Welcome to the fall kickoff of PyLadies Boston! This is the git --version of our monthly Grab a Byte lunch series. We meet every third Friday of the month at noon and we chat and talk Python.

For this meetup, our very own PyLady Aya will demo git and then lead 3-4 participants to use git collaboratively: pushing, pulling, merging, and resolving git conflicts in real-time. We are still looking for participants! If you are interested, please let us know your email address and GitHub username.

Those who attend will receive a free black and white printout of the zine [How Git Works](https://wizardzines.com/zines/git/) by mail. So please invite your friends, bring your git questions, and share your best practices.

FAQ

* *What is git?* Git is version control to track changes during software development.
* *Why do I need to use git?* Not only is it a good way to save your work, but it is how people can collaboratively work on code.
* *Where can I learn more?* Try this [interactive git tutorial](https://learngitbranching.js.org/) or check out this [git basics blog post](https://dev.to/milu_franz/git-explained-the-basics-igc).

Note from Fay: I am a solo coder at work and I use git by myself. This session came out of wanting to work with others to branch, make pull requests, and resolve merge conflicts. Many thanks to Aya for sharing her expertise!

PyLadies Boston

Anna Astori

Stephanie Rideout

PyLadies Boston Fall Kickoff!  git a Byte virtual lunch and git demo + workshop

Online event

We are continuing our Study group online for the time being.
We are now meeting online in the San Diego Python Discord server! Here is the link to join: [https://discord.gg/8GpWuVvdbQ](https://discord.gg/8GpWuVvdbQ)
There is a "meetup" voice/video channel that we will be using!

We may start meeting in person soon! This will be discussed at the meetup. We are considering having some online, some in-person. Decisions, decisions!

Every Saturday we meet up with the larger Python community (including San Diego PyLadies (http://4142298.xyz/sd-pyladies), Open BioInformatics San Diego (https://4142298.xyz/Open-Bioinformatics-SanDiego/) and San Diego Artificial Intelligence (https://4142298.xyz/SanDiegoAI/)) to chat, learn, and hang out.

Our study group is for everyone on their Python journey, whether you're just starting out, an experienced pro, or anywhere in between. There's no formal instruction, just a bunch of folks who like to code. Sometimes we talk about a specific subject, sometimes answer questions, whatever!

Python Community Code of Conduct (http://www.pythonsd.org/coc): Python is much more than a software language. Python is a vibrant community made up of members from around the globe with a diverse set of skills, personalities, and experiences. It is through these differences that our community experiences great successes and continued growth. Overall, we're good to each other. We contribute to this community not because we have to, but because we want to.

San Diego Python Users Group

Alain Domissy

David Lord

Diane Chen

Online: Saturday Study Group

A gathering of active practitioners (professional and amateur) to talk shop. These meetings offer the opportunity to meet with like-minded others, eg suiting folk working from home, and those working in an organisation where you might be 'the only one'.

It is a café-style virtual meeting (if you haven't previously, please review this [explanatory document](https://hub.iridescent.nz/s/RciqfCeRiPitLWx) discussing participation and expectations).
We gain insight from others, and develop professional relationships. Discussion will generally be focused on Python-related topics but will not exclude matters related to the wider professional environment, eg the New Zealand industry, situation, and environment, aspects of Python projects planned, under-development, and operational, etc.

All participants are expected to contribute to the discussion and to attend regularly. So, you will need a head-set! Starting promptly, we will go 'around the room asking three questions:
1\. What did you achieve since our last meeting?
2\. What do you plan to do before our next meeting?
3\. What is a questions or challenges do you face\, or discussion\-topic would you like to discuss?
We'll record the latter topics and decide as a group which are of
widest interest, and therefore should be tackled earlier.
Remember, the café style isn't just about the meeting format; it's about creating an atmosphere where people feel comfortable expressing themselves

As there are necessarily a limited number of participants please do not RSVP unless you really plan to attend. Also please have the courtesy to un-RSVP if you know will not be attending.

Python New Zealand - Online Events

Glenn Ramsey

bharani ram balasundaram

Python Practitioners SIG

An engaging and interactive session, diving into the world of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) with a particular focus on sensor data and APIs.

Hilltop Server Exploration: We’ll dive into the Hilltop Server, a powerful tool that offers an API for accessing time series data from various environmental sensors. We’ll explore its capabilities through three main requests:

* **GetCapabilities**
* **DescribeFeatureType**
* **GetFeature**

The Hilltop Server API provides key data such as *Site Name, FeatureOfInterest, Measurement, ObservedProperty, Time Range, and TemporalFilter.* This lends Beginners the opportunity to explore how to interact with API infrastructures, and the more experienced of us scope to unleash creativity with a wealth of data.

* ***Show and Tell:*** We want this meeting to be a platform for sharing and learning! Bring along your ideas, code snippets, or interesting outputs. Whether this is your first time dipping your toes into GIS-waters, you’ve been working on a GIS project, have a cool visualization to share, or simply want to showcase your latest code, you'll have something to offer and opportunity to learn!
* ***Interactive Discussions:*** We encourage you to experiment with the Hilltop Server API prior to the meeting and to bring-along findings and questions. This is a chance to explore the GIS components of sensor data, which is increasingly prevalent across regions. For instance, the Greater Wellington Regional Council utilizes such servers to manage and provide access to sensor data.

**Getting Started:**
To help you prepare, we’ve put together some example data and resources. Check out our [GIS Playing Repository](https://github.com/williamhamilton/GIS_Playing) for examples and the Hilltop Server documentation - a foundation to start experimenting and innovating.

We look forward to seeing you there and hearing about your exciting GIS projects and ideas. Let’s make this an interactive and inspiring session!

William Hamilton

GIS SIG - Data shouted from the hill-tops. (prep to do before meetup)

Unstructured Zoom office hours! Drop in to ask questions, or help people, or just chat. Any topic or expertise level is fine!

You can add topics or questions to the #office-hour Slack channel ahead of time but you don't have to: https://bostonpython.slack.com/archives/C02V2C7U3D3

We might change the pace, timing, or structure over time. We're trying things out to see what works.

The Boston Python User Group

Ned Batchelder

Chris Franklin

Umit

Monday office hour

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