Hello,
At the 21C3 - the annual congress of the Chaos Computer Club - we are organizing a small mediawiki developer conference to which I'd like to invite everybody involved in mediawiki development (the people doing mostly admin tasks on the servers are of course invited too ;-). The event takes place from 27th to 29th december in Berlin
Planning happens on http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/21C3/MediaWiki_developer_conference
Please list yourself, if you want to attend and contact me if you need accomodation/a computer to work on/anything else ;-)
The people who participate should decide soon where they want their living-room at the congress: you can either stay with the rest of the wikipedians at the ground floor or I could organize a corner in the hack-center in the basement.
@Brion and Tim Starling: it would be fine if you could send abstracts for your presentations in soon, the schedule is quite full already.
greetings, elian
On Thu, 2004-10-07 at 03:10 +0200, Elisabeth Bauer wrote:
At the 21C3 - the annual congress of the Chaos Computer Club - we are organizing a small mediawiki developer conference to which I'd like to invite everybody involved in mediawiki development (the people doing mostly admin tasks on the servers are of course invited too ;-).
Really quick question: are you sure you understand the difference between "Wikimedia" and "Mediawiki"? I'd like to participate, but I'm a Mediawiki developer, and not a Wikimedia developer.
~ESP
elian wrote:
At the 21C3 - the annual congress of the Chaos Computer Club - we are organizing a small mediawiki developer conference to which I'd like to invite everybody involved in mediawiki development (the people doing mostly admin tasks on the servers are of course invited too ;-).
Evan Prodromou wrote:
Really quick question: are you sure you understand the difference between "Wikimedia" and "Mediawiki"? I'd like to participate, but I'm a Mediawiki developer, and not a Wikimedia developer.
Yes, she said it the right way! Everyone involved in Mediawiki development would be most welcome. Indeed, I have asked Ross Mayfield of SocialText to send someone from the Kwiki project. And I hope we can reach out to other developers from other free software wiki projects as well.
--Jimbo
Elisabeth Bauer wrote:
The people who participate should decide soon where they want their living-room at the congress: you can either stay with the rest of the wikipedians at the ground floor or I could organize a corner in the hack-center in the basement.
I vote hack-center... it's just too cool. :-)
--Jimbo
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