| That's true, Ian, but you can facilitate the use pretty much in order to increase the numbers of users - at the conference I have attended it worked pretty well for contacting people, setting up meetings etc.
In any case, I have reached out and wait for an answer - hopefully they are not yet on vacation.
Best, Susan FWIW, we have a list of attendees on our web site where people can provide contact information for networking. A challenge with any of the networking tools is getting people to opt-in. Ian Ok why dont you ask. I think I have heard of tools like that. Often its for larger conferences and the conference has to pay to have a setup for their conference which we probably cant afford. But its worth finding out what it is.... christian Re socializing: I have been to a conference where you could network prior and after the event via a networking tool. If you are interested I can ask the organizers which one they have used. Susan Hi,
I like the "socializing aspect" that you are bringing up. I have that in my mind for a few month now. I think we all "long-time Econ-goers" realize that we dont go there for the talks and sessions (at least thats not the biggest reason) but we go to meet people, to exchange ideas, get help.
Is there something that you guys want to do improve the "socializing" aspect. (other than free beer I mean) Something that you might have seen on another conference, that makes socializing easier.
Especially for newcomers. Like I know Sebastian and I wouldnt think to much ahead of time, before I ask him a question. :-) There are a lot of people new to the EclipseCon conference. How we make it easier for them to do the same ?
Should we have self-stick labels with your projectname and your first name that every committer can stick on their t-Shirt "I am Sebastian, ask me about XText" ?
If that is lame, any better ideas ?
christian
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Hi Christian,
an Orion tutorial would be nice. Even though node.js is not a core-eclipse topic, I think tutorials work best if the presenters are really into idea / technology that is used. If the Orion guys have a good idea about something that uses node, they should do that rather than trying to find something else which they are not that passionate about right now. Maybe the mashup with node inspires the attendees for something completely different and new in the eclipse ecosystem.
So +1 from me for Orion + node.
Regarding hackathons: Even though I really like programming / hacking, I personally wouldn't do that on a conference, since I find the socializing aspects more important. That's why I think even a very well prepared hackathon wouldn't get the attention that it deserves when it's done as a night session. But I like the idea to do it in parallel to other long-running sessions / symposia or probaly even in parallel to the tutorials. As soon as people got started with hacking, chances are good that they will continue that after the conference or in their spare-time. Does that make sense?
Regards,
Sebastian
On 16.07.2013, at 08:33, Campo, Christian wrote:
Dear PC,
the committee is not just me and Martin :-). I want to get more
feedback on this !!!!
Even if you just agree with Martin. Especially I am interested in your
thoughts about the two alternatives that John proposed.
Any feedback about hackathons ???
christian
Am 15.07.13 21:41 schrieb "Martin Lippert" unter <lippert@xxxxxxx>:
Hey!
+1 for the general Orion tutorial
The node.js variant sounds interesting, but EclipseCon is maybe the
wrong platform for that. Therefore my strong vote for the general
Orion tutorial. We should definitely have that in the program.
Cheers,
Martin
On 15.07.13 17:00, Campo, Christian wrote: Thanks Ralph. Any one else please leave a comment about your
preference for Orion or the second option "Node.js development with
Orion
christian
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I like it!
Regards / Liebe Grüße,
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Am 15.07.2013 um 16:31 schrieb "Campo, Christian"
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Hi PC,
John has a question see below. Any thoughts, feedback on this.
Please reply until tomorrow morning to give a quick feedback round...
Thanks
christian
*Von:*John Arthorne [mailto:John_Arthorne@ca.ibm.com
<http://ca.ibm.com>] *Gesendet:*Montag, 15. Juli 2013 16:29
*An:*Campo, Christian *Betreff:*Orion workshop/tutorial at ECE Hi
Christian,
Do you think there is interest in us submitting an Orion workshop
for EclipseCon Europe? We did one last year and I think it went
well. We have added more capabilities and material over the past
year so it wouldn't be an exact repeat. I'm just not sure the PC
perspective on "repeat" tutorials versus more fresh content. We
could alternatvely do a "Node.js development with Orion" workshop
but that is maybe more of a niche interest for typical EclipseCon
attendees. Let me know any thoughts you have (and I realize this
doesn't say anything about what gets accepted because that is a decision for the full PC in the end).
Thanks,
john
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