Alan Runyan and Alexander Limi talk about the state of Plone.
This talk is about Pythonic filesystem abstractions: An overview of different filesystem(-like) APIs in Python and attempts for unifying them. This also resulted in a sprint topic.
Peter Bulychev explains CloneDigger, a tool for finding code duplication in your Python programs. He explains the mechanics of it and how to use it.
This talks describes a prototype package that illustrates relationships between objects in Python name spaces. At the moment it is capable of visualising references between Python names and objects and composition of basic Python data structures like tuples, lists and dictionaries. It generates files in the GraphViz DOT format, has a very simple implementation right now and is mostly useful for generating graphs for educational purposes. It is planned, though, to extend it in order to visualis...
If you are developing a framework and want to make it flexible you might need component registrations. Martijn explains how you can do it the easy way.
If you are on windows there are several options of creating an executable out of a Python application. Fabio Pliger has explored them and gives us a little rundown of the pros and cons of each solution.
Ga?per ?ejn gives us a little introduction into Amazon's EC2 and what you have to take care of if you use it.