Frankly, I didn’t have very high hopes. They cut the camp from 2 to 1 day, the organization showed extreme last-minute-itis, and it was way out in the boonies of north Vancouver (WA, not Canada).
In actuality, it turned out to be at least as good as last year, maybe even better. I especially liked the sessions on Iron Ruby and WMI. Boy, could I have used that WMI knowledge last year!
Now, I’m looking forward to next year’s camp, even if it is back at the WSU campus in Vancouver (a very nice, if remote, campus).
I want to give special kudos to Stuart Celarier and Jason Mauer for putting on such a good show.
That’s not to say that there weren’t some “opportunities for improvement”:
But, these were ultimately small issues, and (as I said), it was a good code camp overall.
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