POSSCON 2012 Day 2 – Breakout Sessions 2

  • Written by Grizz
  • March 29, 2012 at 11:49 am
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  • During POSSCON 2012′s second day, second round of breakout sessions: – follow us @POSSCON for little-itty-bitty-blogging

    Technical - Shawn Hartsock, Speaker, Author, Open Source Contributor ( @hartsock ) - Introduction to Grails

    Grails is an open source web development framework that is built on best of breed Java technologies. In order to create a highly productive environment Grails leverages the linguistic power of the Groovy Programming Language. These tools combined allow you to produce robust, powerful applications that thrive in the same places Enterprise Java does without all the weight. Learn how to leverage all the benefits of Java without paying all of the penalties. Grails is here to help.

     

    Big Picture - Bdale Garbee, Chief Technologist for Open Source and Linux, HP, Board Member and Lead Technologist, FreedomBox ( @hp ) - FreedomBox

    FreedomBox puts into people’s own hands and under their own control encrypted voice and text communication, anonymous publishing, social networking, media sharing, and (micro)blogging.  Learn more here.

     

    Education - Carl Twarog, Professor, East Carolina University ( @EastCarolina ) - Open Source in Art

    Open source software, such as Processing and hardware, such as Arduino microcontrollers, find their way into artworks large and small, professional and amateur, and into the hands of artists of all ages and levels of experience and exposure. This talk will present some of the landscape of open source projects in art and then specifically present two in depth art projects that utilize open source software and hardware.

     

    Demo - Michael Waldrop, Director of Solutions Engineering, Alfresco ( @Alfresco ) - The Alfresco Open Source Cloud Connected Content Hub

    Michael will be discussing and demonstrating how the Alfresco platform can be used to manage content on premise, in the cloud, and to mobile devices.  Alfresco provides a proven, secure, and innovative platform for managing content and creating the content centric applications that will fuel the modern mobile workforce.

     

 

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    • Chris Wanstrath

      Chris WanstrathCo-Founder, GitHub

      The speaker lineup at POSSCON is world-class.

    • Matt Asay

      Matt AsaySVP, Business Development

      POSSCON turned out to be a great event. Big thanks to Jeffrey Hammond, Lee Congdon, Mark Anzani and Deb Bryant for a great AM of panel discussion

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      Deborah BryantOregon State University Open Source Lab

      Thanks to Matt Asay for moderating our panel at POSSCON. Well worth the trip to South Carolina. Great regional event.

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      Bryant PattenExecutive Direcor, National Center for Open Source and Education

      The synergy between developers, business people, and teachers makes POSSCON pretty unique, I haven't really seen this anywhere else.

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      Jon 'maddog' HallExecutive Director, Linux International

      It was very nicely run and I think you did a bang-up job. You should all be proud of what you did.

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      Matt HudsonArt Director, Palmetto Computer Labs

      This is like nothing you've ever seen before.  You can look at the pictures, you can watch the videos... but just like a concert, you have to be there.