What is Vermont Code Camp?
Vermont Code Camp is a full day event held each year that brings together technology community members, students and professionals from around Vermont and beyond. There are sessions on a variety of software topics including .NET, PHP, Ruby, Python, Java and more. Registration is free.
About the Event
Vermont Code Camp 2011 was held on Saturday, September 10, 2011 8am–6pm at Kalkin Hall on the University of Vermont campus in Burlington, VT. This was the third annual Vermont Code Camp.
The previous year, 125 local nerds participated in the 2010 edition of Vermont Code Camp. Four rooms provided concurrent sessions on .NET, PHP, Ruby, Python, and more throughout the day. Two of the rooms had .NET topics and another had sessions on free/open source software. There was a fourth room where developers were introduced to various technologies that they may not use every day. Check back for details about Vermont Code Camp 2011 or follow us on Twitter.
“Vermont Code Camp is a great opportunity for the local freelance developer to get out and meet other people who actually want to talk about the stuff you do!”Brian Hunter, Hunter Creative
Vermont Code Camp is a great way to bring together technology user groups from around Vermont. The Vermont.NET User Group is the primary organizer of the event but we see others from the Burlington, VT PHP Users Group, the Vermont Ruby On Rails User Group, the Vermont Area Group of Unix Enthusiasts (VAGUE), the Green Mountain Oracle Users Group, the New England Adobe User Group, and the VT SQL Server Users Group.
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