doctest (Dennis)
- 07.10.2016 - Decorators (Julia)
- everybodys favourite code snippets
- Generators
- Pandas
- Regex
- revealjs
- snakemake
- threading, MPI4Py, etc. (Anno?)
- [codecarbon] (track CO2 emissions from computing)
- speaker: Jinyang Yu (INM-7, Abigail's master student)
- [poetry] (packaging and dependency management)
- speaker: Fiona from Heather's office in Aachen
- [latexify]
- speaker: Mick
- [modern matplotlib]
- speaker: Aitor
- [modern python]
- speaker: Mick + Aitor
- type-hinting
- xarray
- git
- snakemake
- cluster
- debugging
- Anno
- profiling (time and memory)
- multiprocessing
- unittests
- advanced testing
- visual pleaseantness
- speaker: Jasper
- bcolz
- Classes
- changes in numpy (AvM & Alexandre)
- advanced git (Alex K.)
- Improve-the-institute hackathon
- Julia -> Julia, external (via Mick)
- Jupyter -> reports, R markdown (Alexandre)
- Metaclasses
- NIX
- Numba
- Pair programming
- Advanced Pandas & xarray
- pandarallel
- pdb (and multithreading) -> Alex R
- statsmodels
- Sochastic Diffential Equations, SDEint (AvM)
- Testing extended -> Mick?
Friday, 2-4pm, Seminar room (building 15.22, E1, 3009)