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Below are a list of projects sprinting at PyCon 2015 and some of the tools and skillsets they suggest that new sprinters have. *Required* tools are skillsets are specified/marked - generally speaking these are things that are nice to have, and will make sprinting easier. This list of projects is not exhaustive - there are plenty of sprinting projects not on this list.

You can find more information about the sprints [https://us.pycon.org/2015/community/sprints/ here].

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At this workshop? '''Shauna Gordon-McKeon, Carol Willing'''

List of useful skills: '''We have several projects you can work on, including the curriculum-focused Open Source Comes to Campus, our python IRC bot, and our main website, written in Django. Familiarity with python, Django, and open source tools/culture are all useful, but we'll teach you anything.'''

List of useful skills: ''''''

People of all experience levels welcome: ''''''

People of all experience levels welcome: '''Yes'''

Details about sprint tasks (if supplied): '''There will be coding, documenting, UX, design, educational and community building tasks available! A nowhere near complete list of some of the code-focused tasks we'll be working on is here: [https://github.com/openhatch/oh-mainline/milestones/Sprints https://github.com/openhatch/oh-mainline/milestones/Sprints]'''

Details about sprint tasks (if supplied): ''''''

=== Django ===