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BarCampRochester3

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>BarCampRochester3<

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Event Info

What : BarCampRochester3

When : Saturday, April 5, 2008 - 10:00am(9:30 meet & greet) - Late Night (Meet at room 70-2400)

Where : RIT Campus, Building 70 1400, 1435, 1445, 1455, 2400, 2455, 2590, 2690 (as needed)

Cost : Free!!!

Tag : barcamprochester3

How to sign up : click "Edit Page" up at the top, and add your name to Campers - done! Now head to "What".


News

 

3/28/08 - We're cutting off t-shirts at the first 75 signed up on the wiki. We'll order 75 t-shirts no matter what, but we don't have the funding to produce more than that. So if you're not signed up here, do it now! We've also added the ability to pledge to the event! Please help us cover costs aside from the donations we have received, as food and teeshirts add up to an incredible amount of money (free breakfast, lunch, and dinner? come on!). Please head over to the link posted at the top of this page to toss a few bucks to the event. Remember, this event is what YOU make of it!

 

2/8/08 - We have a facebook group now. Search BarCampRochester3 and it should hopefully come up. If you don't use facebook don't worry this page will be considered the most up-to-date source of information.

 

1/30/08 - Welcome to Bar Camp Rochester 3. We had a great time last year with BCR2 and everyones looking forward to another exciting camp. If you have any questions feel free to contact Sela Davis (rune-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu) if you have any questions. Otherwise, look for updates here! -Mike Dumont


 

What is BarCamp?

In the spirit of FooCamp, BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees.

 

All attendees must give a demo, a session, or help with one. All presentations are scheduled the day they happen. Prepare in advance, but come early to get a slot on the wall.

 

Presenters are responsible for making sure that notes/slides/audio/video of their presentations are published on the web for the benefit of all and those who can't be present.

 

Anyone with something to contribute or with the desire to learn is welcome and invited to join.

 

Venture over to the BarcampRochester tag on Flickr for photos from the previous two events!

 

NO SPECTATORS, ONLY PARTICIPANTS!

 

When you come, be prepared to share with barcampers. When you leave, be prepared to share it with the world.

 

You can learn more about BarCamp in this Wired Magazine article. There is another nice article here. Take a look at video summaries from BarCamp SF and BarCamp Austin.

 


 

Who

This is a multi-disciplinary event... meaning that we want designers, developers, marketers, engineers, artists, thinkers and reality-checkers... no more bubbles -- we want cross-pollination! If you want in, like technology, to build things or asking good questions, you should come!

 

