I just arrived in Barcelona for MAX Europe 2007 - I got here later than I had hoped, but, I'm here, and we're now prepping for tomorrow's opening keynote. The venue is right off the beach, and my hotel room overlooks the Mediterranean Sea to the east. Not that I expect to do much sightseeing, but...
I am on the way to the airport to catch a flight to Amsterdam, and then on to Barcelona for our very first MAX Europe . See you soon!
The MAX Europe "ColdFusion In Europe" BOF ( mentioned previously ) will be Monday evening, 7:00pm-8:00pm, in Room 121. I hope to see you there.
We will be co-hosting a MAX Europe BOF session entitled "ColdFusion In Europe". Yes, the topic is deliberately vague and open-ended because we'd like a completely open free-form discussion about ColdFusion in Europe - and we want to discuss it all, the good, the bad, and even the ugly. So, if...
We sold out MAX USA , and now we've sold out MAX Europe , incredible considering that this is the first European MAX ever. If you still want to attend MAX this year, MAX Japan is just a few weeks away, and is not sold out (yet)!
We saw a massive surge of MAX Europe registrations over the past few days, and there are only about a dozen slots left! So, quickly, register now before it is too late!
We are limiting MAX Europe attendance to 1200, just about right for our first event on that side of the pond. And Ted Patrick has just noted out that there are only about 100 places left. We are seeing 30-40 registrations a day now, so if you have yet to register, do so now ! Oh, you should still...
I was unable to attend the "Promoting ColdFusion Outside of the ColdFusion Community" BOF at MAX last week. But Brian Meloche has posted notes that are worth reading.
Wow, what a day. This is the first opportunity I've had to get online all day! As many others have noted, MAX 2007 in Chicago is huge! The venue the sheer number of people, the number of concurrent events and sessions, the lunch room ... this is MAX on a scale never seen before. During the keynote...
I'm backstage, going through final prep for the MAX 2007 opening keynote. Each year we make this look clean and smooth and effortless - kind of. But if you've never seen what goes on behind the stage, picture a large area (the width of the hall) containing over a hundreds of piece of equipment and...