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BSDCan 2014 summary

BSDCan 2014 and the accompanying FreeBSD devsummit are officially over. Let's recap. FreeBSD devsummit The FreeBSD devsumit at BSDCan is, by far, the largest of them all. It is true that I already visited a devsummit once —the one in EuroBSDCon 2013—, but this is the first time I participate in the "real deal" while also being a committer. The first impressive thing about this devsummit is that there were about 120 attendees. The vast majority of these were developers, of course, but there was also a reasonable presence from vendors — including, for example, delegates from Netflix, Isilon, NetApp and even smaller parties like Tarsnap.

May 21, 2014 · Tags: <a href="/tags/bsdcan">bsdcan</a>, <a href="/tags/conference">conference</a>, <a href="/tags/freebsd">freebsd</a>, <a href="/tags/netbsd">netbsd</a>, <a href="/tags/testing">testing</a>
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