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Here is a list of talks at the MySQL user conference that focus on new and upcoming features in MySQL. I will try to attend most of these myself, although I have some certifications to acquire and other topics of interest. It’s almost like I would like to split myself in multiple threads so I could see it all 
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Tags: conference, mysql, mysql certification
I finally received confirmation that I’m attending the MySQL Conference 2009, yay! I didn’t really dive deep into all the conference has to offer just because I didn’t want to get too excited and then not be able to go. Now that I do know I’m going, I’m full on with excitement and thought I would share that excitement here Continue Reading
Tags: conference, fosdem, interview, jack adams, mysql, opensolaris, video
This was an interview Jack Adams did with me at the MySQL/OpenSolaris booth at FOSDEM last weekend.
Jack adams is an OpenSolaris mascotte, look around on YouTube for more funny interviews with him.
Tags: conference, fosdem, live blogging, mysql, Q&A, Sun
Here’s my sort of transcript of the most important things that were said during the Q&A with Kaj Arno at FOSDEM09. If you have any questions (or corrections if you were there and think i misinterpreted) please use the comments.
It is virtually unedited, so it’s rough but I don’t have the time right now to write it all out..
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Kaj Arno – Recent developments / roadmap of MySQL
Kaj shows who he is -> VP MySQL of community relations
Non-paying customers = community
when want to pay or can pay => customer marketing steps in
don’t want to turn whole community into customer, but when … Continue Reading
I am now at FOSDEM, volunteering at the MySQL project stand and attending sessions in between.
Today is the most important day for MySQL. At 13:15 CET there will be a talk by Kaj Arno covering recent events at Sun/MySQL.
I am here with Santo Leto from HoneySoftware at the moment and he is going to attempt live blogging that session. Internet has not been the best here so far, so keep your fingers crossed!
Left-to-right: Me, Santo Leto for MySQL and Kristian Vlaardingerbroek for the OpenSolaris project
A few months ago I decided to attend FOSDEM 2009, a free open source conference in Brussels, just 150 kilometers from my home in Rotterdam.
A few weeks later I bumped into a call for participation on Lenz Grimmer’s blog. I signed up, thinking I could spare a few hours and it would be fun to tell other people about this product I have come to care so much about.
Tags: conference, inted, paper, presentation
Come and meet us at the INTED2009 conference in Valencia, Spain in March of 2009. Walter has just
been accepted to submit a paper and do an oral presentation during the conference.
INTED is a conference about technology and education. From the INTED2009 website:
“The general objective of the conference is to promote international collaboration in the fields of Education, Technology and Research in all educational fields and disciplines.”
The talk (and paper) will be outlining what MySQL can be used for in organisations in general and in teh educational field specifically. We hope to be promoting the use of MySQL … Continue Reading
