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MinneDemo

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MinneDemo

 

MinneDemo is the Twin Cities' own DemoCamp (follow link for FAQ/background), a miniature, demo driven, version of BarCamp.

 

MinneDemo is an opportunity to show off something novel you been working on to a receptive audience of fellow travellers. Previous DemoCamps (in other cities) have featured AJAX apps, disposable digital camera hardware hacks, mashups and OSS phone system demos. MinneDemo is thin on ground rules: just prepare in advance, get the word out and, oh, no PowerPoint.

 

We have a simple goal: to showcase the kick-ass software that's being built in Minnesota, whether it be open source, corporate, or academic.

 

This'll be the first of hopefully many MinneDemos. We'll have them quarterly, or maybe even monthly if there's enough interrest.

 

DateTuesday, September 5th
Time6:30pm for drinks, demos start at 7:00pm
LocationChiang Mai Thai, Uptown Minneapolis
AttendeesAll are welcome! Please sign your name on this page so we know how many people are coming.

 


 

Demo Schedule

 

We will have six 15-minute demos. They will truly be mini-demos. Sign up below (and see the next section) if you're interested and, of course, there's no fee or any BS associated with presenting.

 

Schedule:

 

  1. flyspy (Robert Metcalf)
  2. JRuby (Charles Oliver Nutter)
  3. SaySwap - media swapping and social networking startup (Jonathan Dahl)
  4. Deki and Dream -- Mono/.NET distributed application framework and sample application (Aaron Fulkerson -- MindTouch, OpenGarden.org)
  5. Feedseeder (Garrick Van Buren)
  6. Bookmark It! - (Brian 'Bex' Huff)

 

Wow, that filled up fast. Let's start a list for future MinneDemos. When signing up, please provide enough info so that we can get ahold of you to confirm that you're still interested for a future event:

 

  1. My weather project (Ben Tesch)
  2. TBD


 

For presenters

 

 

Demos should have roughly a 2 minute introduction, 8 minute demonstration, and 5 minutes for questions. 15 minutes total.

 

Read WhatMakesAGreatDemo for tips on how to give an awesome demo.

 

More articles:

 

 

Please show up at 6:00pm so we can configure and test your laptop with the presentation system and Internet connection.


 

Getting there

 

Chiang Mai Thai is located in Calhoun Square in Uptown, Minneapolis.

 

3001 Hennepin Ave S

Minneapolis MN 55408 (map)

 

This location is serviced by the 17, 21, 23, 6, 17, and 12 buses. See Metro Transit for more details.

 

Parking is available in the Calhoun Square ramp (entrance on 31st Street) and on neighborhood streets.


 

Appetizers/Sponsors

 

Chiang Mai Thai's food is not to be missed, so we'll be serving up some complementary appetizers to attendees. Of course in life there's no free lunch, so we're seeking we've lined up five sponsors to chip in $100 a piece for the apps. To sign up, add your name below and email look at recursion dot org and/or dan at unpossible dot com.

 

  1. Dan Grigsby
  2. Luke Francl
  3. Slantwise Design
  4. New Counsel
  5. Ventera


 

Attendees

 

  1. Dan Grigsby (Co-organizer)
  2. Luke Francl (Co-organizer)
  3. Robert Metcalf flyspy
  4. Graeme Thickins blog
  5. Charles Oliver Nutter; JRuby, Ventera Corp
  6. Jonathan Dahl - Slantwise Design
  7. Nick Sieger
  8. Ron Lancaster
  9. BenEdwards Alt Text, refactr
  10. Gene Boyer
  11. Bruno Bornsztein [http://www.whinynil.com]
  12. McClain Looney [http://www.loonsoft.com]
  13. Aaron Fulkerson
  14. Garrick Van Buren
  15. Ben Tesch; RIAA Radar, Mixmatcher
  16. Tom Brice
  17. Michael Woods
  18. Jeff Pester Urban Radar
  19. Paul Wenzel; Yamamoto-Moss,Co-Op Media
  20. Justin Heideman; Co-Op Media, Walkert Art Center
  21. Jacob Hookom
  22. Mark Wagner
  23. Nate Schutta
  24. Casey Helbling Clear Consulting, refactr
  25. Ben Moore
  26. Pete Schwamb
  27. Jason Wankerl
  28.  John Roberts, New Counsel, PLC
  29. Jesse O'Neill-Oine refactr
  30. Martin Grider http://livingtech.net, Clockwork
  31. Michael J. Freeman, MULTIMAX
  32. Ryan Melena
  33. Eric Peterson
  34. Rudrava Roy
  35. James Walsh Datacard Group
  36. Timothy Wee blog
  37. Scott Vlaminck refactr
  38. Peter Fleck
  39. John Vaughn
  40. Matt Zumwalt
  41. Derrick Shields
  42. Adam Cozine
  43. Jim Cuene
  44. Scott Allen
  45. Andrew Eklund
  46. Kevin Marshall blog
  47. Matt Craven - BlogMedia, Inc. The Blog Herald
  48. Brian 'Bex' Huff
  49. Adam McBroom
  50. Stephen Filing
  51. Bill Wilder
  52. Benjamin Ortega
  53. Michael Lewis, Carson Kipfer, Justin Kaufenberg Third North Creative
  54. Paul Cantrell
  55. Steve Borsch and Yugma

 

Mailing List, Tags

 

We'll continue to use the MinneBar list for MinneDemo. Join it here.

 

Tag blog posts, podcasts and photos with MinneDemo.

 


 

Thanks a lot

 

BenEdwards was kind enough to make us super-sweet logos for MinneDemo (PDF version)