PyCon Submission Rejected
Just got the rejection notice for my PyCon submission on pyjamas. The non-positives all had a single criticism: pyjamas isn't mature enough.
I don't quite agree—pyjamas is actually quite far along. Probably didn't help that I conservatively called the last release 0.1 even though it was probably more of a 0.5 :-)
They had a lot more submissions than places, though, so it looks like it will be a great programme, with or without pyjamas.
UPDATE (2006-11-30): The above makes me sound more upset than I am. I know how hard it is to draw a cut line when there are many more submissions than places so I don't envy the job the committee had. I was actually quite pleased that (lack of) maturity was the only negative reason given. That's easy to fix :-) But I'm still wondering if the 0.1 designation counted against me.
Comments (5)
Michael Bernstein on Nov. 29, 2006:
I think you should do a demo as a Lightning Talk. What I saw of the examples are really quite cool, and deserve to be showcased more widely.
BTW, can you get Pyjamas to produce anything like this?:
http://www.blobsallad.se/
Jack Diederich on Nov. 29, 2006:
Phillip J. Eby on Dec. 3, 2006:
(Otherwise, the people who aren't paying attention don't know why they should care about some "pyjamas" thing they haven't heard of.)
Frenchy on Dec. 4, 2006:
I just found Pyjamas though delicious where you already 320 people who think your project is "del.icio.us" :)
http://del.icio.us/search/?fr=del_icio_us&p=ajax+python&type=all
Pyjamas sounds very interesting !
cheers
Frenchy
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Last Modified: Nov. 30, 2006
Author: jtauber
Tennessee Leeuwenburg on Nov. 29, 2006:
As an online magazine we don't face the same problems over a limited number of seats.
If your paper / submission has good content, it's not important how far along the underlying application is. It's also the story we're interested in.
Cheers,
-T
p.s. does that mean I should get the maths wrong to prove I'm only human?