"State of Symfony 2" Conference Hubs
You might already know about the "State of Symfony 2" online conference that will take place on June 22nd and 23rd. To make this an even more vibrant experience, we came up with the concept of conference hubs.
The idea is pretty simple: Instead of watching the conference home alone, you could just organize or join one of the conference hub near your home. A hub is nothing but a physical place that will add the social aspect to an already super interesting conference. A place to watch the conference together and talk about the presentations. And who knows, maybe we'll even have small hack sessions all over the hubs, playing with the new Preview Release after the presentations.
Now, here is how you need to proceed in order to help our community by hosting one of these hubs:
- Get 5 tickets to the conference
- Announce the hub on your company blog
- Leave a comment here
- Set up a projector, get a somewhat decent sound system
That's it. You're in! By running a conference hub you become a central player in animating and developing our fantastic community. We already talked to the people from Liip, who will host a hub in Zürich, Switzerland. If you just want to join an existing hub, come back in a couple of days and check the comments of this post. You should find one close by.
Thanks to the Liip team (Lukas Kahwe Smith and Pierre Spring) for the idea and for writing this post.
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Drop me a line if you want to come along as we will order food and arrange a decent sized meeting room accordingly.
(forgot that email address not published... oops)
In addition to the conference, we'll provide you some good local drinks.
See ya
You will still use the same connection as everybody else, whether you are a few guys sharing one computer screen (aka a hub) or just one guy using his/her own.
The only difference is the sense of community by getting together, and the potential to save some money if you can muster more than 5 people to come along.
If you are only 3 people, and still want to be a "hub" - just buy 3 tickets and sit together anyway :o)
,Wil
Seattle/Bellingham/Vancouver BC:
We welcome you to the brand new Cranberry Venture Partners office in Ferndale, WA where we will be hosting a conference hub for the June 23rd session.
Check our blog for more information at: http://blog.cranberry.com
Anyone is welcome to join us and we look forward to networking with fellow Symfony users or potential users looking for more information or community assistance.
In addition to the conference we will be providing beverages, our address and contact information is below.
Looking forward to seeing you all!
Cranberry Venture Partners
6220 Portal Way
Ferndale, WA 98248
Contact: Nate Michael / 408-372-6283
Thanks!
Our office is in Clerkenwell, about 5 mins walk from Farringdon station.
Sign up: http://www.meetup.com/Symfony-Hub-London/
http://blog.liip.ch/archive/2010/06/10/zurich-symfony-live-hub.html
http://window.punkave.com/2010/06/10/symfony-hub-bub/
You are invited to watch the live session in comfort of our offices, located in Ca' Tron estate, between Treviso and Venice province (Via Sile 41, 31056 Ca' Tron - Roncade - TV)
Map: http://bit.ly/c3uc4Q
Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy us watching the conference, we look forward to seeing you.
To confirm your participation go to: http://hartsymfonyhub.eventbrite.com/
http://mediesenteret.no/
http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/symfony/96228/
I think I'm gonna write a essay about it.