GitHub Drinkup, Wellington
@rodjek and I are in Wellington this weekend for Kiwi Pycon so we figured we’d organize a drinkup. Come out and talk about all of your fun and interesting projects…
@rodjek and I are in Wellington this weekend for Kiwi Pycon so we figured we’d organize a drinkup. Come out and talk about all of your fun and interesting projects with people who are really interested in what you’re building. If Python isn’t your thing, don’t worry; there will be plenty of hackers talking about other programming languages over beers too.
It’s at Mac’s Brewbar on the waterfront. We’ll be buying beers Friday at 19:00 and the drinkup will run until we’ve spent all of the money. Look for the people with the octocat stickers.
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