Thanks for organizing this. I think it was a pretty nice event. I talked to a bunch of potential developers about quickly after.
The only comment I have is that next year we should allocate less time to discussing open-source vs proprietary and Linux vs. Windows. I noticed a few people walking out during this part of the talk. Developers already know these issues and are capable of deciding for themselves whether these issues are important to them. I.e. I think we should stick mostly to the technical reasons for using and developing for Ubuntu when talking to developers in the future. And definitely allocating more time to how you can actually develop apps for ubuntu. Jack On Oct 9, 2010 10:25 PM, "nuboon2age" <nuboon2...@gmail.com> wrote: > Today's Code Camp session went quite well. We had about 60 people or so, > Me, Mark, Ryan, Jack, Aaditya, Earl spoke for something like 85 minutes. it > was video taped so we'll have to see how that came out. i'll try to get all > the slide presentations up on the project page at least. > > <#nuboon2age>Oh, and we were talking to one of the key organizers, Peter > Kellner afterwards and brainstorming about getting Canonical sponsorship, > Jono talking there and maybe even Linux Torvalds as a keynote speaker next > year!!!! Quite a potential coup for an event who's major sponsor is M$!!! > > > <#nuboon2age> jtatum almost gave a talk, but we ran out of time. He's at > least got a presentation/demo ready to do sometime. > > > <#nuboon2age>I met the guy who was wearing the Ubuntu California shirt. > Jeff Trull from SF and he got the shirt from pleia2. He may be joining us > here at some point. > > > Drew > > nuboon2...@gmail.com
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