It will run from Friday October 19th to Monday the 22nd.
We're holding it at this amazing location <http://www.koonjewarre.com/> in the Gold Coast hinterland. Food, beds, beer will all be provided. Unlimited beer. It will be epic. Here's some pics from the most recent railscamp we had the same venue <http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/railscamp/Timeline>, it was really awesome. We had a different location semi-booked for campjs, but we loved this venue so much we decided we simply had to move campjs there. And it was done.
If you've never been to a camp like this, you're totally missing out. Basically, everyone just sets up in a space and starts hacking on whatever they want, or not hacking at all. It's very casual and the idea is to just do whatever you want. People will give talks, some people with play games, it's whatever you want it to be. Want to build an app in 72 hours? Do it. Want to teach people stuff? Do it. Want to learn new stuff? Do it. Want to just have a good time and talk to a bunch of awesome people over some drinks? Do it. Man, I look forward to these camp events all year. They kick the ass off regular conferences simply because you get a chance to genuinely connect with interesting people and learn something. So good. You must come. It's the best.
Anyway, we intend on slightly deviating from the formula of Railscamp by *
pre-organising* some hands-on workshops to be held throughout the camp. This means people getting together in a room and constructing a small demo app under the guidance of someone who actually knows what they're doing. Actually using that technology with someone smart there to guide you and answer questions should hopefully get many people over that painful, slow initial hurdle of learning a new technology.
Examples:
"a simple crud app in express using middleware" or
"a mongo backed, searchable logging tool"
"a custom repl for your application"
or something.
Anyone who is keen to give a workshop, please either contact me on twitter<http://twitter.com/secoif>, apply using this form thingo<http://campjs.wufoo.com/forms/hold-a-workshop/>
or simply reply to this post. I'd love to be able to provide discounted tickets for anyone who giving workshops, but we're still sorting out camp sponsorship so that's TBA. Hopefully we can do so! On that note…
If you'd like/love to sponsor CampJS, please get in touch with me directly, secoif at gmail and we can fix you up!
> It will run from Friday October 19th to Monday the 22nd.
> We're holding it at this amazing location in the Gold Coast hinterland.
> Food, beds, beer will all be provided. Unlimited beer. It will be epic.
> Here's some pics from the most recent railscamp we had the same venue, it
> was really awesome. We had a different location semi-booked for campjs, but
> we loved this venue so much we decided we simply had to move campjs there.
> And it was done.
> If you've never been to a camp like this, you're totally missing out.
> Basically, everyone just sets up in a space and starts hacking on whatever
> they want, or not hacking at all. It's very casual and the idea is to just
> do whatever you want. People will give talks, some people with play games,
> it's whatever you want it to be. Want to build an app in 72 hours? Do it.
> Want to teach people stuff? Do it. Want to learn new stuff? Do it. Want to
> just have a good time and talk to a bunch of awesome people over some
> drinks? Do it. Man, I look forward to these camp events all year. They kick
> the ass off regular conferences simply because you get a chance to genuinely
> connect with interesting people and learn something. So good. You must come.
> It's the best.
> Anyway, we intend on slightly deviating from the formula of Railscamp by
> pre-organising some hands-on workshops to be held throughout the camp. This
> means people getting together in a room and constructing a small demo app
> under the guidance of someone who actually knows what they're doing.
> Actually using that technology with someone smart there to guide you and
> answer questions should hopefully get many people over that painful, slow
> initial hurdle of learning a new technology.
> Examples:
> "a simple crud app in express using middleware" or
> "a mongo backed, searchable logging tool"
> "a custom repl for your application"
> or something.
> Anyone who is keen to give a workshop, please either contact me on twitter,
> apply using this form thingo or simply reply to this post. I'd love to be
> able to provide discounted tickets for anyone who giving workshops, but
> we're still sorting out camp sponsorship so that's TBA. Hopefully we can do
> so! On that note…
> If you'd like/love to sponsor CampJS, please get in touch with me directly,
> secoif at gmail and we can fix you up!
> It will run from Friday October 19th to Monday the 22nd.
> We're holding it at this amazing location <http://www.koonjewarre.com/>in the Gold Coast hinterland. Food, beds, beer will all be provided. > Unlimited beer. It will be epic. Here's some pics from the most recent > railscamp we had the same venue<http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/railscamp/Timeline>, > it was really awesome. We had a different location semi-booked for campjs, > but we loved this venue so much we decided we simply had to move campjs > there. And it was done.
