pythonpune · dnene · Dec 12, 2015 · Nov 29, 2015 · Nov 29, 2015 · Nov 29, 2015
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+layout: entry
+title: October Python Pune Meetup 2015
+category: meeting-notes
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+[October Python Pune meetup 2015](http://www.meetup.com/PythonPune/events/225891317/) was organized on 17th Oct, 2015 at [Red Hat, Pune (India) Office](http://www.redhat.com/en).
+The agenda of the meetup was "Code Reading/Debugging".
+
+[Chandan Kumar](https://twitter.com/ciypro) talked about "Read other's code".
+He explained:
+
+* Why to read others code?
+* How to start reading code of a good project?
+  * Build and Run the project
+  * Explore the module used
+  * Use debugger to understand the code flow
+  * Draw flow-chart
+  * Comment or write docstrings for the methods
+  * Enhance test coverage to understand how methods are used
+  * Use search tool to find more about the modules and methods used
+  * Clean up the code using pep8, pylint or flake8 to improve the code.
+
+Here is the slide link to [Read others code](https://speakerdeck.com/chkumar246/read-others-code).
+
+[Praveen Kumar](https://twitter.com/kumar_pravin) talked about "PDB - Life Saver".
+He covered:
+
+* What is Debugger?
+* Why pdb?
+* Old way of debugging using print statement
+* How to use pdb or ipdb to debug your code?
+
+Here is the slide link to [PDB - Life Saver](https://github.com/praveenkumar/meetups/blob/master/python_meetup_Oct17/python_meetup.html).
+
+[Sourav Singh](https://twitter.com/MrSouravSingh) talked about "Galaxy for Genomic Data Science".
+He talked about:
+
+* What is Galaxy?
+* How to start working on galaxy to generate data sets
+* How to store research work-flow
+* Run galaxy locally
+* Run galaxy on Cloud
+
+Slides link to [Galaxy for Genomic Data Science](http://slides.com/souravsingh/deck-1/fullscreen#/).
+
+And [Abhijeet Kasurde](https://twitter.com/Pyro46) talked about "how to contribute to Virt-Manager".
+He explained:
+
+* What is virt-manager?
+* How to build and install virt-manager?
+* Where to find code and find a bug to start contribution
+* How to debug the code and send your first pull request
+* Communication channel to use and how to report Bug.
+
+Slides link to [How to contribute to Virt-Manager](http://www.slideshare.net/godfatherabhi/python-pune-october-meetup-2015).
+
+As a part of Module of the Month, [Suraj](https://twitter.com/surajssd009005) talked about flake8 module, and how it different from pep8 and pylint.
+
+Finally, the meetup ended with a good feedback.
+Thanks to Red Hat and speakers for supporting us in organizing meetup.
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+title: November Python Pune Meetup 2015
+category: meeting-notes
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+[November Python Pune meetup 2015](http://www.meetup.com/PythonPune/events/226879086/) was organized at [Red Hat, Pune (India)](http://www.redhat.com/en) on 29th Nov, 2015.
+
+The theme of this month meetup was "Test, Build and Deploy your python projects".
+
+The meetup started with the first workshop "Package your python code using setuptools and wheels", where [Chandan Kumar](https://twitter.com/ciypro) talked about:
+
+* Why to package your python code?
+* Tools required for packaging
+* Necessary files like setup.py, setup.cfg, LICENSE and MANIFEST.in file needs to be included in the project repo.
+* How to define package metadata and configuration with in setup.py and setup.cfg files
+* Explained about setuptools and wheels format
+* Difference between eggs and wheels format
+* How to create source distribution and binary wheels distribution
+* How to ship binary files with wheels.
+* Talked about version-bump and check-manifest tools while creating packages
+
+For more information, check [python packaging website](https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/).
+
+The second workshop "Python testing using Mock and PyTest" was given by [Suraj Deshmukh](https://twitter.com/surajssd009005).
+
+He covered:
+
+* Introduction to python unittest mock library
+* followed by examples to
+ * to mock values with in a test
+ * How to customize mock objects
+ * How to use specs to define attributes and create specs automatically
+ * Covered how to patch methods using mock through an script to upload texts on fpaste.org
+ * How to use side_effects through mock with in a method
+ * Introduction to PyTest
+ * Difference between Mock and PyTest
+ * How to write and run PyTest
+ * How to use fixtures with in a test.
+
+Here is the Slide link for ["Python testing using Mock and PyTest"](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/19-gmffTji8diJfTL3-8NvgtXLskZOVhkSRU6Ng-v7no/edit?pli=1#slide=id.gd5ba8fb7c_0_46)
+
+Then we have a long discussion between the attendees on different topics by sharing their problems and field of expertise.
+
+And, the last workshop "Deploying a flask application on OpenShift" was taken by [Abhijeet Kasurde](https://twitter.com/Pyro46).
+
+He had given a hands-on workshop on:
+
+* Create an account on OpenShift
+* Internals of OpenShift, gears and cartridges
+* How to install and use rhc to deploy your sample application
+* Clone a repo from OpenShift project repo created domain using git
+* Creating a simple flask app and displayed welcome message on OpenShift deployed app main page.
+* How to update your flask app on OpenShift Instance and integrate Jenkins on each commit.
+
+Here is the slide link for ["Deploying a flask application on OpenShift"](http://www.slideshare.net/godfatherabhi/deploying-flask-web-app-using-openshift)
+
+Thanks to Red Hat, Speakers and Volunteers for making the event successful.