TorCampDemoCamp 4.0

• Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2006
• Time: 6:30 - 8:00, drinks to follow for those interested
• Location: MaRS, South Tower, Suite 100, 101 College Street, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1L7
• Expected Attendance: All are welcome! Please add yourself to the Attendees list below so we have some idea of the size of the crowd.
• Format: 4-6 x 10 minute demos

Mini-FAQ

• What's the point?
  • Building on the success of the initial TorCamp and the first Demo Camp, we want to continue to develop an active startup community in Toronto. Do you have a tool, a piece of software, a set of scripts, new toy, hardware hacks that you want feedback on? Bring it. Show it. Share!
• Who can come?
  • Everyone is welcome! Just Edit this Page and add your name under Attendees, below, so that we have a rough idea of numbers.
• What are the rules?
  • Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp ;)
  • Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed. Why no .ppt ? Well, do you have working software or don't you?
• Do I have to have a demo?
• Nope! You are welcome to come along and give feedback to the people who do (or just watch and absorb if you don't feel like talking).
• Have another question?
  • Join the mailing list ask your question, and someone will answer it for you. (Don't hesitate to ping the instigator)

Demo Schedule

• 4-6x10 minute demos
• Tips for Presenters: Don't just walk through a set of web forms, show us something cool, talk about a hard problem, need some feedback, ask a question

1. Semacode - I'll volunteer :-) to demo Semacode's Reader SDK running on a camera phone, to scan a "semacode tag", a barcode that contains a URL, and then load it up on the phone's browser automatically.
2. Disposable Digital Cameras - I'd love to give a demo on how some of these really cheap cameras available in the US can be turned into reusable cameras, and some of the details / new challenges associated with them (-Randy Glenn)
3. Visual Search - This time for real! And I am ready... New features, new service (and I want feedback)
4. Social Q/A Website - questionVille.com - Taking Social Knowledge to the next level.
5. Outmailer

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TorCamper Homework

Everyone who has previously attended a TorCamp event has an assignment. Our ongoing success depends on our ability to find fresh... blood, so you are asked to please bring someone with you who has not attended a TorCamp event previously. Just make sure you add both your names to Attendees list so we know how many people are coming.

Attendees:

1. DavidCrow - davidcrow.ca
2. RobHyndman - Hyndman | Law and robhyndman.com
3. Thomas Purves
4. MarkKuznicki - Remarkk!
5. JayGoldman - Radiant Core, Inc.
6. SuthaKamal - Sutha Kamal AmbientVector
7. Ken Schafer - One Degree
8. Eli Singer - Singer.to
9. Carsten Knoch (webhomeless)
10. Matthew Burpee
11. Greg Wilson
12. Nick Koudas
13. Sotiris Liaskos
14. Taylan Pince - taylanpince.com
15. PatrickDinnen - Hogtown Consulting
16. Neil Ernst
17. Rick Baraniuk (toronto.com)
18. Arnold Wytenburg - The Art Guy
19. Leila Boujnane -Hyperbio Idee Inc
20. Jonathan Resnick - my doki-doki
21. John Philip Green - Nuvvo. See our posts on TorCampDemoCamp2 & TorCampDemoCamp3.
22. Malgosia Green - Nuvvo.
23. Ajay Krishnan - Nuvvo.
24. Adam Goucher Blog on Quality, Place on the Interweb.
25. Mike Lawlor - AmbientVector
26. Rohan Jayasekera
27. Kate Trgovac - mynameiskate
28. Dick van Wyck - lawyer at large
29. Patrick Smith - Photoblog
30. Greg Lapouchnian
31. Kristan Uccello
32. Adam Sadowski
33. Igor Foox
34. Michael Bodalski - spazsquatch.com
35. Dijay Jadiya
36. Paul Bloore - Idee Inc
37. Allan Smithee
38. Angela Noseworthy - Angela Noseworthy
39. Robin Gambhir - OpenBlue Networks Inc - TheLocalJeweller.com
40. Quinn Fung - student of life
41. Milena Vujanovic - Emerging Methods
42. Simon Woodside - Semacode - Semablog
43. Bo Mosley - bomosley.com
44. Ahmed Farooq - iBegin
45. Joey deVilla - Accordion Guy / Tucows Developer / The Farm
46. Sebastien Chorney - podzapper - podcast production
47. Bart Dabek - noyzz.com
48. Alex de Bold
49. Rannie Turingan - photojunkie.ca
50. Randy Glenn
51. Chris Johnson
52. Chris Cummer - Tick Lists
53. Maria Masiar - Tick Lists
54. Varun
55. Michael Glenn - Radiant Core, Inc.
56. Jason Doucette
57. Kaleem Khan
58. Hugh Ranalli
59. Neil Taylor
60. Rand Charles Moorin - I'll be returning from Florida sometime this week. 50-50.
61. Parv Sangha - Favorville
62. Daniel Talas - Favorville
63. Oshoma Momoh - MyOwnPirateRadio
64. Jeff Wilson
65. David Glue
66. Neal Pollock
67. Michael Aird
68. Mark Stirling - Aird & Berlis LLP
69. Robert Fabian - Robert Fabian Assoicates
70. Geoff Fogden - good dude.
71. Steve Dodd - Cast Software Inc.
72. Anita Windisman
73. Tim Shore - Freshdaily.ca
74. Victor Glazer - Idee Inc
75. Richard Dice
76. Liam Stewart - Idee Inc
77. Husein Kirefu - SmartPatterns Inc.
78. YongeQian
79. Alan Langford - blog
80. Robert Ouellette - Gagglescape
81. Drew Lindsay - GuruLink
82. Maria Khomenko
83. Ryan Dewsbury
84. Nick Pagee
85. David Carlson - The Source Lab Journal
86. Estelle Havva
87. Jeff Richman
88. Timothy Li - student
89. Phillip Smith
90. Robert Guerra - Privaterra & CPSR
91. Trevor Stafford - The Red Canary
92. Cliff Mees
93. Steve Bozicevic
94. Kenley Sun
95. Jennifer Lum
96. Dan Perl

• Add yourself to the Attendees List

• If you are planning on demoing, make sure you add yourself to the Demo Schedule too

Not Attending

1. MikeBeltzner - regretfully I'll be away on business yet again for a DemoCamp. One of these days!
2. DeborahHartmann - I have a conflict, will arrive late, maybe 7pm. Can anyone tell me if I can get in if I miss the start time? If so, I'll show up when I can. Thanks. deb
3. Peter Dawson -Thought Flickrs -Away on business
4. Blaine Kendall - Resistance to Persistance - Dang, the one night this month that I can't make it.