Arduino with hacked Linden Lab glowing cube light
BarCamp Brighton 2 planning meeting
After the goodness that was BarCamp Brighton, we’ve decided to get on with planning this next one. It’s early days and the event will happen next year, but we’ve got venues to sort out – we’re hoping to use one of the universities – and other things to talk about, so we’re having an open meeting about it.
The meeting is at 6pm on Tuesday 2nd October, in the Belle Vue pub just up the hill from Brighton Station. More on Upcoming & Map
If you’re interested in helping out, or want to give feedback about BarCamp Brighton, please come along.
Thanks from the day
A final ‘thanks’ post to say thank you to all the attendees who made BarCamp Brighton a great event, and especially:
Dave Phelan of Pier to Pier for setting up the wifi, which worked much better than most other recent conferences (unconference or otherwise.)
Paul Perrin for providing a projector at last-minute notice
Jay Gooby, for help clearing up and general all-round good ‘Camperness.
And finally all the Madgex staff for manning the door, carting around, letting us disrupt their lives and looking after the weekend. Jane’s photos are up if you want to see what she saw.
We hope to see you all again at the next BarCamp Brighton
BarCamp lost & found
I have someone’s MacBook to VGA adaptor, which was left by one of the projectors. If it’s yours, please get in touch and I can give it back to you.
Thanks to everyone
Thanks to everyone who came to BarCamp Brighton and made it such a fantastic weekend.
Please add your talk to the Backnetwork so we’ve got as good a record of the event, and tag your blogs and photos with ‘barcampbrighton’ or ‘barcampbrighton07′ so we can all track them down.
It was a great event with good food, good venue and great people. Thank you for coming along and being part of it.
Flickr photos
If you’re taking photos, please tag them ‘barcampbrighton’ or ‘barcampbrighton07′ on Flickr. They’re all ready arriving…
incase you missed it http://bit.ly/knMT8 we have a new date 2nd & 3rd October 2010
Microsponsors
We are trying to raise at least £1000 £2000 £3000 from sole-traders, microbusinesses and small companies to make BarCampBrighton a truly local affair. If you'd like to show the Brighton geek•tech•hack•startup•social•design•gaming•mobile•robot•photo•blogging scene some ♥ please consider becoming a sponsor. Microsponsorships are just £100. So far we have raised £200. Find out more about becoming a sponsor →
