Second that! Another thing we can do if there's enough interest is to put together a pow-wow session for Apache Groovy. Basically, grab a room, get together and chat about anything that seems important. Face to face is always more productive than any e-comms out there. I would be happy to help to find a venue for that, if needed
Cos On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 12:38PM, Paul King wrote: > Hi everyone, > > Now that Groovy is an official Apache project, I'd encourage as many > people as possible to get along to ApacheCon conferences. The next one > is in May in Vancouver, Canada. Speakers get free entry, so I'd > encourage you to submit a talk - though the CFP closes today, so be > quick! > > I went to the last one in Europe and found in very worthwhile. I'd > love to go to Vancouver too but my work commitments will make it > difficult this time around. In any case, I'd be happy to "lend" one of > my slide decks to anyone interested in spreading the Groovy message at > the conference. > > You can find out more details here: > > http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/apachecon-north-america/program/cfp > > There is also a travel assistance program (limited positions but > numerous per conference I believe) if your work isn't in a position to > fund your travel: > > http://www.apache.org/travel/ > > That closes a few days after speaker acceptance notices are received, > so still a little bit of time. > > Cheers, Paul.
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