Want to spend a weekend in Germany talking about Databases?
If so, you should check out OpenSQLCamp 2009, European Edition. November last year, the home of OpenSQL Camp was Charlottesville, VA, but now it is time to have something a bit more local. OpenSQL Camp will take place Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd of August, in St. Augustin, Germany, so it could do for a nice August getaway to Germany.
It’s not really the biggest of cities, but then again, that is part of the charm, going to some small city and learning more about databases.
In case you do happen to be curious, feel free to check out the list of proposed sessions, although it is not complete, it does give a overview of what to expect.
I for one am looking forward to a European event, as it seems like most things is based in the US, and that means travel time will be less and no timezone difference, which I think will be great. In addition, the opportunity to meet with friends, share knowledge and listen to some very interesting talks makes for a very promising weekend.
I hope to see you all there!
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Hi Nicklas, thanks a lot for the plug! We look forward to a great event.