[Dev-sig] FW: SoCalCodeCamp #3 (www.SoCalCodeCamp.com)

[Michael B. Parker]

This has a number of Linux/Java/Swing/etc development coverage, too.  Plus, per the CodeCamp manifesto, it’s all free.
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From: 	Michael B. Parker  
Sent:	2007 Jan 24, Wed, 01:04
To:	Michael B. Parker
Cc:	Brawitch at SoCalITPro.Org; Los Angeles SQL Server Professionals Group (SqlSig at LADotNet.Org); Los Angeles SQL Server Professionals Group (Info at Sql.LA); Southern California .NET Architecture Users Group (RSVP at SoCalDotNetArchitecture.Org); Los Angeles .NET Developers Group (Webmaster at LADOTNET.org); LAJUG at LAJUG.org; San Gabriel Valley .Net Developers Group  (RSVP at SGVDotNet.Org); SGV.NET Developers Group; San Gabriel Valley Linux® Users Group (SGVLUG) Developer SIG (DevSIG) (Dev-SIG at SGVLUG.Net)
Subject:	SoCalCodeCamp #3 (www.SoCalCodeCamp.com)
When:	Sat2007 Jan 27, 08:30 to Sun2007 Jan 28, 15:45 (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada); Tijuana.
Where:	CalState Fullerton Bldg H & UH; park in lot F; see www.SoCalCodeCamp.com/Directions.aspx 
Importance:	High

RE: SoCalCodeCamp #1 (www.SoCalCodeCamp.com), aka "Rock & Roll Code Camp"

2007.01.24.pst.0158 MBParker writes:
 
www.SGVDotNet.Org told me about this and I plan to go.  It looks outstanding (and overwhelming).  And it's free!
(Sat)1930 there is also a Geek Dinner (www.socalcodecamp.com/GeekDinner.aspx) featuring 2 rock bands (www.evildoersmusic.net & www.killola.com).  

These CodeCamps started in 2005.02.05 and there have been many since then, mostly in the US, with about 70 happened or happening As of now ( www.bostondotnet.org/CodeCamp/default.aspx/CodeCamp/CodeCampSchedule.html )

LA & ORANGE COUNTY PROGRAMMING USER GROUPS: if you don't already know about it, I would strongly encourage you to check out and advertise www.SoCalCodeCamp.com .  It is a free 2-day "conference" on dozens of programming topics, plus alternative rock bands, taking place this Sat & Sun at Cal State Fullerton.  And it looks pretty huge: There are 712 users registered so far. 2 days with 8 to 9 sessions going on at all times - see www.socalcodecamp.com/schedule.aspx .  It looks like roughly 80% .NET, 15% Java/Ruby/Ant/Swing/etc, and 5% software business & careers.  However, with the sheer volume of simultaneous sessions, even non-.NET programmers could be non-stop busy.

Once you've logged in, click on www.socalcodecamp.com/sessions.aspx and select the sessions which interest you (which seem to save automatically --I suppose when you click on another link on that page).  Note you have to simutaneously view the schedules page to see your choice options (note 8 to 9 are scheduled at the same time, and it doesn't look like any repeat).

Mike B. Parker
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