Hi all,
We only needed the 30 or so registrations as we wanted to have a fully
separately bookable project summit. The other summits are all fully integrated
into the ApacheCon and people can go to any of the summits they want and
eventually visit events from multiple summits. I think we should go down that
path. The only reason for me asking the LF about a separately bookable event
was to make it easier for guys like Alex to only attend one day. But it guess
the price for that is too high.
I think we should do the Flex Summit and call it Apache FlexJS Summit. And
again … the main reason for me wanting to do this, is to get part of the core
Flex team together, meet, talk, set aside some of the differences and fill up
the trenches between us that have started manifesting themselves more and more.
Sort of a big kick-off meeting with us meeting, discussing things and getting
the FlexJS ship towards its last part of the journey to the version 1.0. I see
the online “conference” more as an additional thing to spread knowledge, but
right now I think we need community. You don’t build community online.
Chris
Am 27.01.17, 17:49 schrieb "piotrz" <piotrzarzyck...@gmail.com>:
Well I thought about my participating in Miami as a wonderfull adventure,
opportunity to meet some folks from the team and the most important reasone
cause I Love Flex.
BUT, Alex here ponit us arguments which has sence to me.
It look like we really didn't get enough attention and now I doubt we will
get for that summit.
I will wait a bit longer with TAC to see what will happen with that thread -
If after some time I won't see more response I will leave TAC for another
time -
Otherwise I'm open to plan trip to Frankfurt in August if Miami won't work -
It will be better financial time for me.
Piotr
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