[erlang-questions] Where is 13th International Erlang/OTP UserConference going to be?

[Bjarne Däcker]

Hello

This year's EUC will take place in the same location as last year. 
Directions to the conference can be found in

http://www.erlang.se/euc/06/map.html

We published some hints last year too which we might update

http://www.erlang.se/euc/06/hints.html

Hotel Älvsjö offers a rebate for EUC visitors during 7-9 November. Don't 
forget to mention "Erlang".

http://www.hotellalvsjo.nu/eng/index.htm

Last year we organised some seminars on the day after the EUC. We might do 
that again if somebody offers to present some subject or lead a discussion.

To register for the EUC just send a mail stating name and affiliation to 
euc@REDACTED

The last few years we have organised a little tour around Stockholm on the 
day before the EUC for foreign visitors ending up in some suitable pub.

Welcome !

Bjarne Däcker

EUC chairman joint with Kenneth Lundin

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "G Bulmer" <gbulmer@REDACTED>
To: "Ulf Wiger" <ulf@REDACTED>
Cc: "Erlang-Questions (E-mail)" <erlang-questions@REDACTED>
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 9:15 PM
Subject: Re: [erlang-questions] Where is 13th International Erlang/OTP 
UserConference going to be?


Thank you.

I have only been to Stockholm once before, for a morning meeting,
after which I flew home, so I am thinking of staying on for a coupe
of days.
Is this a pleasant part of the city to stay, or would you (or anyone)
recommend some other part of the city?

G Bulmer


On 7 Oct 2007, at 20:40, Ulf Wiger wrote:

> It will be in the same place as last year:
>
> http://hitta.se/SearchCombi.aspx?vad=&var=armborstv%e4gen+%e4lvsj%f6
> (Approximately - you should go to the main entrance).
>
> As to whether it will be one or two days, I have no clue.
>
> BR,
> Ulf W
>
> 2007/10/7, G Bulmer <gbulmer@REDACTED>:
>> After last weeks excellent Erlang workshop, I am thinking about going
>> to the 13th International Erlang/OTP User Conference.
>> Unfortunately, I don't know where it is (more precisely than
>> Stockholm).
>>
>> Is it in a hotel or a conference centre?
>> Is there a hotel offering a good deal on accommodation? I notice that
>> Hotell Älvsjö was offering a discount last year.
>>
>> I realise this is very likely too late for this year, but I will
>> suggest it anyway.
>> It takes several days out of my schedule to go to a conference, and
>> it's much easier to justify to myself when there are a couple of days
>> of content. I would be very interested in a full day of training-
>> orientated sessions towards "Erlang for those who have largely read
>> and understood Joe's book". The things I feel I miss are the
>> idiomatic uses of Erlang (like John Hughes' tiny [X || X>0]), and I'd
>> love a 1/2+ day chunk of "Programming Distributed Erlang
>> Applications: Pitfalls & Recipes" with hands on exercises. I suspect
>> other newbies would too.
>>
>> I wouldn't expect it for free, though I am price sensitive (this is
>> my holiday, after all :-), maybe 116 €/person, with a group of 20
>> people? We bring our laptops with Erlang installed and ready to go,
>> and the organiser provides a wireless network to distribute example
>> code, slides and stuff. The whole thing could be the day after the
>> user conference.
>>
>> If Erlang takes off big, it will be almost essential for next year.
>> So the opportunity is to beta-test the whole process on us this
>> year :-)
>>
>> I notice that last year, the conference was 2 days long. Does anyone
>> know why it's only one day, the 8th, this year, or is there more
>> announcements to come?
>>
>> G Bulmer
>>
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