Jacksonville Code Camp Recap

This past Saturday, August 29th, 2009, Jacksonville (my hometown & where I reside) held it’s annual Code Camp: www.jaxcodecamp.com.

I presented one SharePoint session and covered for someone else who had a family emergency that turned into a fun “anything goes” Q/A session (well… not anything… it wasn’t a truth or dare type session).

What really took me back was how professional the JAX Code Camp was this year. With over 700 registrations and 400+ in attendance at varying points of the day, they even had a charity spin on it, raising over $12,000 for the Wolfson’s Children’s Hospital! Hats off to Bayer and the rest of the team who pulled it off. This was by far the best Code Camp I’ve ever attended! Congrats guys… proud to be part of this!

Check out what others were saying by search for the Twitter hash tag of #jaxcc.

For those who are interested in a copy of my session, check my speaking page on my blog.

Technorati Tags: sharepoint,performance,jaxcodecamp

posted on Monday, August 31, 2009 2:44 PM

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# re: Jacksonville Code Camp Recap 9/1/2009 7:02 PM Amrish Tandon

Great presentation and discussion. IMHO the best of the code camp.

# re: Jacksonville Code Camp Recap 9/2/2009 4:48 PM Lonnie Tyre

Most professional presentation I saw at the Jax Code Camp. The material was precise and right on target. We have already implemented some of Andrew's recommendations with fantastic results in performance.

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