The Thirsty Developer: Codeapalooza Conversation

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The first ever (and hopefully annual) Codeapalooza eventwas held on September 6, 2008 in Wheaton, IL (a suburb of Chicago).  The eventwas a partnership between the | Chicago .NET User Group andthe | Chicago alt.net group.  After the conference ended we sat down with some of the organizers and s...

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The first ever (and hopefully annual) Codeapalooza event was held on September 6, 2008 in Wheaton, IL (a suburb of Chicago).  The event was a partnership between the Chicago .NET User Group and the Chicago alt.net group.   After the conference ended we sat down with some of the organizers and speakers and did a roundtable discussion that led to conversations about UX, languages and what you would like to do if you could "code for fun".

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Jason Bock - @jasonbock on Twitter
Kirstin J - @kirstinj on Twitter
Chris Williams - @chrisgwilliams on Twitter
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Keith Franklin
Brian Mavity

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