BarCamp Frankfurt was Great
22. April 2007 – 20:09 by
My first BarCamp ever was ending a few hours ago and I have to say it was amazing. Two days of talking, exchanging ideas, learning, and hey, even having fun. Including the opening party on Friday it’s been three days actually.
I didn’t know what to expect before: just coders talking about the latest tricks in programming or mostly business guys trying to pitch their projects? Well, not at all. A great mix of people from very different ways of (online) life and a friendly atmosphere throughout the two days. I guess this wasn’t my last BarCamp. Too bad I didn’t meet Falk Lüke who I’d like to talk to, though.
Big ups to Franz Patzig, Robert Basic, and everyone else involved in organising this event. Well done! 
2 Responses to “BarCamp Frankfurt was Great”
Oops. I’m sorry. Been there on saturday, left at 6 pm. Didn’t return in sunday since I was busy in cologne. Well, maybe it’s time for a dedicated mediablogcamp?
By Falk on Apr 23, 2007
I am not really a media blogger, am I?
Anyway, I probably should have looked for you more carefully.
By Carsten Pötter on Apr 23, 2007