Re: ApacheCon Brazil - Why we need it? (Open Letter)
Nick Burch <[email protected]> Tue, 9 Nov 2010 12:23:02 +0000 (GMT)
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On Tue, 9 Nov 2010, Bruno Borges wrote: > Now this year, with JavaOne going to happen in Brazil, and the sessions > that were scheduled, I believe it is now the time to bring ApacheCon. > There's no single talk about anything related to the Apache Software > Foundation in this South America version of JavaOne. And I feel really > sad about that. Sad that people that are behind the organization had the > opportunity to accept papers (I myself proposed Wicket and Camel - > papers I have been presenting since 2008 for rooms of 30~40 attenders). You could always ask them about running some sort of Apache content during the conference, if you waive the usual speakers perks, or propose a half day barcamp with an apache theme - you never know they might for one > We already have ApacheCon Europe and North America. I'm sure we can do > ApacheCon South America. As Ross has pointed out, you'll need to build a team of Apache people on the ground before this could happen. I'd strongly suggest you try running a one day BarCampApache (or similar) first. They're really great fun to attend, not too hard to put on, and should be a great way to draw some more apache people out of the woodwork. Once your crack team of barcamp organisers has been formed + run a couple of events, you'll hopefully be ready to tackle a full apachecon :) Nick