All,

Lets plan to meet as part of the sf symfony meetup. Maybe we can all
go for drinks or dinner after the meetup?

Cheers,

Dustin

On Oct 20, 8:00 am, Fabien Potencier <fabien.potenc...@symfony-
project.com> wrote:
> On 10/20/10 4:55 PM, Pablo Godel wrote:
>
> > Not sure how my name appears in the list :), but I am interested. The
> > 3rd is fine for me as well. Probably after the meetup since we need to
> > commute from Zendcon (Santa Clara) to SF? Should we arrange shared
> > transportation?
>
> I will have a car and will be in Santa Clara as well.
>
> Fabien
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Pablo
>
> > On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 10:38 AM, Nils Adermann <[email protected]
> > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
> >     Hey,
>
> >     would love to join you guys - I'm leaving on the evening of the 4th, so
> >     I'd prefer the 3rd as well.
>
> >     Cheers
> >     Nils
>
> >     Fabien Potencier wrote:
> >      > On 10/20/10 8:36 AM, Dustin Whittle wrote:
> >      >> All,
>
> >      >> We are having a symfony meetup in San Francisco the week of
> >     ZendCon  -
>
> >    http://www.meetup.com/The-San-Francisco-Symfony-Meetup/calendar/14714....
>
> >      >> If there is enough interest we can setup a core team developer
> >     meetup
> >      >> for after the meetup or the following day November 4th.
>
> >      >> Who is interested in joining? Fabien, Jon, Kris, Pablo, Nils?
>
> >      > I'm interested but the only possibility for me is on the 3rd.
>
> >      > Fabien
>
> >      >> Would this be better before the Symfony Live SF event?
>
> >      >> Let me know and I will coordinate and setup the meeting space.
>
> >      >> Cheers,
>
> >      >> Dustin
>
> >      >> On Oct 17, 5:09 am, Lukas Kahwe Smith<[email protected]
> >     <mailto:[email protected]>>  wrote:
> >      >>> Hi,
>
> >      >>> Some of you might have seen my tweet about the idea of doing a
> >     meetup
> >      >>> in Europe and the US of about 20 people each. The idea is to really
> >      >>> get the top people together who are coding on Symfony2 core or are
> >      >>> already knee deep in development of applications and bundles.
> >     Its not
> >      >>> for people who want to learn about Symfony2 development.
>
> >      >>> The concept I came up with was to be a one day event giving
> >     everybody
> >      >>> the opportunity to present an issue that they currently see for
> >     about
> >      >>> 3 mins, people could ask questions for another 2 mins, but the idea
> >      >>> is to get through this quickly. This means that people should have
> >      >>> their issue presentation worked out before hand and published
> >     so that
> >      >>> people can already review the issue before. Groups of 3-5 people
> >      >>> would then be formed to tackle the various issues. The goal is to
> >      >>> have patches (code and/or doc) implemented during the day to
> >     address
> >      >>> the issues. Alternatively define best practices (ideally with an
> >      >>> example added in the sandbox). The groups of people will probably
> >      >>> change a few times over the course of the day as I assume many
> >     issues
> >      >>> will not require a full day of work.
>
> >      >>> I was thinking of doing this in December. For Europe I still think
> >      >>> this would be the time frame to go by, however especially for
> >     the US
> >      >>> its clear that its quite non trivial to get people together
> >      >>> physically and virtually just doesn't have the same feel or
> >      >>> productivity. Now it seems the best point in time to do the US meet
> >      >>> up is either a day before Zendcon (October 31st 2010) or around
> >      >>> Symfony Live SF (February 2011). February is a bit late, but
> >     October
> >      >>> 31st is kind of short notice. Looking at the line up of Zendcon
> >      >>> however it looks like Fabien, Dustin, Jon and Nils will be there
> >      >>> already. I think Pablo will also be there and 2 other people have
> >      >>> said that they could make the trip just for the meet up. So do we
> >      >>> want to make this happen?
>
> >      >>> What is needed for the US meet up:
> >      >>> - someone to take over the organization since I will not be at
> >     Zendcon
> >      >>> - this someone should ensure that relevant people are invited
> >      >>> - that the day is well organized
> >      >>> - that there is a location for people to go to
> >      >>> - potentially arrange for a cheap way for people to spend a
> >     night in
> >      >>> SF to keep costs down
> >      >>> - people who are interested to join should speak up, if we get at
> >      >>> least 10 people together I think its worthwhile doing this
> >      >>> - all of this needs to happen ASAP
>
> >      >>> I will continue to plan out a meeting in Europe in the first
> >     half of
> >      >>> December 2010.
>
> >      >>> regards,
> >      >>> Lukas Kahwe Smith
> >      >>> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
>
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