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BarCampRDU 2009 session ideas
- How to Use Drupal without Losing Your Mind
- Debugging web sites with Safari/WebKit's Web Inspector - Patrick Mueller
- Concurrency & You: Using New Languages to Survive the Multicore Apocalypse (Kevin Smith)
- Introduction to Erlang & Webmachine: Using Weird Languages To Build Scalable Webapps (Kevin Smith)
- Let's Build a Sinatra App (TJ Stankus)
- Using Chef for Systems Integration
- How should web developers prepare for an HTML 5 future?
- Telepresence - Moebot style ( jc. jones )
- Alternate Languages on the JVM (Frank Wierzbicki)
- Bughouse, a 4-person chess variant. (Cristóbal Palmer)
- Free – Profit killer, inevitable, necessary or all of the above? Martin Smith
- IPv6
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Session topic: How to make your sites social with OpenSocial
Session participants: Dave Johnson
Need whiteboard? Yes
Need projector? Yes
Elevator pitch: quick intro to OpenSocial and related tech, like Google Friend Connect, and options for using them in your web applications and sites; leaving ample time for OpenSocial group discussion.
Session topic: How Smart Startups Win By Being Dumb
Session participants: Nathaniel Talbott
Need whiteboard? No
Need projector? Yes
Elevator pitch: "Why do we need to learn - we already know what customers need!" So begins many a tale of business failure. We'll talk about why you need a culture of scientific experimentation in a startup, how to baseline a business, and how to craft the learning machine that every successful business has at its center.
Session topic: Acting as a Submariner
Session participants: Nathan L. Walls ( http://wallscorp.us/ )
Need whiteboard? No
Need projector? Yes
Elevator pitch: We can be continuously online, and that presents two problems. One, we expect to constantly drink from the fire hose and two, we train others to interrupt us at any moment. I'll talk about why it's a bad scene and a way I'm working at fixing it.
If you'd like a session on a specific topic then propose it and be prepared to participate. Leave the information listed below:
Session topic: Telepresence - Moebot style
Session participants: James C Jones ( jc jones )
Need whiteboard? No
Need projector? Yes
Elevator pitch (optional) Basic Telepresence as invisioned with a remote controlled robot.
Session topic: Bughouse
Session participants: Cristóbal Palmer
Need whiteboard? no
Need projector? no
Elevator pitch: If you know how the pieces move in chess, you'll likely enjoy this more social chess variant. Two boards are placed side by side, and you play on a team with the person beside you. When you capture a piece from the oponent on your board, you pass it to your teammate, who can either place the piece or move an existing piece when it is her turn. A few other quick rules add up to make for fun and disorientation of seasoned chess players, leveling the field for the rest of us. Bring a chess board, pieces, and clock if you want us to have more than one game of bughouse going at a time.
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