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BarCampPune

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Barcamp Pune

 

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

 

Time

 

10:00 AM - 5:00PM'ish

 

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
  • AJAX
  • web 2.0
  • rich internet applications
  • Javascript
  • india 2.0 - transformation of India’s tech sector
  • tagging / folksonomy
  • 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
  • Localization
  • Blue Ocean Strategy

 

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...)

 

  1. Amit Agarwal - Professional Blogger - [a.p.agarwal {at} gmail]
  2. Shantanu Oak
  3. Ashish Agrawal - Thumbspeed
  4. Shantanu Mahajan
  5. Nirendra Awasthi
  6. Karan Gujral
  7. Tarun Dua
  8. Runa Bhattacharjee
  9. MakuChaku
  10. Rahul Bhalerao
  11. Devendra Laulkar
  12. Vikrant Aivalli
  13. Vaibhav Domkundwar - india 2.0
  14. Satish Mishra - Better Labs
  15. Neil Sequeira - Better Labs
  16. Vikram Patil - Better Labs
  17. Pratik Naik - Better Labs
  18. Kavita Khanzode
  19. Anand Kishore
  20. Baishampayan Ghose [b.ghose at ubuntu.com]
  21. Balaji Sowmyanarayanan - Chennai [ labsji {at} gmail.com ]
  22. Prasad Kapre - Aviz Software
  23. Kedar Deshpande
  24. Vikrant Chaudhari- Reevik India
  25. Brajeshwar
  26. Anjali Gupta, Bookeazy anjali {at} bookeazy {dot} com
  27. Santosh Dawara, Bookeazy santosh {at} bookeazy {dot} com
  28. Prasoon DOT Kumar Web2.0 enterpreneur [prasoonk@yahoo.com]
  29. Cray - cray3x{at} gmail {dot} com
  30. Prashant
  31. Anup Narkhede
  32. Siddharth Sharma
  33. Satyen Dave - Aztec Software (satyendave {at} gmail {dot} com)
  34. Pranav Sahasrabudhe - Aztec Software (pps{dot}sub{at}gmail{dot}com)
  35. Amarendra Godbole - Symantec Corporation (amunix at gmail dot com)
  36. Dhempe.Livejournal.com - Tech Vagabond
  37. Raghavan V.
  38. Kedar Samant
  39. Anupama Kamath
  40. Sharninder khera
  41. Mridul Gupta
  42. Rakesh Raju
  43. Brajeshwar
  44. Ajay Sanghani - ITVidya : IT Knowledge,Networking,Opportunities (ajay {at} itvidya {dot} com)
  45. Vasudev Ram - Independent software consultant
  46. Sanjay Banerjee Intl Mgmt Consultants, Ahmedabad (mumbai_sanjay {at} yahoo.co.uk)
  47. Akhil Srinivasan
  48. Abhay Shete
  49. Aadil Bandukwala aadil@leadingminds.co.in
  50. Nihar Kalghatgi
  51. Nagendra - Startups.in - out(atis@)Startups(dotis.)in
  52. Kaustubh Srikanth, Infinity Radio (kaustubh at houndbee dot com)
  53. Bhagyesh (bhagyesht {at} gmail {dot} com)
  54. Harshad Sonde (harshads (@) gmail (dot) com)
  55. Suhas Pathak (pathak (dot) suhas(@) gmail (dot) com)
  56. Swanand Deodhar 
  57. Harish Kumar 
  58. Sidharth Rai 
  59. Jincy John 
  60. Aarati Yadav 
  61. Priyanka Soni 
  62. Meghana Katavkar 
  63. Devendra Gulve 
  64. Mandar Patil (Onskreen)  mandar@onskreen.com
  65. Abhishek Thakkar
  66. Brijesh Choubey
  67. Satish Talim
  68. Mukul Joshi
  69. Roby (rjohn (@) amberpoint (dot) com)
  70. Hrishikesh Thite
  71. Sachin Gayake
  72. Barcamp Live Atul Kulkarni
  73. Yatin Choubal.
  74. Angrez Singh
  75. Prema Arya
  76. Gaurav Bhargva (gaurav.bhargva(@)gmail(dot)com)
  77. Mukul Kumar
  78. Anand Das (anand.das@gmail.com)
  79. Priti Patil (pritisd@yahoo.com)
  80. Anish Betawadkar (anishb @ cybage.com)
  81. Amit Basu
  82. Malapati Raja Sekhar (gmail id : malapati)
  83. Atul Chitnis
  84. Ujwal Ghorpade
  85. Anil Wadghule
  86. Vivek Kutal (vivek.kutal (@) gmail (.) com)
  87. Rashmi Mahajan
  88. Neepndra Kumar Khare
  89. Vijesh K Nair (vijeshknair(@)gmail{dot}com)
  90. Priyank jain (jain_priyan1@yahoo.com)- -
  91. Pratima Joshi (pjoshi@cxosystems.com)
  92. Bakulkumar Kakadiya (bakul.kumar@gmail.com)
  93. Vikas Laad (vikas.laad@gmail.com)
  94. Jatin Nansi
  95. Pai
  96. Gurubasavaraja(ggurubasavaraja@gmail.com)
  97. Richa Aggarwal
  98. Kamal Bansal (kamalbansal@hotmail.com)
  99. Suhas Walanjoo (suhas (dot) walanjoo @ gmail.com
  100. Parag Shah
  101. Sudhir Reddy - Symantec Corp. ( sudhir.reddy AT yahoo.com )
  102. Nikhil Karkare
  103. Sagar Apte - Ensim Corporation (sapte@ensim.com)
  104. Mayuresh Phadke (mayuresh @ gmail.com)
  105. Pankaj Takawale
  106. Nikhil Belsare (nikhilbelsare {at} gmail {dot} com)
  107. Ashish Agarwal
  108. Tanmay Dalvi {tanmaydalvi {at} yahoo {dot} com}
  109. Revannasiddaraj Maradur(r.s.maradur@gmail.com)
  110. Kiran Halwai (khalwai@gmail.com)
  111. Kedar R. Kelkar - kedar at bladelogic*nospam*
  112. Siva Shanker (shivshun@yahoo.com)
  113. Somesh Chablani (somesh_chablani@bmc.com)
  114. Ankur Gulati (gulatiankur (at) gmail (dot) com)
  115. Sopan Shewale( sopan.shewale@gmail.com)
  116. Uday Bhosale - Tilak Maharrashtra Vidyapeeth.
  117. Amit Bakore (bakoreamit {at} yahoo.com)
  118. Debajit Adhikary
  119. Vinod Kulkarni
  120. Shelly Sehra,Independent Consultant
  121. Dhiraj Bhanushali
  122. Sharad Bopche (sharadbopche@yahoo.com)
  123. Saurabh Jain - ActiveCiti
  124. Alok Rai (alok (dot) rai (at) gmail (dot) com)
  125. Milan Mehta (milan_mehta@omniscientweb.com)
  126. Rayudu G
  127. Vijay Kurhade(vbkurhade@yahoo.co.in)
  128. Shailesh Birari ( shaileshbirari (at) gmail (dot) com
  129. Rajat Gupta - Advetta Hyderabad- [rajat.gupta AT hotmail.com]
  130. Kiran Darade
  131. Shodhan Sheth ( shodhan.sheth@gmail.com )
  132. Sachin More (sachin_more@omniscientweb.com)

