CouchDB US Spring Tour

Wednesday, April 15. 2009

I’ll be travelling all over the US to talk about CouchDB and meet the community for hacking & fun. If you’d like to meet & greet & talk about anything CouchDB, get in touch.

The “tour dates” are:

April 19th – 22nd: CouchHack, Asheville, NC

CouchHack.org is a four-day hacker event featuring 4/7th of the CouchDB developer group including original author Damien Katz. But you can also meet Paul Davis and J Chris Anderson.

We’ll be hacking on cutting-edge CouchDB features and help everybody there to get up to speed with CouchDB usage and internal development.

It’s a free event, just go to the wiki and sign up.

Thanks to our sponsors HUDORA and BigBlueHat for making the event possible!

April 22nd: Percona Performance Conference, Santa Clara, CA

The conference is a free add-on independent conference that happens to take place at the same time & location as the MySQL User Conference & Expo. It focusses on high-performance databases. I’ll be giving a short introduction to CouchDB at 19:05 (07:05pm).

April 24th – 26th: JSConf, Washington, DC

JSConf is the first JavaScript centered conference and J Chris Anderson will talk about CouchDB and CouchApps. I’ll just attend, but am open for meetings & drinks.

April 27th – May 1st: CouchDB University & CouchDB Factory, Palo Alto, CA

The CouchDB University & Factory run as part of the Erlang University & Factory programmes. The University is a three day training course on everything CouchDB (there are still seats available!) and the Factory is a two day event featuring tons of Erlang content. Friday, the last day, will host a CouchDB event in (nearly) each slot of the day.

If you are attending any of these events or are near by and want to meet, give me a ring.

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Just a slight correction — the Percona conference is not an add-on, it’s a completely independent event we created, and were then invited to bring into the same venue. This is just to keep the record straight :-) Thanks!

#1 Baron Schwartz (Homepage) on 2009-04-16 01:12 (Reply)

Fixed, thanks! :)

#1.1 Jan Lehnardt on 2009-04-16 01:27 (Reply)

I hope that you will be in Palo Alto from April 27 to May 1, not March 1. ;-)

#2 Noah Tye on 2009-04-16 04:57 (Reply)

I keep making this error, I don’t know why :)

#2.1 Jan on 2009-04-16 08:28 (Reply)

Keep up the good work.

#3 Olive (Homepage) on 2009-04-22 13:39 (Reply)