- BarCamp Sydney this Saturday June 27th (tomorrow).
- Listen to an interview from the last Sydney BarCamp.
- Register.
- Directions.
Tomorrow is Saturday June 27th and it’s time for another Sydney BarCamp to be held at the Australian Technology Park in Redfern, Sydney.
So what’s a BarCamp?
“BarCamp is an intense community event with discussions, demos and interaction from attendees,” It’s community members say.
“Anyone with something to contribute or with the desire to learn is welcome and invited to participate.”
Usual discussions at the event:
The usual discussions at the event include:
- Comparing startups in San Fransisco to Australia and whether startups should accept funding;
- Coding and hacking;
- The latest internet technology; and
- The most randomness thing you won’t even think will be talked about.
Almost 200 people have registered for the latest Sydney BarCamp, with previous ones seeing more than 100 people show up; sponsors even put in some money for food and drink.
“There’s something for everyone,” said un-organiser Jean-Jacques Halans at the last one.
“The things we talk about here touch on everyone’s life; everyone uses the internet”
Image Credit: Jean-Jacques Halans
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Scott Drummond talks about community management.
Elias Bizannes talks about the Data Portability Project of which he is apart of.
Elias Bizannes talks about the community Silicon Beach Australia of which he set-up.
Kathryn Small from itnews.com.au discusses how to get media attention.
Kevin Garber from http://spellr.us/ discusses how TechCrunch and main media coverage got his start-up off the ground.
Dave Field from Atomic PC discusses “HCI Fail” from a tech journo’s insight into Interfaces, Thought, Users and Comprehension.
Nic Hodges (a creative director) was @ Bar Camp last weekend explaining idea generation and advertising in the startup industry. He explains how the most creative people he knows are geek coders. You can watch the video below.
Sjors Provoost was @ Bar Camp last weekend showing off his Open Moko Free runner phone running Google’s Android.
You can watch the video below, and expect more video’s from Bar Camp Sydney 4 to come under the category “BarCamp Sydney”, and a wrap up of the event also.
