Comments on: Collok.com Manages Your OpenWorld Schedule http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule IBM RPG and Databases Thu, 09 Sep 2010 20:14:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Dan Norris http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-33 Dan Norris Wed, 20 Dec 2006 13:10:29 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-33 <p>Congrats, Matt, on the launch! Guess I know what you'll be doing next week since I know you can't stand having things out there that aren't ready :). Luckily, I'm pretty sure the bars have wireless in SF.</p> Congrats, Matt, on the launch! Guess I know what you’ll be doing next week since I know you can’t stand having things out there that aren’t ready :). Luckily, I’m pretty sure the bars have wireless in SF.

]]> By: topperge http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-32 topperge Wed, 20 Dec 2006 12:35:06 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-32 <p>Thanks guys, but as you know, I'm a bit of a perfectionist and just ran out of time. My day job has had me working overtime. I think the alert system will help out a ton. I know I've always pulling out my laptop trying to figure out where I'm heading next.</p> <p>I'll probably be hanging out in the OTN Lounge / Unconference area during the day and cranking out code. If anyone wants to help out I'd be more than happy to open up the source repository. Its written on MySql and Rails with a bunch of off the shelf gems and plugins.</p> <p>I'm hoping to add Open Microblogging (http://openmicroblogging.org/) support to the site so people can connect up their air apps to see whats happening. I think this will be the first Rails app that supports the standard.</p> <p>If anyone has any questions or problems drop me an email at support@collok.com or collok.uservoice.com .</p> Thanks guys, but as you know, I’m a bit of a perfectionist and just ran out of time. My day job has had me working overtime. I think the alert system will help out a ton. I know I’ve always pulling out my laptop trying to figure out where I’m heading next.

I’ll probably be hanging out in the OTN Lounge / Unconference area during the day and cranking out code. If anyone wants to help out I’d be more than happy to open up the source repository. Its written on MySql and Rails with a bunch of off the shelf gems and plugins.

I’m hoping to add Open Microblogging (http://openmicroblogging.org/) support to the site so people can connect up their air apps to see whats happening. I think this will be the first Rails app that supports the standard.

If anyone has any questions or problems drop me an email at support@collok.com or collok.uservoice.com .

]]> By: topperge http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-31 topperge Wed, 20 Dec 2006 09:07:20 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-31 <p>Oh and I just found my first bug, its fixed Hopefully no one noticed.</p> Oh and I just found my first bug, its fixed Hopefully no one noticed.

]]> By: Jake http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-30 Jake Tue, 19 Dec 2006 23:27:18 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-30 <p>We should sit down with Rich and Raimonds, the two Rails guys I know in the Oracle sphere. </p> <p>What about a hackathon session at the Unconference? You could book a couple sessions for anyone interested. Let me know, since I'll be onsite as soon as I arrive to move my geek-speak session.</p> <p>Or you could do a hackathon after hours somewhere cozy with wi-fi?</p> We should sit down with Rich and Raimonds, the two Rails guys I know in the Oracle sphere.

What about a hackathon session at the Unconference? You could book a couple sessions for anyone interested. Let me know, since I’ll be onsite as soon as I arrive to move my geek-speak session.

Or you could do a hackathon after hours somewhere cozy with wi-fi?

]]> By: Jim http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-29 Jim Tue, 19 Dec 2006 15:32:00 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-29 <p>Will definitely take a look. As an aside, the regular OW schedule builder app is absolutely horrendous - given all the great tools and smart UI people that Oracle has, it's a real shame. I know it's outsourced, but I bet tons of big-5 or isv partners would have actually payed oracle to let them write them a much better app, on the Oracle stack, provided they could plaster their logo all over it.</p> <p>Oracle had a captive audience of 40,000+ attendees, what a way to MISS a chance to excite them with a real hands-on experience</p> Will definitely take a look. As an aside, the regular OW schedule builder app is absolutely horrendous - given all the great tools and smart UI people that Oracle has, it’s a real shame. I know it’s outsourced, but I bet tons of big-5 or isv partners would have actually payed oracle to let them write them a much better app, on the Oracle stack, provided they could plaster their logo all over it.

Oracle had a captive audience of 40,000+ attendees, what a way to MISS a chance to excite them with a real hands-on experience

]]> By: Jake http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-28 Jake Tue, 19 Dec 2006 11:10:26 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/collokcom-manages-your-openworld-schedule#comment-28 <p>I think this is great fodder for Oracle Listens I haven't been able to use the Schedule Builder, but I've heard similar complaints.</p> <p>Maybe next year, after all, the OOW social experience was through a third party in 06, 07, and this year it's through Mix. These things take time.</p> I think this is great fodder for Oracle Listens I haven’t been able to use the Schedule Builder, but I’ve heard similar complaints.

Maybe next year, after all, the OOW social experience was through a third party in 06, 07, and this year it’s through Mix. These things take time.

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