Codemash 2012 Recap & Pictures
First off, I would like to express my gratitude to
- the volunteers who put forth hundreds of hours to organize Codemash. I cannot begin to imagine the challenges and headaches of organizing an event like CodeMash and somehow you guys pull it off with flawless execution every single year. Kudos.
- the sponsors who make CodeMash possible(and also give out cool free stuff)
- The presenters and the attendees
- the pigs that committed themselves so that we could enjoy bacon
- the chickens involvement in providing eggs for breakfast
Below are photos I took at Codemash 2012 including misc event photos, pictures of humorous Tweets on the large screen, a few presentations and the Pecha Kucha talks. If you are in one of these photos and want the high-res image, I have NEF/RAW and jpg
Misc CodeMash Images
This Is Why You Shouldn't Put Tweets on the Big Screen
Pecha Kucha
Scott Hanselman - Dealing with Information Overload
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