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EclipseCon 2013 Volunteers
Welcome to the EclipseCon 2013 volunteers page!
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About EclipseCon 2013
We're excited about the changes to EclipseCon this year. This year, the conference will take place in Boston, MA, and are co-located once again with Agile ALM Connect, and OSGi DevCon 2013. The Seaport Hotel and World Trade Center is a beautiful venue right next to the Boston Harbor, and just a few minutes away from downtown!
What will you be doing?
1. Monday: You will be helping out with tutorials all day
2. Tuesday to Thursday: You will be a time keeper and we will assign you to a room for half a day (everyday)
3. We might videotape the sessions during the conference. We'd like to know:
- Who has a laptop and does it run Fedora or Ubuntu?
- If you have a laptop, are you willing to bring your computer with you at the conference.
Which tutorial?
Please let us know what 2 tutorials you'd like to be assigned too and we'll try our best to assign you to at least one of them. Add your name to a morning tutorial and an afternoon tutorial.
Here's the tutorial schedule: http://eclipsecon.org/2013/program/session-schedule/tutorials
Monday Morning
- What every Eclipse developer should know about Eclipse 4 (e4)
- Francis Giraldeau
- Advanced Git: Things you need to know about Git but were afraid to ask
- François Rajotte
- Mastering OSGi with Ease
- Continuous Deployment and Testing for Mobile Apps - The Cloud Revolution You've Never Heard Of
- Dynamic Server Applications with EclipseRT
- Xtext for Beginners
- Building Eclipse Plug-ins and RCP Applications with Tycho
- SOA Symposium
- BIRT, Basics, and Beyond
Monday Afternoon
- Advanced Eclipse 4 Application Platform - not for the weak-hearted
- Francis Giraldeau
- Deploying Gerrit Code Review
- Stack roulette - 180 runtimes in 180 minutes!
- Disciplined Agile Delivery: The Foundation for Scaling Agile
- What every Eclipse developer should know about EMF
- Getting Started With Xtend
- Cloud Formation: Developing real world software, in the cloud with Orion
- Develop a complete M2M application with Koneki and Mihini
- Profiling C/C++ Applications Using Eclipse
- François Rajotte
What's next?
Travel, Lodging and Food
Please note that the Eclipse Foundation is not responsible for lodging and travel costs. You will also need to pay for most of your own food. Lunch will be provided everyday, snacks and beverages on Monday and appetizers and beverages on Tuesday afternoon, but breakfast and dinner is not included. There are many restaurants near the hotel.
Please use this page to communicate with one another if you like, especially to make plans to share hotel rooms or rides. If you plan on staying at the Seaport Hotel, be sure to reserve your room early; we expect the hotel to sell out and staying there is the best way to get the full conference experience.
Add your contact info here if you'd like to share a room.
Albert Toledo (toledoalbert@gmail.com)
Add your contact info here if you'd like to share a ride. (If you are flying into Logan International Airport, you will find more information on how to get to the hotel here: http://eclipsecon.org/2013/venue)
Questions?
If you have any questions or concerns before you arrive in Boston, please email Nathan.
Thanks!
We appreciate your help and hope you will find the conference interesting, productive, and fun!
Nathan Gervais
Eclipse Foundation
Volunteer Coordinator