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BarCampBuffalo

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Saved by Derek J. Punaro
on February 18, 2009 at 5:22:15 pm
 

The first ever Barcamp in Buffalo is at Pearl Street Grill on Tuesday March 3rd at 7:30pm. The idea is to create ongoing events for people involved in new technology and web related development to connect and learn from one another.

 

What is Buffalo BarCamp?  

  • A group designed to connect the disparate elements of the Buffalo technology and design communities
  • A meet up of people interested in technology, design and web development
  • A place to share what you are working on get input, insights and opinion from others
  • Learn about cool shit that others in the technology, design and web development communities are doing 

 

What should I expect?

  • Short presentations from people who want to share their cool shit
  • Open participation for all.  Attendees are encouraged to talk, listen, share and get involved.  Someone have a cool idea or business plan that you want in on?  Well, share a beer and make a connection.  Someone making something cool and you want to know how they did it?  Ask some questions.  You get the idea.
  • A casual atmosphere, no suits!
  • Enjoy some drinks and have fun

 

Event details 

When

Tuesday March 3, 7:30pm

Where

Pearl Street Grill & Brewery - http://www.pearlstreetgrill.com/

76 Pearl Street, Buffalo, NY 14202

 

Participants (aka Campers)

Anyone can speak, even you! BarCamp is all about participation - talk about your projects, a cool website you want to share... anything relevant to tech and social media in Buffalo! Speaking sessions are between five and fifteen minutes - let us know how much time you need (roughly) so we can plan out the schedule. 

If not speaking, use the Topic field to indicate another way you can help!  

Participant URL or Email Topic
Chris Van Patten http://chrisvanpatten.com/ Probably a beginner's guide to OpenID. Ten minutes
Jim Lindley  http://jimlindley.com/  BuffaloFeed.com, maybe
Joseph Hsu http://josephhsu.com/ Live Stream Monitoring (w/ app), 5 min
Kevin Purdy http://thepurdman.com Writing smarter and faster, on the web or anywhere.
Steve Poland http://stevepoland.com/about Basic monetizing options (i.e. affiliate marketing)
Keith Burtis http://www.keithburtis.com  Social media funnel. Social web communications.
Jon Brennan http://www.noobis.com  10 min TBD 
Colleen Kulikowski

http://www.BestBuffaloHomes.com

 10 min Wordpress Plugins
David Monroe http://www.ComConnectionsNY.org BufWiki, GoogleMaps and Community Asset Mapping (10 min.)
Chris Moyer http://inarow.net/

Javascript Apps: CouchDB & Titanium (10? minutes)
Chris Smith http://buffalogeek.com Open Solaris
Ralph Whitbeck http://ralphwhitbeck.com
 Intro to jQuery
Mike Canzoneri http://friendfeed.com/mfc5 I will talk while you watch a CodeSwarm video (13 min or less)
Derek Punaro http://punaro.com Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
     
Your Name URL Description

 

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