Michigan Workshop on Client-Side Development

[Colin Clark]

Hi Jim and Antranig,

First off, a bit of background for those on the list who have no clue  
what Antranig is referring to here. Jim Eng works at the University of  
Michigan, who have been really interested in using Infusion for their  
Sakai 3 development work. Jim kindly offered to send a few Fluidites  
down to Ann Arbor to give a workshop on client-side development with  
Infusion. We're trying to work out the logistics.

To get to the point, I don't think June 29 and 30th are feasible for  
me to travel to Michigan. As I said in a previous email off-list, June  
is an incredibly busy time for our community, with several large  
meetings happening in close proximity.

I still think our best option is the one I suggested before. Let's  
piggyback on the Fluid Engage All-Hands meeting and schedule an  
Infusion workshop here in Toronto afterwards on June 25 and 26th.  
Since there are a large number of developers from Michigan who are  
interested, we can book a video conferencing room so they can attend  
remotely.

If that option doesn't work, Antranig may be able to present this  
workshop alone later in June. Or we can wait until October or November  
when Antranig will be in North America and travel logistics may be  
easier to work out.

Hope this helps,

Colin

On 31-May-09, at 10:10 PM, antranig at caret.cam.ac.uk wrote:

>
>
> Chatting to Jim Eng on Friday, he says that June 29th/30th would be  
> a good
> time for the client-side workshop. It is probably already too short to
> sort something out for before Fluid All-hands. He says there are 7-9
> developers he knows would be interested in attending, and probably  
> more
> would turn up if advertised. This time makes moderate sense for me - I
> guess Colin would need to consider whether it worked out for him.  
> Let's
> get the ball in the hole for this one, since the Month is drawing  
> on :P
>
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Colin Clark
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Adaptive Technology Resource Centre, University of Toronto
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