you are right with the point that you can learn as much around other attendees as from formal sessions, (hence a conference not a webinar)  however i have been to many conferences including cluecon and I have seen that cluecon being the only conference that is really community driven, an open minded culture all suggestions and ideas are not just taken in consideration it is appreciated, and it helps the cluecon dev team if not financially morally, aside the fact that Micheal's effort assures the sessions are really informative, educating and entertaining.

Sincerely

Moshe

On 7/15/2013 5:53 AM, admin wrote:

Hi, Just thought some of you could help me decide about attendance.  Just put in first system, learning fast, but many times the hard way!  Worked through the books and wiki, so I am past being a beginner.  I was looking at the list of presentations and although they seemed very interesting, I need some "intermediate" knowledge.  Most conferences I attend, I seem to learn as much around the other attendees as I do in the formal sessions.


If you have any thoughts I would greatly appreciate them.  I also need to justify the expense...


Thanks,


James 



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