Author(s):	Andrew Bartlett,Amitay Isaacs
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Description:	Andrew Bartlett and Amitay Isaacs This talk will examine the history of the Samba project over the past 20 years, from the perspective of the scripting languages that have been our accomplices in our crimes against network protocols. From AWK and perl to JavaScript, M4 and eventually python, the Samba Team's facade of 'A C project' has always been a bit of a fraud, truly aimed at ensuring we never used C++. Of late, the Samba Team has embraced python as the scripting language of choice, a move that was originally made under false pretenses. As Samba matures to Samba 4.0, we have seen python as a key way to engage new contributors and embrace a more flexible programming paradigm. Samba is now a mature python/C project, with a python based build system, and python bindings (many auto-generated with perl!) for many of our internal libraries. This talk will examine the journey and highlight the challenges and milestones as we celebrate 20 years of Samba, no longer (and never really) a pure C project. markdown
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