Tomorrow evening is the Cocoon Beer meet, with various Cocoon and Apache types heading to a pub in London to meet up and talk about our favourite topics.
I'll be on the road again in July, since conference season is upon us. I'll be talking at two conferences, and may well attend a couple more depending on schedules.
The first I'll be talking at is OSS Watch's "Building Open Source Communities", where I'll be chatting a bit about my experiences in the Cocoon community over the years, and giving an introduction to the layout of the Apache Software Foundation. It will be a lot of fun, particularly as the conference is in Edinburgh and coincides neatly with the G8 summit and the anti-poverty demonstrations.
Later that week I'll be at the Institutional Web Management Workshop, where I'll be leading a workshop on "Whose work is it anyway?", which will hopefully be a useful and lively discussion on outsourcing from both sides of the fence, with some handy hints and tips for all concerned as an outcome.
Later in July of course is ApacheCon Europe ... I'm still trying to decide whether to go or not and how long to go for. It would be great to catch up with the usual crowd, but the pricing is prohibitive, particularly when compared to more focused events such as the Cocoon GetTogether. Decisions, decisions ...
Posted by savs at June 14, 2005 7:15 PMThen just come for the 3 days (2 official + 1 cocoon) hackathon. Would be good to have some brews together :)
Posted by: Torsten Curdt at June 15, 2005 6:15 PM