The links on the right have more information there. Check out the About page to get the vital information. There is a list of suggested tracks. These are still just suggestions. As community members volunteer to present and people suggest sessions they are interested in the list may change. Let us know. Stay tuned as more information comes along!

If you are interested in speaking or heading a track then sign up on the speakers list.

If you or your company would like to contribute in some other way then email Rich!.

Here are some pictures of the University of Phoenix campus where the code camp will be held.

There are 7 class rooms, which are configured with 25 seats with desks. There are also 3 team rooms with 5 chairs.

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After waiting all afternoon for the host to update their settings the site is finally moved over.

They did something creative with the virtual paths which made it take longer. Sorry for anyone who tried to access the site while it was down. Everything should be good now. The theme and customization are still to come.

The site is migrating to a new server and upgrading the WordPress software to version 2.0. Attempting both at once increases the likely hood of downtime, but doing both at once means there will only be the chance of a single downtime instead of two downtimes. Hopefully all will go well.

Interested in being a speaker for the Boise Code Camp? There is a mailing list just for you.

This list is specifically for speakers and track leads.  After signing up to the list introduce yourself and let us know what you are interested in covering.  Subjects are first come first serve.

It is official. The date for the 2006 Boise Code Camp is March 18 at the University of Phoenix in Meridian, Idaho (off Eagle road).

The polls are closed and the results are in. Here is our selection of dates for the code camp.

1st

March 4

2nd

March 18

3rd

March 11

These dates will be submitted to University of Phoenix in Meridian and we will see what is available.

The vote for dates is leaning toward March 4th. Once the poll is over we will see what dates we can get from University of Phoenix, then we will announce the final date. For right now we are looking for people to lead tracks. If you want to present then start a track to cover your subject. As a track head you will just be responsible for maintaining a track page and coordinating people who want to present on that track, usually you will be presenting at least one session in your track, but you are not required to.

Also use the register link on the lower right to register for an account on this site.

If you want to get in on voting for dates then sign up for the Yahoo!Group

Then vote in the poll.

We have a tenitive location: University of Phoenix in Meridian, Idaho. They have 7 classrooms that will seat aproximately 25 people (unless we bring in more chairs and take out the desks). We can connect two of the classrooms and fill the big room full of seats for a opening session. They also have a few small 6-person break-out rooms. Now we just need to secure a date with them and it will be a done deal.