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October Python Pune Meetup 2015
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October Python Pune meetup 2015 was organized on 17th Oct, 2015 at Red Hat, Pune (India) Office. The agenda of the meetup was "Code Reading/Debugging".

Chandan Kumar 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.

Praveen Kumar 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.

Sourav Singh 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.

And Abhijeet Kasurde 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.

As a part of Module of the Month, Suraj 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.