Re: Presentation on Xanalogical Data Structures

[Jeff Rush <jeff@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Alright I'm back from Vancouver and the presentation.  The crowd for my
session was small, 12-15 people, and most had never heard of Xanadu or
anything but the WWW.  Sigh.  I think it was too technical, too detail
oriented.  Anyway, I promised those who couldn't attend, a copy of my
slides.  You can now download them at:

http://www.sunless-sea.net/wiki/Downloads

They are in PDF and OpenOffice.org format, and have my speaker notes
intermixed.

The Python source code will follow shortly.

-Jeff Rush, Xanadu Cyberarcheologist

On Wed, 2004-06-30 at 06:09, Jeff Rush wrote:
> On August 2nd, I'll be giving a presentation at the Vancouver Python
> Workshop on what I've learned about Xanadu/Udanax over the years.  I'll
> be discussing my implementations of tumblers and enfilades in Python,
> and the general architecture of Udanax Green.  It's only a 50 minute
> slot so it'll be an overview with a focus on how natually Python lends
> itself to implementing xanalogical data structures.  I won't be talking
> about Silver Stands.
> 
> You can read more about the conference at:
> 
> http://www.vanpyz.org/conference/
> 
> I'd be interested in meeting up with anyone attending who knows (or
> wants to know) a thing about Xanadu.