The Dev8D event is now over. As always, David did an excellent job at organizing a developer-oriented event that doesn’t follow the traditional, academic-style workshops/conferences. It was fun. It was also great talking with the other geeks in the repository space. There are many clever folks there!
BTW… the “8D” in “Dev8D” is a smilie, in case it’s not obvious; it wasn’t to me 🙂
Few folks were briefly interviewed. Here are Alex‘s and my 5 mins (my conversation with the journalist was longer than 5 mins so I don’t think my answers matched the questions… sorry 🙁
I am going to prepare few follow up blogs related to the “Famulus” session. Stay tuned.
Update: I forgot to mention… Yes, I do know I look rounder, as Steve observed 🙂 Working on it. Lee Dirks and I have committed to running the Vancouver half marathon this year.
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