In June I announced that I'd be participating in The Astoria Seminar, an
intensive C++ event taking place September 24-26 in Astoria, Oregon. I noted
that the event was limited to 55 attendees, so the attendee-speaker ratio was
guaranteed to be 11:1 or less. Right now, there are still a fair number of
spots open, so it's looking likely that the attendee-speaker ratio will be well
under 11:1.
I can't predict the future, but I think it's highly unlikely you'll ever get
another chance to attend an event with this kind of access to Andrei
Alexandrescu, Dave Abrahams, Walter Bright, Eric Niebler, and me. If you've
been thinking about attending the seminar, but have been undecided, I encourage
you to give it serious consideration. I really do think it's likely to be a
one-of-a-kind event.
For details on the Astoria Seminar, visit http://www.astoriaseminar.com/ .
Scott
intensive C++ event taking place September 24-26 in Astoria, Oregon. I noted
that the event was limited to 55 attendees, so the attendee-speaker ratio was
guaranteed to be 11:1 or less. Right now, there are still a fair number of
spots open, so it's looking likely that the attendee-speaker ratio will be well
under 11:1.
I can't predict the future, but I think it's highly unlikely you'll ever get
another chance to attend an event with this kind of access to Andrei
Alexandrescu, Dave Abrahams, Walter Bright, Eric Niebler, and me. If you've
been thinking about attending the seminar, but have been undecided, I encourage
you to give it serious consideration. I really do think it's likely to be a
one-of-a-kind event.
For details on the Astoria Seminar, visit http://www.astoriaseminar.com/ .
Scott
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