Brilliant!!  Thank you @Sergey Mikhailenko  and @Sergei Shutov    :)

nice summary :)

Congrats to the Winners!!!

Congratulations @Timothy Leavitt  - your article on Git for Shared Development Environments was the most viewed article on technical content!!  

Well done to the winners!  Thank you for participating in the contest and contributing to our community as a result!!

Wow - @Robert Cemper, thank you for this contribution back to the Community!!

In case this is helpful for any other AOC noobs, the '130669-ab1f69bf' code doesn't go in the sponsor code field that you will be shown when you first create an account.  You need to click on the 'Private leaderboard' link in red to the right of that field, and that will bring you to a new page where you can enter the above code.

You should use $ZSTRIP with the "W" for whitespace: https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls...

Don't worry about it - I have been writing ObjectScript code for 18 years and I had no idea about this method - I have always done it the way you did in your example :)  Thanks for asking the question so I could learn something new as well!

This looks like an excellent resource and I hadn't heard of it before.  Thank you so much for sharing!

@Guillaume Rongier - an interesting (and indeed radical) take on this ;)  I agree that broader use of Python will allow gaps and new best practices to be identified more quickly, to the benefit of all.  Your suggestion of not needing to use [language = python] is thought-provoking ... have you logged an enhancement to allow a descriptor at the class level which will allow python to be assumed across the entire class without requiring the python language to be specified in each method?  

I am generally quite conservative in nature, but your 'liberal' ideas are indeed thought provoking ;) 

NOTE - the Git for Shared Development Environments code can be accessed from this post:
https://community.intersystems.com/post/git-shared-development-environments 

I would just like to point out that any attenders of Virtual Summit who missed Tim's presentation can still access the replay here: https://web.cvent.com/hub/events/90791fad-b517-47e6-a1ca-f6d419711986/sessions/a5d162c7-4c0d-4d07-a211-84d68c3c020c

People who didn't attend Virtual Summit should stay tuned as the content will be published by InterSystems Learning Services and made available for everyone to watch.

""My aim is to get DC members who a really fond of some particular aspect of ObjectScript, or Adapters, or Devices, or IRIS HL7 and IRIS FHIR to create cheat sheets which I will collect into one volume and have them styled in ISC colours and logo's and add them to the ISC Learning, Documentation, Global Masters repertoire"  

I really love this idea!!  I know that @Michael Breen is also playing with ideas of how to crowd-source the simplification of ObjectScript reference resources to make it easier for new people to ramp up with the technology.
 

agreed!!!

Congratulations @Matthew Giesmann!!  Nice work on this challenging project.  

One small note - please change the font on your first paragraph - looks like it might be using Header or something like that.

I look forward to seeing this extended

Thank you for sharing ... this looks like a great resource to keep on hand for Python newbies!

Well done @Mario Sanchez Macias !!  A great utility to keep everyone from having to re-invent the wheel themselves :)  Thank you for contributing

@Robert Cemper  - thank you for making me aware of this resource!