> If you've never been to a camp like this, you're totally missing out. > Basically, everyone just sets up in a space and starts hacking on whatever > they want, or not hacking at all. It's very casual and the idea is to just > do whatever you want. People will give talks, some people with play games, > it's whatever you want it to be. Want to build an app in 72 hours? Do it. > Want to teach people stuff? Do it. Want to learn new stuff? Do it. Want to > just have a good time and talk to a bunch of awesome people over some > drinks? Do it. Man, I look forward to these camp events all year. They kick > the ass off regular conferences simply because you get a chance to > genuinely connect with interesting people and learn something. So good. You > must come. It's the best.
> Anyway, we intend on slightly deviating from the formula of Railscamp by *
> pre-organising* some hands-on workshops to be held throughout the camp. This > means people getting together in a room and constructing a small demo app > under the guidance of someone who actually knows what they're doing. > Actually using that technology with someone smart there to guide you and > answer questions should hopefully get many people over that painful, slow > initial hurdle of learning a new technology.
> Examples:
> "a simple crud app in express using middleware" or
> "a mongo backed, searchable logging tool"
> "a custom repl for your application"
> or something.
> Anyone who is keen to give a workshop, please either contact me on twitter<http://twitter.com/secoif>, > apply using this form thingo<http://campjs.wufoo.com/forms/hold-a-workshop/>
> or simply reply to this post. I'd love to be able to provide discounted > tickets for anyone who giving workshops, but we're still sorting out camp > sponsorship so that's TBA. Hopefully we can do so! On that note…
> If you'd like/love to sponsor CampJS, please get in touch with me > directly, secoif at gmail and we can fix you up!
I'm hoping to go, too.
I might be able to give a workshop on writing binary network protocol
clients (mysql, vnc, X11, d-bus as an example) and/or on creating desktop
apps with node.js (x11, app.js etc)
- Andrey
On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 1:32 PM, Nicholas Faiz <nicholas.f...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> It will run from Friday October 19th to Monday the 22nd.
>> We're holding it at this amazing location <http://www.koonjewarre.com/>in the Gold Coast hinterland. Food, beds, beer will all be provided.
>> Unlimited beer. It will be epic. Here's some pics from the most recent
>> railscamp we had the same venue<http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/railscamp/Timeline>,
>> it was really awesome. We had a different location semi-booked for campjs,
>> but we loved this venue so much we decided we simply had to move campjs
>> there. And it was done.
>> If you've never been to a camp like this, you're totally missing out.
>> Basically, everyone just sets up in a space and starts hacking on whatever
>> they want, or not hacking at all. It's very casual and the idea is to just
>> do whatever you want. People will give talks, some people with play games,
>> it's whatever you want it to be. Want to build an app in 72 hours? Do it.
>> Want to teach people stuff? Do it. Want to learn new stuff? Do it. Want to
>> just have a good time and talk to a bunch of awesome people over some
>> drinks? Do it. Man, I look forward to these camp events all year. They kick
>> the ass off regular conferences simply because you get a chance to
>> genuinely connect with interesting people and learn something. So good. You
>> must come. It's the best.
>> Anyway, we intend on slightly deviating from the formula of Railscamp by
>> *pre-organising* some hands-on workshops to be held throughout the camp. This
>> means people getting together in a room and constructing a small demo app
>> under the guidance of someone who actually knows what they're doing.
>> Actually using that technology with someone smart there to guide you and
>> answer questions should hopefully get many people over that painful, slow
>> initial hurdle of learning a new technology.
>> Examples:
>> "a simple crud app in express using middleware" or
>> "a mongo backed, searchable logging tool"
>> "a custom repl for your application"
>> or something.
>> Anyone who is keen to give a workshop, please either contact me on
>> twitter <http://twitter.com/secoif>, apply using this form thingo<http://campjs.wufoo.com/forms/hold-a-workshop/>
>> or simply reply to this post. I'd love to be able to provide discounted
>> tickets for anyone who giving workshops, but we're still sorting out camp
>> sponsorship so that's TBA. Hopefully we can do so! On that note…
>> If you'd like/love to sponsor CampJS, please get in touch with me
>> directly, secoif at gmail and we can fix you up!
> It will run from Friday October 19th to Monday the 22nd.
> We're holding it at this amazing location <http://www.koonjewarre.com/>in the Gold Coast hinterland. Food, beds, beer will all be provided. > Unlimited beer. It will be epic. Here's some pics from the most recent > railscamp we had the same venue<http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/railscamp/Timeline>, > it was really awesome. We had a different location semi-booked for campjs, > but we loved this venue so much we decided we simply had to move campjs > there. And it was done.
