Alfresco Developer Conference

Links to DevCon Hack-a-Thon Projects

Jeff Potts — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 21:28:56 +0000

Nathan McMinn has posted links to the new open source projects created during the DevCon Hack-a-Thons.

Thanks to everyone who participated in the hack-a-thon. It worked so well, I can definitely see us doing it again next year.

DevCon San Jose Session Recordings are Live

Jeff Potts — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 19:26:10 +0000

The session recordings from DevCon San Jose are now live. You can get to them by browsing to a specific session page on the DevCon web site or head over to this YouTube playlist.

Thanks again to Blue Fish Group for their sponsorship of the session recordings.

We’ll get the Berlin recordings up soon, but be aware that we had many problems with the recordings in Berlin and only a small handful of the sessions were recorded at that event. Many of the sessions were repeated in San Jose, however, so there is a chance we have some version of your favorite Berlin talk available.

Welcome Reception starts at 5:15pm near Salon V

Jeff Potts — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 00:35:14 +0000

If you are already in San Jose for Alfresco DevCon, please join us this evening for drinks and appetizers at 5:15pm near Salon V. Also, avoid the rush and pick up your badge this evening until 8:00pm.

Two popular sessions will be repeated: Great Dashlets & Alfresco Maven

Jeff Potts — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 00:33:50 +0000

Based on the popularity of these sessions in Berlin, Will Abson and Gabriele Columbro will be giving their respective sessions, Develop Great Dashlets and Alfresco & Maven, once at their originally scheduled times on Wednesday and again on Thursday.

Gab’s session on Alfresco & Maven will be repeated at 9:40am on Thursday. Will’s session, Develop Great Dashlets, will be repeated at 3:50pm on Thursday.

What a week in Berlin!

Jeff Potts — Mon, 12 Nov 2012 15:00:30 +0000

DevCon Berlin was incredible. We had 398 attendees from all over the world for the main conference (pics) and 70 turned up for Activiti Day (pics). It was great catching up with members of the community in-person. I’m looking forward to doing it again this week in San Jose.

Thanks to everyone who turned in a conference survey and for the individual session comments as well. Lots of great feedback in there.

As you noticed during the conference, the speaker’s slides are downloadable from their session page on the DevCon web site. If slides are missing, you might want to politely remind the speaker to upload. The vast majority of presentations are there.

The audio and laptop video were recorded for a handful of sessions. We’ll get those posted and linked from the session page as soon as we can.

Thanks again for attending and I look forward to seeing you all again next year!

If you are still considering attending DevCon San Jose, it isn’t too late to register!

Andy Hunt gives you tips and tricks on troubleshooting transformations

Jeff Potts — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 12:00:54 +0000

Andy Hunt, Alfresco Support Engineer, is going to help you figure out what’s going on with your Alfresco Transformations at DevCon.

Get links to Andy’s session abstracts on his speaker page.

Dave Caruana lists some of the new features Engineering has been working on

Jeff Potts — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 12:00:57 +0000

Dave Caruana, Alfresco’s Chief Architect, lists some of the new features Engineering has been working on that will be covered in detail at the up-coming DevCon.

Catch up with Dave and his team during Engineering Office Hours at the conference!

Mike Farman says DevCon is a great time to give feedback

Jeff Potts — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 12:00:08 +0000

Mike Farman, Alfresco’s Product Manager for the repository, is looking forward to DevCon because it gives attendees the chance to provide much needed feedback on the direction of the platform.

You can catch up with Mike during Engineering Office Hours. He’ll also be manning one of the pods at the Alfresco Showcase in the Exhibition Hall in both Berlin and San Jose.

Join us for the Welcome Reception Monday night

Jeff Potts — Tue, 30 Oct 2012 21:19:20 +0000

If you are participating in the optional Training or Hack-a-thon events taking place in Berlin on Monday, November 5, or you just happen to be arriving in Berlin the night before the main conference starts, please plan on joining us for a Welcome Reception in the Hilton’s Panoramafoyer at 17:30. The reception is sponsored by Zia who is also a DevCon Gold Sponsor.

Brian Remmington says our passionate community is DevCon’s lifeblood

Jeff Potts — Tue, 30 Oct 2012 12:00:50 +0000

Brian Remmington, Alfresco’s VP of Engineering, says that Alfresco’s passionate community is the lifeblood of DevCon. He says that the entire company is looking forward to discussing the platform’s direction with attendees.

Catch Brian and the rest of the Engineering Team during Engineering Office Hours at DevCon Berlin and San Jose!