CakeFest 2010: Thats a wrap
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CakeFest 2010 has come to a close. After 4 days of jam-packed talks, workshops, lightning talks and social outings, we're sad to see it finish.
CakeFest 2010 has come to a close. After 4 days of jam-packed talks, workshops, lightning talks and social outings, we're sad to see it finish.
I'd like to thank the community for their ongoing and ever increasing support. Both for the community and for the CakeFest conference itself. Without the passionate community around CakePHP, we couldn't achieve events like CakeFest 2010.
This year saw a huge interest from sponsors in CakeFest 2010. From large to small businesses, and even in a time of financial hardship worldwide, businesses are seeing the benefits in supporting events like CakeFest 2010 and in supporting open source overall. The generous contributions from all our sponsors ensured the success of this years event, and we'd like to thank each of them for their support this year:
We've had some outstanding responses from everyone that has attended. The adaptive nature of the workshops was well received, as we adjusted day 2 to meet the specific needs of the community.
We have a huge range of photos from the event here: http://s972.photobucket.com/home/CakePHP/allalbums
The gorgeous cake that we had custom made on Sunday was from Tipsy Cake (http://tipsycakechicago.com).
Slides and Resources
Lightning Talks
We'll be posting some more information as details become available about CakeFest 2011, and what plans we have for increasing the frequency of the CakeFest conferences.
Thanks for attending! We'll see you at the next event!
I'd like to thank the community for their ongoing and ever increasing support. Both for the community and for the CakeFest conference itself. Without the passionate community around CakePHP, we couldn't achieve events like CakeFest 2010.
This year saw a huge interest from sponsors in CakeFest 2010. From large to small businesses, and even in a time of financial hardship worldwide, businesses are seeing the benefits in supporting events like CakeFest 2010 and in supporting open source overall. The generous contributions from all our sponsors ensured the success of this years event, and we'd like to thank each of them for their support this year:
- CakeDC (Diamond Sponsor)
- Microsoft (Gold Sponsor)
- O'Reilly Media (Silver Sponsor)
- WidgetPress (Silver Sponsor)
- GitHub (Silver Sponsor)
- Loadsys (Exhibitor)
- FluidLino Creative (Supporter)
- ActiveState (Supporter)
- Affilorama (Supporter)
- Traffic Travis (Supporter)
- Guestlist (Supporter)
We've had some outstanding responses from everyone that has attended. The adaptive nature of the workshops was well received, as we adjusted day 2 to meet the specific needs of the community.
We have a huge range of photos from the event here: http://s972.photobucket.com/home/CakePHP/allalbums
The gorgeous cake that we had custom made on Sunday was from Tipsy Cake (http://tipsycakechicago.com).
Slides and Resources
- Re-imagining CakePHP (Graham Weldon): Slides, Feedback
- Using and re-using CakePHP plugins (Pierre Martin): Slides
- How to use MongoDB with CakePHP (Yasushi Ichikawa): Slides
- CakePHP in higher education (J. Erik Schaeffer): Slides
- Plumbing with Cake: Integrating CakePHP and Drupal (Mark Tovey): Slides
- Designing CakePHP plugins for consuming APIs (Neil Crookes): Slides, Feedback
- Simplifying heavy client side web applications using CakePHP and Adobe Flash Builder 4 (Brandon Plasters): Slides
- CakePHP Community: The whole is greater than the sum of its parts (Larry Masters)
- Win at life with unit testing (Mark Story): Slides
- Its easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get ACL permissions! (Erik Peterson)
- Developing an API (Andrew Curioso): Slides
- CakePHP at a massive scale, on a budget (Andy Gale): Slides
Lightning Talks
- Lee Forkenbrock - CakePHP in the political space
- Walther Lalk - Overview of Infinitas: Slides
- Yusuke Ando - This is our Cake (Presented by Yasushi Ichikawa)
- @sizuhiko - Using fixture at WebTestCase of CakePHP
- Jose Gonzalez - MongoDB is Webscale
- José Lorenzo RodrÃguez - Micro dispatching and custom routing
- Joel Brass - CakePHP in the cloud
- Camilo Martinez - OBlisk - The successful use of CakePHP with SQL Server in enterprises: Slides
- Jason McCreary - Cookie Troubles
- Gabriel Preston - CakeFest 2010 Contacts
We'll be posting some more information as details become available about CakeFest 2011, and what plans we have for increasing the frequency of the CakeFest conferences.
Thanks for attending! We'll see you at the next event!
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