Sunday May 20, 2007
NetBeans Day Mexico City 2007
I'm on the plane returning from NetBeans Day Mexico City. The
turnout was great! We had 455 people attend. This
was my first time to Mexico City and Mexico as well. The
people were very friendly. I'd like to go back some time and
see some sites. I really
wasn't supposed to be on this trip. Gregg Sporar was supposed
to go but got sick with the flu. He called me on a Tuesday, I
flew out on Wednesday, looked at the slides and demos for the first
time on Thursday, and gave the sessions on Friday. Overall
everything went pretty well. I did have some editor problems
with NetBeans 6.0 M9. Of course I had gone through the demos
many times the day and moments before with no problems. My
Google Tool Bar demo didn't work for some mysterious reason.
I was really frustrated by this so I opened my laptop at the
airport about one hour later, ran the demo and it worked.
Here's the proof.
The
only explanation I can think of is that I was running in a lower
resolution which might have caused the edit tool bar to truncate
somehow. I tried to reproduce the problem by changing the
resolution but I could not reproduce this. Oh well!
The crowd was wonderful. They asked many good questions and
were very much in tune with development issues. Here's some
shots of the actual conference
Entrance to NetBeans
Sessions - picking up translation devices

The crowd. Do you see yourself?

The venue - Centro Banamex
Posted by David Botterill
( May 20 2007, 12:03:56 AM MDT )
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