On Tue, 2012-06-12 at 14:31 -0700, Quim Gil wrote: > How is the Hack'n'Tell coming along? It is time to organize the details.
I am kind of waiting for people to propose demos … perhaps should ask for that on the developer list, not the marketing list. I asked the organizer of the Berlin hack'n'tell whether he'd be willing to moderate the sessions (as it needs a bit of experience, and I wouldn't want to be the one moderating it). He didn't have time but wished us best of luck. He also mentioned that he does not like us calling it "hack'n'tell" (meh), in order to avoid confusion with "his" show. I already changed it on the program, now it only reads "Demos", in case you wondered. > Michael, when we discussed this there was this idea of having one day > focused more on demos that can be run from a laptop, another day on > demos that will run from various devices and will need a camera... I think We would have always both ready, no? The focus of the demos was to fit with the general focus of the day, so say UI demos second day and anything involving web demos on third day. > Is still that the plan? Is people supposed to book their slot in advance > or do we trust the unconference improvisation? We need to get at least enough folks booking their slot for the first day. Ideally of course, demos would be crafted during the conference and be shown right off the bat. 6-8 demos per session is usually sufficient, though more is better. If we somehow get lot of interest, you would want a short break in between, to refill drinks. > Let's agree on something so I can send an email to all participants > encouraging them to bring their demos to the event. > > PS: but we are missing a camera, right? I could bring a camcorder, would need to check out whether it connects to a video projector. I lack a tripod though. regards, Michael _______________________________________________ Marketing mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing
