Video Highlights from the best freaking conference ever: TransparencyCamp '12
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Mar 8 / 2:31pm
Code for America's Jennifer Pahlka at TED.
It’s easy to get lost in particulars of CfA’s work: the apps, the code, etc. But at TED last month, our founder Jennifer Pahlka reminds us that it’s about much more than that, it’s about citizenship and how the internet is fundamentally reshaping the way government can work. As promised, here’s the video:
Feb 3 / 10:26am
Livenotes from @techATstate
Live (notes) from today's @techATstate conference:
Jan 3 / 5:43pm
OpenCFSummit is now THE CF conference to attend.
OpenCF Summit
Free and Open CFML
OpenCF Summit is a community gathering focused exclusively on advancing free and open source software in the CFML community.
If you're interested in diving into the free software CFML engines, learning more about the free software movement, and interacting with the most progressive thinkers in the CFML community, OpenCF Summit is for you!
When and Where?
OpenCF Summit is taking place on Feburary 24 - 26, 2012, at the Special Events Center in Garland, Texas.
See the attend page for airport, venue, and hotel information.
How Much?
72 hours of CFFreedom for the low, low price of only $72. Sleep optional. (Plus the obligatory small processing fee. Gotta pay the middle man don't you know.)
Sign Me Up!
via opencfsummit.org
Dec 22 / 2:34pm
OpenCF Summit 2012 is a go!
OpenCF Summit is a three-day event being held Feburary 24 - 26, 2012 in Dallas, Texas. OpenCF Summit is focused exclusively on free software in the CFML community.
Aug 23 / 10:56am
Jun 14 / 10:55am
Apr 30 / 10:13am
Liveblogging #tcamp11
Transparency Camp '11 is underway. I'm keeping notes here: http://j.mp/mbHUqq
Mar 29 / 1:02pm
...streaming NASA's Open Source Summit.
Just wonderful to be saved a flight to California for an important conference:
NASA Open Source Summit 2011
This event brings together engineers and policy makers across NASA and respected members of the open source community to discuss the challenges with the existing open source policy framework, and propose modifications that would make it easier for NASA to develop, release, and use open source software.
via nasa.gov
