About Carolina Code Camp
The Enterprise Developers Guild launched the first Code Camp event in Charlotte
in Spring 2005 and has been holding Code Camps at least annually ever since, making
the Fall 2009 event the 9th held. Previous locations include the Microsoft offices
off W. Arrowood Rd. and the CPCC Central Campus off Elizabeth Ave. and Charlottetowne
Ave. (formerly E. Independence Blvd.). In its early years, it attracted less than
100 attendees but has been growning rapidly and is now one of the largest events
of its kind with an estimated 300 developers and enthusiasts expected for the Fall
2009 event.
For more information, visit www.developersguild.org.
About MSDN Code Camps
MSDN Code Camps are community events where developers and enthusiasts come to learn
from and network with their peers. The original Code Camp was a conglomeration of
ideas by many different people across the development community. The idea was simple,
provide an off-hour forum for the development community to speak and share ideas
for them to come and enjoy. Expect lots of education, networking, and food.
An original MSDN Code Camp organizer, Thom Robbins, wrote a six-point manifesto:
- By and for the developer community
- Always free
- Community developed material
- No fluff – only code
- Community ownership
- Never occur during working hours
About Enterprise Developers Guild
The Enterprise Developers Guild is an independently run, volunteer user group that
meets on a regular basis to discuss and share information on a variety of Microsoft-centric
technology topics. We provide an excellent, inexpensive way to receive technical
education and meet with peers to get more out of the latest Microsoft platforms,
products, technologies, and resources.
The Enterprise Developers Guild meets the fourth Tuesday of every month, except December, at the Microsoft Campus in Charlotte, North Carolina. Meetings are from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Dinner is pizza and soft drinks, courtesy of our meeting host.
For more information, visit www.developersguild.org.
About ACM - Association for Computing Machinery
The purpose of our organization is to provide networking and resources for all CPCC
students interested in learning more about the IT field. Whether you are a student,
a supporter of Central Piedmont Community College or a professional looking to develop
your technical skills, we are pleased to have something to offer you.
If you would like to become more involved with CPCC ACM, check out our upcoming events, learn about our SIGs, or join today!
For more information, visit www.cpcc.edu/acm.