Welcome to Euro Foo Camp
The First Eurofoo was from 5 pm Friday, August 20 through mid-day Sunday, August 22 2004 at the University of Twente, Enschede, the Netherlands. Check out the EuroFooSchedule, the SaturdaySchedule and the EuroFooMap (to find out which room is which).
It was attended by around 100 EuroFooCampers , who were doing interesting work in fields such as wireless, web services, open source programming, security, GPS, and all manner of emerging technologies. Over the weekend, EuroFoo Campers shared their works in progress, showed off the latest tech toys and hardware hacks, and tackled challenging problems together. FOAFCamp was held in the days before EuroFoo, but was a separate event (see FOAFCamp page for more details).
There are FooCampPictures from the event, as well as Venue pictures (and more venue pictures from beforehand, including HAL2001.
Event Video Footage Available!
Go and take a look at:
featuring people like Tim Oreilly, Piers Cawley and others.
After the Event
ThanksToTimOReillyAndAllHisTeamBecauseEuroFooRocked!
Post-event update on EuroOSCON2005
As a result of EuroFoo we're going to try and build a 3D chocolate printer
Wiki Entries from Before Eurofoo
The below really ought to be refactored before the NextEuroFoo
Things Campers want to talk about or do
Travel and Lodging for People going to Enschede another time
Eating and Drinking
Bringing Stuff
More info on the Foaf wiki...
I had an IdeaForALogo
There is an IRC channel (#eurofoo on irc.freenode.net); try this link: irc://irc.freenode.net/eurofoo .
Info on Foo Camp 2003, at O'Reilly's campus in Sebastopol, CA:
RecentChanges is also available as a scraped RSS Feed as a prelude to BenHammersley talking about BetterLivingThroughRSS.
Here's a list of cool MacSoftware as used by us here. Add your own.
If you need assistance on using a Kwiki first, check out KwikiHelpIndex. But really, all you need to know is this: Every page is editable. The only syntax you need to know is linking, and wiki links are even easier than HTML links. You just surround whatever text you want to link, plus the URL of the link destination, with square brackets. And if you write any word in what's called CamelCase (a word with embedded caps), that auto-generates a link to a page called http://wiki.oreillynet.com/eurofoo/index.cgi?YourCamelCasedWord, and creates a new blank page at that URL, ready for editing. If you want to override that autogenerated link for a CamelCase word, just put it in brackets with a different URL. Putting equals signs around a phrase makes it into a heading. There are a few more formatting tricks, but that's enough for most people to get by on.
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