DrupalCamp5 was the most different technical conference I've ever attended. Its "unconference" style was really community-centric and was what made it really unique, IMHO. Like all the conferences I had attended (I had gone to events as large as the ones held at the Jacob Javits Center), DrupalCamp was very informative, yet I found that I took away uncharacteristically large amount of imformation and knowledge that "sticks". It was by far the most productive conference I had ever been at, for my own personal purpose, that is. I think it was due to its unique community-centric style.
I want to thank all the people who made it happen--Eric Goldhagen and all the people who contributed help (sorry, did not get everyone's name), the people giving the presentations (for the ones I attended: John Zavocki, Ezra Barnett Gildesgame, Michael Goldsmith, Nat Meysenburg, Geoff Maxey, Steven Merrill), and certainly the people who put up the money for the event.
It really was an extraordinary experience.
jc
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100% Agree with above comments
I enjoyed and learn a lot from the Drupal Camp over the weekend.
All of the presentors did an excellent job,
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Even though i organize
Even though i organize meetups now, i've never been to a drupalcamp before. Participating in an unconference has really opened my eyes to possibilities!
Besides great conversation and after parties, i've learned a great deal on various topics that i was previously struggling. Now i have full recollection of all the things i learned because presentations were spot on.
Thank you very much for all the effort guys, you guys rock! I cant wait for the next one :-D
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I second (or third) that!
I unfortunately missed Sunday, but was so glad I was able to make Saturday's session of DrupalCamp. Thank you so much to the organizers, presenters, and attendees who made this such an informative "unconference"!
PS: "Unconference" - that's zero calories, right?!