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Brighton Rock(s)

September 10th, 2007

Back from a madcap weekend in Brighton for the dconstruct BarCamp Brighton double header. If I was to write down everything I can remember we’d be here for a week. If I was to write down simply everything then we’d be here longer still. Information packed just doesn’t cover it.

I’ll likely sort some more detailed posts on some particular topics that piquet my interest in the coming weeks or months, for instance user centred design vs agile methodologies (thanks to Leisa Reichelt), some more rambling posts on web application frameworks, microformats for write APIs, OAuth and countless other things I’ve no doubt forgotten.

One thing you can get now is my BarCamp presention which I’ve uploaded to SlideShare. I’ve not used this much previously but I’m smitten and will be uploading a few other past presentions in the next few weeks as soon as I can find them. If you’re interested in RESTful architectures or Rabbits then this might float your boat:

I also took lots of photos (some with Norm’s very nice 1.4f 50mm lens, thanks Norm) whick I’ll get on Flickr when I get a moment. Expect lots of portraits of people (maybe including you?) for once instead of odd abstract architecture and textures.

Final thing I’ll say for now is a big thankyou to anyone or everyone who sorted all this out. The 600-700 geeks descending on brighton all got fed, watered/beered and educated without anything appearing to go wrong (except when the hotel bar ran out of beer – I blame Steve Marshall). I’m looking at you clearlefties and Glenn and everyone from Madgex. Good job everyone involved.

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5 Responses to “Brighton Rock(s)”

  1. Best last slide evah!

  2. Glad you enjoyed it, Gareth. It was a very good event, though at certain points I wish we hadn’t organised it for straight after dconstruct – those hangovers really hurt.

    Hopefully next year we’ll be able to get a bigger venue, Madgex were brilliant with what they offered and went through loads of disruption to help BarCamp happen, but it’d be great to open it up to more people next time. Although we can do bigger, I’m not sure we can do better as it really was bloody good. Thanks for coming along and helping make it that way.

  3. Glad you had a good time at dConstruct and BarCamp. See you at the next one.

  4. Looks like a great presentation (love the theme!) – I’ll make it to your next one mate.

  5. Good to meet you – I’m with Paul tho, the hangover really did hurt :-)

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