 

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

 

  1. SMS applications: A FOSS Model (Shantanu Oak)
  2. Open Source Embedded Systems (Pranav Sahasrabudhe & Satyen Dave)
  3. Django -- The web framework for perfectionists with deadlines (Baishampayan Ghose)
  4. Flickr and Riya - Are you getting the best out of it? (Hrish Thota)
  5. Building an online Games service. (Rakesh Raju)
  6. Infinity Radio - Independent Music on a FOSS platform - Kaustubh Srikanth (music at infinityradio dot info)
  7. Understanding FOSS Business Models Atul Chitnis
  8. Mobile Computing - Thinking beyond the PC Atul Chitnis (if free slots are available)
  9. Rich Internet Applications (Suhas Pathak)
  10. Creating Wealth on ITVidya - Ajay Sanghani
  11. Mobile data UI challenges - Onskreen (Mandar Patil)
  12. Technology enabled learning (Parag Shah)
  13. Demonstration of Marathi Localization (Priti Patil) - 15 min (if time slot is available)
  14. Keyboard shortcuts and other productivity tips for windows and office users (Shantanu Oak) (if free slots are available)
  15. Intro to Structured Wikis (Vinod Kulkarni), Demo of twiki plugin for the same. If time slot is available.
  16. Message Management Middleware (MeM), for email overload management; a prototype built by Persistent Systems (Vinod Kulkarni). If time slot is available.
  17. Javascript: Demo of Multi Tasking in IE (Bhagyesh Trivedi)
  18. Naive Bayesian Text Classification - Simple maths great use! - Atul Kulkarni. (this is "No product demo!" only some maths and coneptual model.)

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