The O’Reilly Open Source Convention, taking place in Portland, OR July 24-28, 2006, is where coders, system administrators, entrepreneurs, and business people working in free and open source software gather to share ideas, discover database code and find solutions. Early Registration ends June 5. MacMinute readers get an additional 10% off registration using code os06mmin.
Read MoreThe Call for Participation has opened for OSCON, the O’Reilly Open Source Convention. The program committee is seeking proposals for sessions and tutorials to address the needs of developers, sys admins, entrepreneurs, and business people working in free and open source software. This year’s takes place July 24-28, returning to Portland, Oregon for the third year in a row. The Call for Participation deadline is February 13th.
Read MoreO’Reilly announced today that this year’s Open Source Convention (OSCON) drew over 1800 programmers, developers, strategists, and technical staff to Portland, Oregon from July 7-11. For five days, convention goers delved into a program designed to “embrace and extend proprietary software.” Open source software “has gone from being a question mark to an exclamation point,” said OSCON program chair and O’Reilly editor Nathan Torkington. Read More
