PyHawaii PyLadies: Inaugural Meetup on September 9, 2015

We're counting down to our very first PyLadies meetup that is scheduled to take place next week as our Python Weekly. Register to join our meetup today! We are stoked about increasing our diversity and outreach efforts to grow our Python family. It is important we continue finding creative ways to cultivate an inclusive environment where all community members can enjoy their Python coding experience.

Python is one of the fastest growing programming languages for many reasons: it is easy to learn and use, it is quick to implement, and it is robust and fast. Python can be one's first programming language and can also be the language of choice for large industries. Right now, college courses across the country are moving their curricula to Python; and this same language taught to aspiring coders powers Google, YouTube, Dropbox, Reddit and hundreds of other world class applications.

PyLadies' focus is to expand the Python community's diversity through meetups, social outreach, and education. PyLadies first chapter started in Los Angeles and has since then exploded across the globe! PyHawaii is enthusiastically working with the first PyLadies chapter in Hawaii get off the ground and expand the overall Python community. Python and PyLadies are an awesome combination. PyLadies has put thousands of meetups in over 50 different locations and brought in untold numbers of aspiring and experienced Python developers.

Python is a great, general purpose language that is one of the top choices for data scientists, students, teachers, business analysts, rapid application designers, computer graphic artists, and people in hundreds of other fields. Python is not just the Jack and Jill of all trades, but it is the master of them as well!

What: Python Weekly for PyLadies Inaugural Meetup

When: Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Time: 5:30pm- 7:00pm

Place: The Box Jelly, 307 Kimani Street Ste A, Honolulu, HI

Powered by: Dark Art of Coding, HiCapacity, & The Box Jelly

Pythonistas unite!

-PyHawaii Team

(Blog post by James)