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Austin .NET Code Camp '08 == Awesome

Yesterday a bunch of .NET geeks descended upon Austin for the '08 Code Camp and it was a great success. From what I heard, about ~200 folks showed up. We had sessions all day and all of them were meaty, good stuff. I don't recall seeing one single vendor salesware demo. Every presentation had meat in it (even the vendor ones). There were several patterns/practices talks and we even got to do a fishbowl on TDD/BDD practices.

Please indulge me in a few acknowledgements. Please also forgive me for all the people I'm about to miss and offend.  I'd like to especially thank John Teague and Eric Hexter who, from what I understand, organized the whole thing. I'd like to thank all the speakers, especially Ben Scheirman and Jimmy Bogard who both led 4+ sessions EACH!  I'd also like to thank the sponsors who helped make it possible and provided lunch and a bunch of snacks and drinks. Lastly but not least, I'd like to thank all the attendees who really made it a great conference and really help energize the atmosphere and inspire everyone to try harder to make the .NET community in central Texas even more lively.

It was also good to see the Los Techies crew representin' (Jimmy Bogard, Joe Ocampo, and Eric Hexter).

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Austin Code Camp 2008 - Recap « Rhonda Tipton’s WebLog said:

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May 18, 2008 7:03 PM
 

Dew Drop - May 18, 2008 | Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew said:

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Community Blogs said:

The Austin .Net User Group conducted its third annual Austin Code Camp on May 17, 2008. Eric Hexter and

May 29, 2008 8:26 AM

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About chadmyers

Chad Myers is a senior .NET software developer specializing in enterprise software designs and architectures. He has over 10 years of software development experience and a proven track record of Agile, test-driven project leadership using both Microsoft and open source tools. He is community leader who speaks at the Austin .NET User's Group, the ADNUG Code Camp, and participates in various development communities and open source projects.
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