As a few of you already know, last week wan NSConference 2010 in Reading (UK). I had booked it the moment bookings were made available since I didn’t want to miss out on it. I booked the whole thing including the workshop by Matt Gemmel and was really looking forward to it.
A new year, and a new CocoaHeads Belgium meeting. I think approximately 30 people showed up for the presentation on Core Image Steven Vandeweghe prepared. Once the session was over we even had quite a lot of people join us in a local pub for some Cocoa Socializing.
The first meeting of 2010 meeting will take place in Gent on monday the 25th of January. Thanks to Thomas Bouve and the people at IBBT we are able to use their offices again for this meeting.
First of all, I would like to thank all attendees for showing up. I think we had about 20 people fighting their way through the rainy streets and joining us in Nivelles. Apparently there were a lot of new faces, I guess that means the word is getting around.
The November meeting will take place in Nijvel on monday the 23 rd of November. Thanks to Eric Bariaux we will be able to use the venue at TInSys. The office is in the building of Solvay Entrepreneurs. Rue de l’industrie, 20 – 1400 Nivelles.
First of all, I would like to thank all attendees for showing up and IBBT for allowing us to use there location once more. This meeting was all about the iPhone Bootcamps at The Big Nerd Ranch. This time we also video taped the session and the results can be seen in this post.
A date (28 Oct) has been set for the October meeting which will take place in the offices of the IBBT in Gent again. We have also prepared a little schedule for that meeting.
Due to the success of last years NSConference2009, NSConference 2010 will even be bigger and better. This year the conference will take place from the 31st of January till the 3rd of February 2010 in Wokefield Park, Redding, Berkshire, UK. The conference itself is intended to be a community event. To ensure that everyone gets a chance to meet everyone else, it has intentionally be kept relatively small (although 200 places isn’t that small IMHO).
