Yes, the plan is to post recordings of all the talks online after the conference.
On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 8:11 PM, Paulo Castro <[email protected]>wrote: > Will the event organizators post videos on youtube for Julia users that > couldn't attend? > > Em terça-feira, 6 de maio de 2014 16h51min03s UTC-3, Evan Miller escreveu: > >> On behalf of the JuliaCon committee[1], I'm pleased to announce that >> registration is now open for JuliaCon, taking place June 26 and 27 at the >> University of Chicago's Gleacher Center in Chicago, IL. JuliaCon will be a >> two-day, single-track conference and an excuse for the Julia faithful to >> get together and geek out. Tickets are $110. >> >> Conference website: http://www.juliacon.org/ >> >> Registration page: http://juliacon.eventbrite.com/ >> >> We have some great speakers lined up already, and are looking for more. >> See the Call For Participation on the website for details. Talk proposals >> are due Monday, May 26. >> >> The day after the conference, Hack@UChicago will host a free Julia Hack >> Day at the University of Chicago's Hyde Park campus. You'll need to >> register for this event separately (link on website). >> >> Sponsorship opportunities are available, which will help us keep the >> ticket prices nice and cheap. If your organization might be interested in >> being a JuliaCon sponsor, please contact me directly. >> >> Mark your calendar, and get pumped! This will be a great event. More >> information will be posted on the website as the conference approaches. >> >> See you in June! >> >> Evan >> >> >> >> 1. Full committee: >> >> Douglas Bates, Wisconsin-Madison >> Jeff Bezanson, MIT >> Jonah Bloch-Johnson, UChicago >> Jiahao Chen, MIT >> Alan Edelman, MIT >> Garrett Smith, CloudBees >> Jeff Hammond, Argonne >> Tim Holy, WUSTL >> Stefan Karpinski, MIT >> Evan Miller, Wizard >> Hunter Owens, UChicago >> James Porter, UChicago >> Arch Robison, Intel >> Viral B Shah, MIT >> > -- Evan Miller http://www.evanmiller.org/