> If you've never been to a camp like this, you're totally missing out. > Basically, everyone just sets up in a space and starts hacking on whatever > they want, or not hacking at all. It's very casual and the idea is to just > do whatever you want. People will give talks, some people with play games, > it's whatever you want it to be. Want to build an app in 72 hours? Do it. > Want to teach people stuff? Do it. Want to learn new stuff? Do it. Want to > just have a good time and talk to a bunch of awesome people over some > drinks? Do it. Man, I look forward to these camp events all year. They kick > the ass off regular conferences simply because you get a chance to > genuinely connect with interesting people and learn something. So good. You > must come. It's the best.
> Anyway, we intend on slightly deviating from the formula of Railscamp by *
> pre-organising* some hands-on workshops to be held throughout the camp. This > means people getting together in a room and constructing a small demo app > under the guidance of someone who actually knows what they're doing. > Actually using that technology with someone smart there to guide you and > answer questions should hopefully get many people over that painful, slow > initial hurdle of learning a new technology.
> Examples:
> "a simple crud app in express using middleware" or
> "a mongo backed, searchable logging tool"
> "a custom repl for your application"
> or something.
> Anyone who is keen to give a workshop, please either contact me on twitter<http://twitter.com/secoif>, > apply using this form thingo<http://campjs.wufoo.com/forms/hold-a-workshop/>
> or simply reply to this post. I'd love to be able to provide discounted > tickets for anyone who giving workshops, but we're still sorting out camp > sponsorship so that's TBA. Hopefully we can do so! On that note…
> If you'd like/love to sponsor CampJS, please get in touch with me > directly, secoif at gmail and we can fix you up!
On Wednesday, 1 August 2012 13:39:03 UTC+10, Andrey Sidorov wrote:
> I'm hoping to go, too.
> I might be able to give a workshop on writing binary network protocol > clients (mysql, vnc, X11, d-bus as an example) and/or on creating desktop > apps with node.js (x11, app.js etc)
> - Andrey
> On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 1:32 PM, Nicholas Faiz <nicholas.f...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> Sounds great. :) Thanks for posting it. I'm hoping to go (still working >> out my calendar).
>> On Wednesday, August 1, 2012 12:02:42 AM UTC+10, Tim Oxley wrote:
>>> It will run from Friday October 19th to Monday the 22nd.
>>> We're holding it at this amazing location <http://www.koonjewarre.com/>in the Gold Coast hinterland. Food, beds, beer will all be provided. >>> Unlimited beer. It will be epic. Here's some pics from the most recent >>> railscamp we had the same venue<http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/railscamp/Timeline>, >>> it was really awesome. We had a different location semi-booked for campjs, >>> but we loved this venue so much we decided we simply had to move campjs >>> there. And it was done.
>>> If you've never been to a camp like this, you're totally missing out. >>> Basically, everyone just sets up in a space and starts hacking on whatever >>> they want, or not hacking at all. It's very casual and the idea is to just >>> do whatever you want. People will give talks, some people with play games, >>> it's whatever you want it to be. Want to build an app in 72 hours? Do it. >>> Want to teach people stuff? Do it. Want to learn new stuff? Do it. Want to >>> just have a good time and talk to a bunch of awesome people over some >>> drinks? Do it. Man, I look forward to these camp events all year. They kick >>> the ass off regular conferences simply because you get a chance to >>> genuinely connect with interesting people and learn something. So good. You >>> must come. It's the best.
>>> Anyway, we intend on slightly deviating from the formula of Railscamp by >>> *pre-organising* some hands-on workshops to be held throughout the >>> camp. This means people getting together in a room and constructing a >>> small demo app under the guidance of someone who actually knows what >>> they're doing. Actually using that technology with someone smart there to >>> guide you and answer questions should hopefully get many people over that >>> painful, slow initial hurdle of learning a new technology.
>>> Examples:
>>> "a simple crud app in express using middleware" or
>>> "a mongo backed, searchable logging tool"
>>> "a custom repl for your application"
>>> or something.
>>> Anyone who is keen to give a workshop, please either contact me on >>> twitter <http://twitter.com/secoif>, apply using this form thingo<http://campjs.wufoo.com/forms/hold-a-workshop/>
>>> or simply reply to this post. I'd love to be able to provide >>> discounted tickets for anyone who giving workshops, but we're still sorting >>> out camp sponsorship so that's TBA. Hopefully we can do so! On that note…
>>> If you'd like/love to sponsor CampJS, please get in touch with me >>> directly, secoif at gmail and we can fix you up!
