eZ publish Camp 2005 - summary
The last couple of days eZ systems had their third Summer Camp at Gaustablikk. The Camp is meant for users, partners and interested people to gather information about eZ publish, discuss things together and socialize.
When we arrived at the Gaustablikk Høyfjellshotell (Norwegian) we went straight for dinner. After this great dinner the socializing started.
The conference itself started on the next day, Friday June 3rd. Frederik and Alexander introduced eZ publish 3.6 and our new network product that we will be releasing later this year. After the introduction three simultaneous tracks started with different talks. All talks where fairly short - and thus to the point. After my own talk on Enterprise Hosting - dealing with Clustering and our new Static Cache - I visited Vidar's session on "Making Money on eZ publish". In this session Vidar spoke about ways for partners to increase their income flow. Bård's session with eZ publish tips and tricks followed with little tips that nobody thought about before.
Bjørn Dieding from Xrow presented on their SVN plugin for eZ publish and the content server . Tony Wood from Vision WT closed the day with a talk on "Multi-Lingual Tips and Tricks".
The second day of the conference was dedicated to community discussions. Here we discussed wanted features by customers, the eZUS edu usergroup and other things. After this full and fun day of discussions we relaxed some and had again an excellent dinner. Some discussions continued into the (very) late hours of Saturday.
On Sunday everybody returned home, although some people finally tried to make it to the top of Gaustablikk.
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Specify street/place names to addresses
Specify bicycle parking capacities
Specify bicycle parking fees
Specify bicycle parking access
Specify whether crosswalks have tactile paving
Specify width of opening
Specify whether pitches are lit
Specify pitch surfaces
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have markings
Specify step counts
Survey tactile paving on steps
Specify whether steps have a ramp
Specify which way leads up for steps
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have islands
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have traffic signals
Determine roads lane count
Specify whether roads have lane markings
Survey if places still exist
Specify whether roads have sidewalks
Survey postbox collection times
Survey opening hours
Determine whether ATM allows depositing cash
Specify bicycle parkings covers


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