It's quite likely that we would need testers, an agile task board
co-ordinator, possibly team liason(s), drink mixers, cheerleaders, etc...
Just get over to BKK. :-)

  -- Ben

On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Chip <[email protected]> wrote:

> It sounds great. I have time but I'm not a programmer, then is there
> anything I can help :D
>
> 2009/6/21 Kirit Sælensminde <[email protected]>
>
>>  There's clearly some interest in Google Wave, but there's something a
>> little closer that might also be fun and something I think BarCamp Thailand
>> can make a big splash in.
>>
>> If you've not heard of it before then the ICFP competition is a
>> programming competition for teams from across the world. ICFP is the
>> International Conference on Functional Programming. Don't worry though, it's
>> not just for functional programming languages. The winners are invited to
>> the conference (they do have some cash to help with travel expenses).
>>
>> You don't have to be a programmer to join the team. Some of the things
>> that are needed will be:
>> * Help with project management
>> * Team communication
>> * Ideas, brainstorming
>> * Testing
>> * Enthusiasm (especially important after those long coding sprints)
>>
>> The competition is going to be held next weekend. If I have my timezones
>> worked out right then I think the puzzle will be announced at 1am on Friday
>> night/Saturday morning and we would have until the same time Monday
>> night/Tuesday morning.
>>
>> If you've not heard of it before then check out the previous year's tasks
>> and results linked from this year's competition page.
>>
>>     http://www.icfpcontest.org/
>>
>> Last year team Felspar entered and didn't do too badly considering "team"
>> Felspar was only me and I only had about 8 hours of coding time that w/e.
>>
>> I'm not sure whether we should be many teams or one big team -- I guess it
>> depends on how many people are interested. Personally I think that three to
>> four people is probably ideal for this sort of thing, and being in the same
>> place will help. The Felspar offices will be open over the w/e for those
>> that want to join us here.
>>
>> I'll certainly be doing it again, the real question is how many others
>> want to test their programming skills against some of the best in the world?
>> This is a great way to promote Thailand as somewhere that does know how to
>> build great technology.
>>
>> So who's in?
>>
>>
>> Kirit
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
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