NYC Python (http://www.nycpython.com/) (@NYCPythonMeetup (http://www.twitter.com/nycpythonmeetup)) and BuzzFeed (http://www.buzzfeed.com/) (@BuzzFeed (https://twitter.com/buzzfeed)) are hosting a CPython workshop this coming Tuesday, November 19th, at BuzzFeed's Manhattan HQ!



This will be a hands-on workshop, exploring the CPython run-time and internals.



We'll look at how to read the CPython source, how to contribute to the CPython project, and how to motivate a stronger understanding of the Python language via understanding of the reference implementation.



James Powell (@dontusethiscode (http://www.twitter.com/dontusethiscode)) will be instructing.



Julian Berman (@JulianWasTaken (https://www.twitter.com/JulianWasTaken)) will also give a short presentation on the PyPy project and PyPy internals.



Watch this space (& the comments) for more information!



This workshop is intended to be very hands on. We'll be posting some preparatory materials here shortly!



While we will have a number of remote virtual machines available for use during tomorrow's workshop, if you would prefer to work locally, a repository has been added to GitHub with a Vagrant setup for the event. Please download and install everything ahead of time so you can hit the ground running.



https://github.com/NYCPython/CPython-Workshop