Showing posts with label SoCal Code Camp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SoCal Code Camp. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
The SoCal Code Camp has been postponed by a week
The SoCal Code Camp has been postponed by a week in order to avoid conflicts with the Silicon Valley Code Camp. The new date for the SoCal Code Camp is October 15th and 16th.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
SQL Server Q&A session @ SoCal Code Camp
I will be moderating the SQL Server Q&A session at the upcoming SoCal Code Camp on January 29th & 30th in Fullerton, CA.
The panelists are all experts in their field and might include:
- Andrew Karcher
- Ben Aminnia
- Denny Cherry
- Ike Ellis
- Lynn Langit
The panelists are all experts in their field and might include:
- Andrew Karcher
- Ben Aminnia
- Denny Cherry
- Ike Ellis
- Lynn Langit
SQL Server Q&A session @ SoCal Code Camp
I will be moderating the SQL Server Q&A session at the upcoming SoCal Code Camp on January 29th & 30th in Fullerton, CA.
The panelists are all experts in their field and might include:
- Andrew Karcher
- Ben Aminnia
- Bret Stateham
- Denny Cherry
- Lynn Langit
The panelists are all experts in their field and might include:
- Andrew Karcher
- Ben Aminnia
- Bret Stateham
- Denny Cherry
- Lynn Langit
Sunday, June 6, 2010
SQL Server panel discussion @ SoCal Code Camp
The SQL Server panel discussion was just added to the list of sessions at the upcoming SoCal Code Camp on June 26th & 27th in La Jolla, CA.
The panel members are all experts in their field and might include:
- Andrew Karcher
- Ben Aminnia
- Bret Stateham
- Denny Cherry
- Jen Underwood
- Jenny Do
- Jon Saltzman
- Lynn Langit
- Marlon Ribunal
- Mark Rosenberg
- Steve Hendricks
- Thomas Mueller
Make sure you attend this amazing event and stop by the panel discussion.
The panel members are all experts in their field and might include:
- Andrew Karcher
- Ben Aminnia
- Bret Stateham
- Denny Cherry
- Jen Underwood
- Jenny Do
- Jon Saltzman
- Lynn Langit
- Marlon Ribunal
- Mark Rosenberg
- Steve Hendricks
- Thomas Mueller
Make sure you attend this amazing event and stop by the panel discussion.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
SoCal Code Camp fun facts
This weekend I attended the 11th SoCal Rock & Roll Code Camp.
Here are some fun facts:
- It was the 5th Code Camp held in Fullerton. Another 4 took place in La Jolla and 2 more in Los Angeles. Mark Rosenberg and I participated in each of them.
- I gave 6 presentations and attended 76 sessions by 38 different presenters.
- Overall I spent a combined 161 hours across 20 days at Code Camp.
- I won 3 software licenses and 5 books in the raffles. Thanks to all the sponsors I also got countless t-shirts and other swag.
Here are some fun facts:
- It was the 5th Code Camp held in Fullerton. Another 4 took place in La Jolla and 2 more in Los Angeles. Mark Rosenberg and I participated in each of them.
- I gave 6 presentations and attended 76 sessions by 38 different presenters.
- Overall I spent a combined 161 hours across 20 days at Code Camp.
- I won 3 software licenses and 5 books in the raffles. Thanks to all the sponsors I also got countless t-shirts and other swag.
11th SoCal Code Camp
I won an Altova MapForce license for being one of the few people who went to all 11 SoCal Code Camps. Mark Rosenberg was the only other person who went to all of them and was present at the time of the raffle.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
SoCal Code Camp #11 is coming up
Remember that the 11th SoCal Code Camp is only 1 week away. It will take place next weekend in Fullerton, CA. On Sunday at 12:30 PM I am going to do a demo on “Your online footprint”. For more details and to register please visit their website. See you there.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
10th SoCal Code Camp
This weekend I attended the 10th SoCal Rock & Roll Code Camp. That means I have a perfect score: I attended every single SoCal Code Camp.
The 10th one was held at USC in Los Angeles. Overall I attended 4 in Fullerton, 4 in San Diego and 2 in Los Angeles. On top of attending every single one I also presented at 3. The topic of my presentations was programming LEGO Mindstorms robots.
I am looking forward to attending the 11th SoCal Code Camp in Fullerton on January 30th and 31st 2010. Check out their website for more details and to register. See you there.
The 10th one was held at USC in Los Angeles. Overall I attended 4 in Fullerton, 4 in San Diego and 2 in Los Angeles. On top of attending every single one I also presented at 3. The topic of my presentations was programming LEGO Mindstorms robots.
I am looking forward to attending the 11th SoCal Code Camp in Fullerton on January 30th and 31st 2010. Check out their website for more details and to register. See you there.
Monday, August 10, 2009
SoCal Code Camp
The SoCal Code Camp is coming to Los Angeles on 11/21/2009 and 11/22/2009.
If I counted correctly, this will be the 10th SoCal Code Camp. I attended the last 9 and presented at the last 3.
Go to http://www.socalcodecamp.com/ or http://www.lacodecamp.com/ to register for this amazing free community event.
If I counted correctly, this will be the 10th SoCal Code Camp. I attended the last 9 and presented at the last 3.
Go to http://www.socalcodecamp.com/ or http://www.lacodecamp.com/ to register for this amazing free community event.
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