Code Camp News
This is where we will post all information about Portland Code Camps
including updates during the planning process, notifications of site updates, speaker
and session information, and more. Feel free to send us information you'd like to
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Mark your calendar! Portland Code Camp 2010 is scheduled for May 22, 2010, at the University of Portland campus. The UP facility offers a great venue –including larger, fully equipped (and air conditioned) meeting rooms, excellent parking, access to public transportation, and easy bike commuting. We are also working to
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Portland Code Camp 2009 was a most excellent event. If you were there, you know what I mean -if you missed it, then you really missed out on some excellent speakers and presentations. The Reed College Campus was open and inviting, and the schedule provided something for almost every interest.
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When the press was making a lot of hullabaloo over the H1N1 virus outbreak, especially in Mexico, a local Portland family had to make a difficult decision -Go or No Go for their vacation plans. Fortunately for us, the Hanselman family decided to cancel their trip and stay in Portland.
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Registration starts at 8:00 AM and the opening session begins at 8:30. At the conclusion of the opening session, there will be a drawing for the Early Bird door prize. We put a lot of eggs in one basket, one GREAT prize, one VERY lucky winner!
Then there will
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Come to the Portland Code Camp 2009 to hear how other folks are exploring, and perhaps extending, your favorite programming language. Or come to learn more about a language you have heard about and want to explore. Or just come to surround yourself an epicurean polyglot of tongue-twisting, mind-minding, paradigm-shaking
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The Portland Code Camp 2009 Call for session topics will close on Saturday, May 23, 2009. Submissions will be accepted up to 11:59:59 PM on that date. If you have been considering submitting a session topic, write it up an submit it soon! We have had an excellent response to
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Howard Lewis Ship is the creator and lead developer for the Apache Tapestry and Apache HiveMind projects, author of Tapestry in Action, and Director of Open Source Technology for Formos Software Development. Howard is a frequent speaker at Open Source and Java events. With over a decade of creating open
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WOW! As of Thursday morning, over 325 folks have registered for the 2009 Portland Code Camp, and now there are more then 50 sessions submitted -and more to be submitted soon. This year's Portland Code Camp is shaping up to be an event too good to miss. And did we
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Ward Cunningham, has been significantly involved with extreme programming (one of the agile methodologies) since it's beginning, is a long time advocate of test driven development, and will be presenting at the 2009 Portland Code Camp. Ward's presentation will focus on the visual framework he created to merge user-centered design
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Interest in the 2009 Portland Code Camp continues to build. We welcome Software Association of Oregon as a community sponsor. You will also notice several local organizations have joined the growing list of sponsors. Shouldn't your company be included as a sponsor?
Is there a topic you want covered?Is there a
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