What Is It?
BarCamp is an "unconference" - organized by attendees, for attendees. It's an open, welcoming event for geeks to hang out with wifi and smash their brains together. It's about love and geekery and having a focal point for great ideas.
Attendees are strongly encouraged to give a demo, a session, or help with one. You can help by taking notes on the wiki, blogging the event, helping to promote the event, or helping with logistics.
This wiki is a living document. Feel free to edit it! Tutorial on wiki editing here
Interested? Join the BarCampPune mailing list!
NO SPECTATORS, ONLY PARTICIPANTS
Other BarCamps in India: BarCampDelhi, BarCampChennai, BarCampHyderabad, BarCampBangalore BarCampMumbai
In The News
Logo/Punchline Contest
Open your photoshop or brush-up your GIMP fundas. BarCampPune contest has arrived. We need a wacky punch line and logo for a "Puneri style BarCamp".
- Winning Logo will be put up as the official Logo of BarCampPune and so will be the punch line.
- Winner will get an suitable prize that we plan Not disclose until the last day.
- "Entry submission" details will be available soon. Stay tuned.
When
17th June 2006
Where
Symphony Services
AG Technology Park
Gaikwad Avenue,
Off ITI Road, Aundh,
Pune, 411007, India
Check the map
Photograph of the Symphony Building
The Symphony Entrance
Look for Copper Chocs across the street
What (Theme)
(To be decided. Suggestions?)
Keywords:
What do you want this BarCamp to be all about? Add keywords below.
- Agile Software Development
- web 2.0
- rich internet applications
- india 2.0 - transformation of India’s tech sector
- tagging
- mashups
- mobile computing
- podcasting
- blogging
- indic blogging
- ruby
- Python
- Entrepreneurship
- Security (software, network, cryptography)
- next gen Mobile IT Products
- Intelligent Mobile Convergence
- Open Source Embedded Systems
Planners
Please add your name below if you're involved in planning this event.
Campers
Please add your name to this list if you plan on coming. If we run out of space, then campers who have added their name to the wiki will have priority.
Registration will be closed at 150 people. After 150 people, it starts to look more like a real conference rather than an informal gathering of the community.
(Login and add your name...)
- Amit Agarwal - Professional Blogger - [a.p.agarwal {at} gmail]
- Shantanu Oak
- Ashish Agrawal - Thumbspeed
- Shantanu Mahajan
- Nirendra Awasthi
- Karan Gujral
- Tarun Dua
- Runa Bhattacharjee
- MakuChaku
- Rahul Bhalerao
- Devendra Laulkar
- Rahul Gaitonde - rahul {at} rahulgaitonde {dot} org
- Vikrant Aivalli
- Vaibhav Domkundwar - india 2.0
- Satish Mishra - Better Labs
- Neil Sequeira - Better Labs
- Vikram Patil - Better Labs
- Pratik Naik - Better Labs
- Kavita Khanzode
- Anand Kishore
- Baishampayan Ghose [b.ghose at ubuntu.com]
- Fadereu [fadereu {at} gmail.com] 98675 80501
- Balaji Sowmyanarayanan - Chennai [ labsji {at} gmail.com ]
- Prasad Kapre - Aviz Software
- Kedar Deshpande
- Vikrant Chaudhari- Reevik India
- Brajeshwar
- Anjali Gupta, Bookeazy anjali {at} bookeazy {dot} com
- Santosh Dawara, Bookeazy santosh {at} bookeazy {dot} com
- Prasoon DOT Kumar Web2.0 enterpreneur [prasoonk@yahoo.com]
- Cray - cray3x{at} gmail {dot} com
- Prashant
- Anup Narkhede
- Siddharth Sharma
- Satyen Dave - Aztec Software (satyendave {at} gmail {dot} com)
- Pranav Sahasrabudhe - Aztec Software (pps{dot}sub{at}gmail{dot}com)
- Amarendra Godbole - Symantec Corporation (amunix at gmail dot com)
- Dhempe.Livejournal.com - Tech Vagabond
- Raghavan V.
- Kedar Samant
- Anupama Kamath
- Sharninder khera
- Mridul Gupta
- Rakesh Raju
- Brajeshwar
- Ajay Sanghani - ITVidya : IT Knowledge,Networking,Opportunities (ajay {at} itvidya {dot} com)
- Vasudev Ram - Independent software consultant
- Sanjay Banerjee Intl Mgmt Consultants, Ahmedabad (mumbai_sanjay {at} yahoo.co.uk)
- Akhil Srinivasan
- Abhay Shete
- Aadil Bandukwala aadil@leadingminds.co.in
- Nihar Kalghatgi
- Nagendra - Startups.in - out(atis@)Startups(dotis.)in
- Kaustubh Srikanth, Infinity Radio (kaustubh at houndbee dot com)
- Bhagyesh (bhagyesht {at} gmail {dot} com)
- Harshad Sonde (harshads (@) gmail (dot) com)
- Suhas Pathak (pathak (dot) suhas(@) gmail (dot) com)
- Swanand Deodhar
- Harish Kumar
- Sidharth Rai
- Jincy John
- Aarati Yadav
- Priyanka Soni
- Meghana Katavkar
- Devendra Gulve
- Mandar Patil (Onskreen)
- Abhishek Thakkar
- Brijesh Choubey
- Satish Talim
- Mukul Joshi
- Roby (rjohn (@) amberpoint (dot) com)
- Hrishikesh Thite
- Sachin Gayake
- Barcamp Live Atul Kulkarni
- Yatin Choubal.
- Angrez Singh
- Prema Arya
- Gaurav Bhargva (gaurav.bhargva(@)gmail(dot)com)
- Mukul Kumar
- Anand Das (anand.das@gmail.com)
- Priti Patil (pritisd@yahoo.com)
- Anish Betawadkar (anishb @ cybage.com)
- Amit Basu
- Malapati Raja Sekhar (gmail id : malapati)
- Atul Chitnis
- Ujwal Ghorpade
NO SPECTATORS, ONLY PARTICIPANTS
Proposed Sessions
Add your topic to the list. One session per person. The duration of each session will be roughly 15-30 minutes, depending upon factors like the number of people signing up, the total number of attendees, the venue, and so on.
Be sure to add your email address, break @ apart @ if.youre.afraid of spam.com
- SMS applications: A FOSS Model (Shantanu Oak)
- The Web 2.0 Paradigm - Design Principles for Smart Companies (Rahul Gaitonde)
- Open Source Embedded Systems (Pranav Sahasrabudhe & Satyen Dave)
- Django -- The web framework for perfectionists with deadlines (Baishampayan Ghose)
- Flickr and Riya - Are you getting the best out of it? (Hrish Thota)
- Building an online Games service. (Rakesh Raju)
- Infinity Radio - Independent Music on a FOSS platform (music at infinityradio dot info)
- Understanding FOSS Business Models Atul Chitnis
- Mobile Computing - Thinking beyond the PC Atul Chitnis (if free slots are available)