Campers

#CamperURL or EmailPotential Topic(s)T-Shirt Size
1Sela Davisrune-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-eduMultitouch, World Of Conflict/Resolve: Collaborative Multimedia Art (And The Challenges Involved), EeePC formal or informal discussion if anyone is interested (<3 my Eee!)S
2Michael Dumontmdumont-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-eduDiscussion: Using Robotics and Video Games in Computer Science Education, Multitouch, Using the WiimoteL
3Braden Allchinbrady-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-eduMerits of data portability, current direction of software development (agile)M
4Colin Klapkacmk3711-at-rit-dot-eduundecidedM
5David Brennerdavidb-at-csh-dot-rit.-dot-eduUndecided, potentially what programmers should know about CPUs/Hardware DesignM
6Cheston Leenast-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-eduTurbogears? Pylons? Maybe just COMET? It will probably be python relatedS
7Andrew J Youngeajy4490@rit.eduGrid Computing using Globus and BOINC, my rumor research project, AI in wireless sensor networksL
8James Turkjpt2433@rit.eduChanging the world with Python/DjangoM
9Bob Amanhttp://sporkmonger.com/Lightweight Web FrameworksM
10Jason Morrisonhttp://jayunit.netidk, my bffs: synthetic biology from a software perspective, semantic web, distributed CMS, open scienceM
11Al Bileshttp://www.it.rit.edu/~jab/Discussion on Creativity - its nature, manifestations, facilitation, etc.L
12Sean Hayeshttp://ritsife.org/SIFE & Entrepreneurship, TBDL
13Karl Voelkerkvoelker@csh.rit.edu http://karlv.net/Possibly XSLT, Perl 6, the Dvorak keyboard, strategy board gamesL
14Ryan Donahueryan@ryandonahue.net http://www.ryandonahue.net/Museum Informatics, Enterprise Website management, who knows? XL
15Adam Lindsayadam-at-nextfeature-comCo-Working Rochester (About to launch the first co-working space in Rochester. By BarCamp we should have a lot to talk about. Challenges, experiences, what not.L
16Mark TranArc, Common LispS
17Chris Hornchorn-at-chorn-dot-comVoIP doesn't suckXL
18Justin Thorpjustin@clearspring.com http://drinkingoatmealstout.comMaking Your Web Content Viral Using WidgetsXL
19Bob Carrollrjcnsd(at symbol)rit.edu http://www.robertjcarroll.com/Integrated single sign-on for the web, social networking websites and six degrees of separation, or secure online votingM
20Ken Mercurioken-dot-mercurio-at-yahoo-dot-comUndecided Programming TopicL
21Sam Colesam@samuelcole.name http://samuelcole.nameStory Telling on the WebL
22Justin Kirby justinkirby-at-gmail-dot-com Erlang and/or xmpp and/or .emacs tips L
23Andrew Kane codemaster@quantumraiders.com Unsure yet, maybe LDAP L
24Zack Gilbertzackgilbert at googlemail http://zackgilbert.comUndecided - some web/business relatedS
25Sean Cassidyseanrules:at:gmailLockpickingM
26Kurt Alfred Klueverhttp://www.kloover.com/Selenium, Seam Carving, or Java AI technologies?L
27Ben Hugheshttp://www.benhughes.name/Elegance in Software Development with RubyM
28Jon Szymaniakjohnny.maniak(gmail) Anyone interested in chillin' and playing with the Syscomp DSO-101 Digital Oscilloscope for a session? (Currently uses Open Source Tcl/Tck software - we could hack that up, add features, rewrite it in X language, etc.) S
29Nick Germainnbgermain@gmail.comA survey of multiplayer (video)games, with a focus on how they have evolved with the introduction of new technologies. Also, an overview of a related project that I am preparing with a team for Imagine RIT.L
30Robert Peasleerobertp-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu http://www.robertpeaslee.com/Reverse engineering and circumventing client-side authentication mechanisms written in Java using AspectJ M
31Tyler Oderkirktyler dot oderkirk at (google's webmail service)A hands-on introduction to the MoinMoin wiki engineL
32Janeupcomingmanager at gmail dot comLDAPM
33Patrick Skinner pas8314 at *RIT*.edu Undecided. Interest in user interaction? L
34Chris Moyerkopertop at (google's webmail service)An introduction to Amazon Web ServicesXL
35John Resigjeresig at gmail.comjQuery, JavaScript Libraries, or something JavaScript-yM
36Steve Strezastevestreza at gmailNot sure yet. Possibly OO JavaScript, writing generic JS components, or something in the Objective-C/Cocoa realmL
37Jordan Sissel jls at semicomplete .com Taunting Resig. Also a talk+demo of grok. I'm open to talking about many things, ask me.L
38Kingdon Barrett kingdon at tuesdaystudios.com PHP with PEAR and PECL: Application Development and a Casino SimulatorM
39Sergio Ontiveros  www.solutionwise.ca Experiences in moving from Java in the Enterprise to Rails Apps.L
40Jim Cifarelli  www.cifarelli.com Mixing Ruby on Rails with VOIP.XL
41Dave Morgandave at devmorgan dot comUnsure, but leaning towards something with social computing/networkingL
42Rusty Burchfieldhttp://www.csh.rit.edu/~gicode/Alloy Analyzer, ANTLR, State of Ubuntu on Thinkpads, Ruby on Rails intro, ...M
43Andrew PotterAndy dot potter using google mailWireless LAN using Controller based architectures, Mentoring and Mavin'ing 1012XL
44Mitch GarnaatMitch.Garnaat at (google's webmail service)Stupid boto tricksL
45Chaim Sanderscsanders-at-sparsa-dot-orgDistributed Wordlist generation using python.XL
46Andy Phelpsamp-at-it-dot-rit-dot-eduJust interested in seeing other cool stuff.XL
47Angelo DiNardiangelo on: dinardi tld: nameMaybe javascript, maybe Obj-C, maybe GData APIXL
48Jesse Friedlanderjaf1230-at-gmail-dot-comFacebook appL
49Lee Burtonhttp://mrow.orgOpenAFS/Kerberos/Hesiod!XL
50Andrew Rayhttp://www.delvarworld.comUnstructured rambling about one / all / none of: web, JS libraries (MooTools), server-side programming (PHP), music, inspirationS
51Ralph Beanralph-at-gmailzOpen Source and MarxismM
52Rob G.scriptblue att gmail doat comsecure LAMP scripting, reverse engineering at barcamp part 2, some interesting linux kernel internals presentation (listed in order of preference, might present all 3 given time)L
53RemyDdecause-at-gmail-dot-comSo you want to become a lobbyist?
54Alan Meekinshttp://mdrcdev.rit.edu/~alm2220Software development for autonomous robotics and IGVC 2008 M
55Gus Catalanogxc8618-at-rit.eduA tune-up of Tor, current issues and solutions.S
56Andrew LeCaindread-at-csh.rit.eduA stochastic approach to Computational understanding, or maybe something else?M
57Dan Willemsendan csh.rit.eduUndecided, something...XL
58Josh Harrisonjlh5830-at-rit.edu Robotics, electronics, multi-touch(maybe) M
59Heewa Barfchinheewa.b@gmail.com C/C++ Optimization or Neural Networks S
60Heather Hynesheather.hynes@gmail.com Undecided M
61Christine Vietsgarie-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-eduUndecided, maybe something about using software for cancer research purposes.S
62Shira Greenfieldsmg4337-at-rit-dot-eduUndecidedS
63Matthew Olivosaviorx-at-csh.rit.eduUndecided, maybe an instructional presentation on basic Tae Kwon DoM
64Pete Karlpete.karl@gmail.comWeb development within a newspaper companyL
65Andrei Mouravskirussian-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-eduNotable Reddit Links of the Day and DiscussionM
66Mike Edmistermpe4310-at-rit-dooot-eduno plans yetL
67Stephen Caviliaailivac-gmailDigital panoramic photographyM
68Patrick Gansonfoehamer-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-eduUndecidedXXL
69Jon Heiseheise-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edufun with scapyXL
70Donal Littledonal@sightwork.org http://sightwork.orgGPS Locative ArtXL
71Chris Klaibercklaiber at csh rit edu???M
72Chris Lockfort http://clockfort.com or RIT account cml1661 "MATLAB for Programmers" M
73Elvis Montero eem3828@rit.edu Undecided (anything about IT would do!) M
74Bob Lawtonafgncaap AT gmail DOT com Dwarf Fortress M
75Alex Howlandducker AT csh DOT rit DOT edu Launchy 2.0 Plugins and Skins S

 

Hosts

 

Sela Davisrune-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu
Michael Dumontmdumont-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu
Braden Allchinbrady-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu
David Brennerdavidb-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu