All Code Camp Sessions have multiple tags (like JSON,Java,C#,XBox,Gaming, etc.). These tags have been used for many years on many many sessions. You can imagine that when you indicate you plan to attend a session (or even that you are interested), you are tacitly telling code camp you are possibly interested in any sessions that [...]
Falafel Software has once again delivered awesome integration with our Silicon Valley Code Camp Data and the Mobile World. This year, in addition to all the capabilities we all enjoyed last year, you can now update your personal agenda in these mobile devices by simply entering your EventBoard registration email on the Code Camp Registration [...]
Come check out the new Sessions Interest Chart. Using Sencha’s charting toolkit, we put together a new page that let’s you easily see all of this years sessions and mark which ones you are interested in attending. Here is what my page looks like with the sessions I’m interested in. There are several interesting [...]
Jeremy Hodges has worked at ORCSWeb for the past 4 years and handles a lot of their sales and marketing processes. As a previous customer Jeremy knows very well what makes and keeps customers happy. Before joining the company, Jeremy was exactly that, one of their happy customers. He was part of a two person [...]
Hello fellow Code Campers. David Spark here. I’m going to be at Code Camp this weekend shooting some videos of sessions, and interviews with attendees and instructors (see more in the “Spotlight on Dice” post). All the videos will appear on the DiceOutLoud stream and here on this blog. To get you all excited about [...]
We are super excited to have Dice join us this year as a Platinum Sponsor at Silicon Valley Code Camp. In addition, Dice will be at the event shooting and producing videos of Code Camp. Dice’s vlogger is David Spark, a 15-year veteran technology journalist, on-air talent and producer that’s appeared in more than 30 [...]
On the bottom of each session, you’ll see 2 counts. Plan to Attend and Interested. When the site first becomes live (~4 months before the event), every session starts with 0 interested and attendees can not click “plan to attend”. Anyone who is registered can mark interest in a session. It’s more a curiosity [...]