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Eclipse DemoCamps Oxygen 2017

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We are inviting individuals to organize and attend Eclipse DemoCamps around the world. The Eclipse DemoCamps are an opportunity to showcase all of the cool technology being built by the Eclipse community.

Demo Camps

DemoCamps in November 2017

  • Bonn, Germany - November 20, at itemis Office Bonn- organized by Matthias Gutheil (itemis AG) and Niklas Bulitta (itemis AG)
  • Budapest, Hungary- November 7, at InGame Esport Bar and VR Arcade- organized by IncQuery Labs Ltd.
  • Zagreb, Croatia - November 22, at University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (FER) - organized by Mario Kusek (FER)

DemoCamps in December 2017

  • Munich, Germany - Monday, December 4th, organized by EclipseSource more information and registration see here
  • Hamburg, Germany - Monday, December 11 use wiki to register

DemoCamps In March

DemoCamps In May

DemoCamps In June

  • Hamburg, Germany - June 19, at Google Office Hamburg - organized by Stefan Reichert (Zühlke) and Martin Lippert (Pivotal)
  • Paderborn, Germany - June 27, at itemis Office Paderborn - organized by Jasmin Kuhn (itemis AG) and Christoph Borowski (itemis AG)
  • Munich, Germany - June 28, at Capgemini Office Munich - organized by BSI Business Systems Integration AG
  • Shenzhen, China - June 29, SZJUG venue - organized by SZJUG (Shenzhen Java User Group| 深圳Java用户组)

DemoCamps In July

  • Bonn, Germany - July 31, at itemis Office Bonn- organized by Matthias Gutheil (itemis AG) and Niklas Bulitta (itemis AG)

DemoCamps in August

Hackathons

are a chance for developers to gather and hack away on bugs and feature requests, and come up with a reasonable patch by the end of the Hackathon.

They are also informal – a group of Eclipse hackers meets up and hacks away on bugs and feature requests for a particular Eclipse project. Attendees usually break out into groups of two or three and get hands-on support from a project veteran to help ensure that a patch can be completed. Here's an example of a Hackathon from November 2012.

The only stipulation about these events is that they must be Eclipse related. Take a look at the list of projects on eclipse.org or on Wikipedia, and the Wikipedia list of Eclipse-based software.

Organizing

If you have not organized a Camp or Hackathon in the past, please read this page on organizing a DemoCamp, and then send email to democamps@eclipse.org so we can add you to our list of organizers.

When signing up to organize a DemoCamp or a Hackathon, please be sure to give us your contact information. Either include your individual email address on your event page, or send an email to democamps@eclipse.org to provide your contact information.

When organizing a Camp or Hackathon, add your event to the list below, then create a separate wiki page for your event. To help you create the wiki page, we have a template. To use the template, open it for editing and copy the contents of the edit window to your clipboard, and then select "Cancel" at the bottom of the page to cancel the editing session. Open up your new event page for editing, copy the contents of your clipboard into the editing window, and make your updates. Please do not edit the template.

Click on a city below to find out details and to let the organizers know you plan on attending. Some cities have not finalized a date or location but we still encourage you to let the organizer know you would like to attend.

Demo Sources

Please consider sharing presented demo sources or hacked solutions at https://github.com/Eclipse-DemoCamps

Past DemoCamps

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