From the xpsocal mailing list: the Southern California Code Camp will be held on Jan.21-22 2006 at Cal State Fullerton. I checked out the Sessions page and the organizers say "All technologies are welcome C++, C#, VB.Net, Java, Ruby, COBOL???, SQL, etc... if it is code... we want it." I noticed at least one glaring omission (what? no Python?) so I decided to remedy it by sending a proposal for a Python session, which is basically my PyCon 2005 talk on "Agile testing with Python test frameworks". Let's see if they go for it.
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