OSI Days 2010 (Open Source India 2010)
19.Sep.2010
- 21.Sep.2010
Chennai Trade Centre
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Open Source India (formerly LinuxAsia) started in 2003, with the mission to accelerate the growth of adoption of Open Source in Asia. Till date, the overall mission of Open Source India remains the same. A key attribute of Open Source India is that it tries to bridge the gap between the 'community' and the 'industry'
OSI Days is the crossroads of all things open source, bringing together 3000+ of the best, brightest, and most interesting people to explore what's new, and to champion the cause of open principles and open source adoption
Join us in Chennai, India to:
Meet the experts of PHP, Open Source Databases, Apache, Python, Perl, Ruby on Rails
See the best of breed technologies of Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Parallelism for Open Source World
Meet decision makers, CXO level Open Source champions, students and Government Official
Use open source to target Android, iPhone and other mobile platforms
Learn Open Source Business Models, Legal Issues and marketing strategies
Participate in FOSS India Awards, 2010.
At OSI Days you can choose to attend from multiple tracks around open source technologies and platforms, attend best of breed tutorials/ workshops, network with who is who of open source world and a chance to see a great city Chennai and India!
| Vineet Agrawal | Kinshuk Sunil |
22.Sep.2010 at 12:16 by pradeepgems (2 comments) (Feedback)
It was a really good conference. Thanks to all of the folks who organized this conference very well. Also thanks to speakers.
23.Sep.2010 at 03:22 by pradheep (3 comments) (Feedback)
the conference was perfect and very well organized. most of the sessions for the gold are useful. except tat i wanted to suggest rather advise on giving the sessions to lesser experience guys. for ex. the session on Javascript & CSS who had really lesser exp and it didnt go well. since most of them moved on their sessions. pls do take care in having the schedule.
24.Sep.2010 at 13:14 by nileshpatel (1 comments) (Feedback)
Thank you Organizing Committee
Rahul Chopra,Lavanya Rastogi,Vineet Agrawal,Dr. Saragur Srinidhi and Manoj Rastogi.
for Organizing This kind of Events.
25.Sep.2010 at 08:31 by srikanth.vittal (3 comments) (Feedback)
I and some of my friends attended. It was very good and informative.
28.Sep.2010 at 05:57 by Saravanan (2 comments) (Feedback)
Thanks to organizing committee & Speakers. All the sessions for gold are very useful[http://registration.osidays.com/instantEmailGold.php?email=tosaravanan.a@gmail.com] especially by Dave Hall, Marek Sotak, Prajwala's Search and Sonali are very useful.
One Issue Till now i and few didn't get the Certificate of attendance. I have no idea how they lost my name in the list, Organizers said that they will send by post. So waiting..... :)
04.Oct.2010 at 06:24 by Anonymous (Feedback)
Only a few presentations have been uploaded. What about the rest? Some conspicuous by their absence are
1. Building Powerful search in Drupal - Prajwala Manchiakatla
2. Typical architectures to scale large Drupal implementations - Denis Lafont
3. Quality assurance in PHP projects - Markus Franz
4. What's new in Drupal Theming - Marek Sotak
5. Hadoop, HBase & Hive at Facebook - Jonathan Gray
6. MySQL High availability tutorial - Sonali Minocha
7. Bringing operational maturity to business critical PHP applications - Siddhartha Agarwal
8. Drupal Theming - Marek Sotak
9. Best practices for opensource web application development - Jordyn Buchanan
10. Subversion 1.7 and the future of features - Senthil Kumaran
11. Building applications with Zend framework - Kevin Schroedar
12. HTML5:State of the art - Jason Levitt
13. Emerging Technologies for Analytics for Large Data Volumes - Roger Burkhardt
14. MySQL performance Tuning: Top 10 tips - Sonali Minocha
15. Getting ready to shift to the cloud - Siddhartha Agarwal
Can the organisers put this up soon.
04.Oct.2010 at 06:28 by sridharpandu (7 comments) (Feedback)
Oops didn't login before posting the list of missing presentations. So this post is to let people know it was I who posted the list of missing presentations.
05.Oct.2010 at 10:50 by Saravanan (2 comments) (Feedback)
Got the Certificate of attendance by post, Thanks to the organizing committee.