hunterCreative <[email protected]> writes: > Just signed up. Actually, I'm interested in the Django talk and never having > been to one of these, I am clueless as to the format of the sessions.
I've not been to a Code Camp, either, but I imagine it'll be a pretty standard low-ceremony "unconference" … a big schedule matrix of rooms/topics/times with lots of room for hallway conversation and breaks for coffee/lunch/snacks. > I assume you are planning on using Windows/IIS as the platform for the > session > since it is a .net event. Heh heh. Oh, hell no. ;) Note that it is not a ".NET event", per se. While the Code Camps do primarily come out of the .net user group scene, the event itself is implicitly platform- and technology-agnostic by being explicitly community-interest-driven. http://www.thedevcommunity.org/codecamps/manifesto.aspx So, no, I'll be presenting using emacs on my ubuntu-running EEE. :) At the same time, major kudos to the vt.net and BTV PHP folks who have been doing the organization. They're putting on a full-day, completely free, well sponsored, hard-core technical conference, with free food and swag, roping in speakers from mostly near and some far. It's shaping up to be pretty cool, and I hope it'll draw in a good number of technical folks of all stripes from the state and region. -- ...jsled http://asynchronous.org/ - a=jsled; b=asynchronous.org; echo $...@${b}
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