FROM : nate.alf
DATE : Sat Apr 02 18:56:19 2005
Hello all - I realize this is slightly off-topic, and for that I apologize, but I am looking for advice on WWDC.
I have spent the last four years trying to get the company I work for to send one or two Mac developers to WWDC with zero luck.
This year I am looking to change that, and am investigating and weighing the cost vs benefit of sending myself. I know the prices,
and have checked out the sessions lineup at <http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/descriptions/>, but am interested in hearing feedback
from those who have attended in previous years.
I am currently an in-house developer Mac developer (8+ years) working for a large printing company, and am looking to expand my
knowledge base and well as network a bit. The keynote, as geek-like cool as it is, will not be my primary reason for attending.
So - Those of you that have attended WWDC in the past - do you feel the price you paid was recouped by what you learned at the technical sessions?
-- Nate Alf
'There is no problem so complicated that you can't find a very
simple answer to it if you look at it the right way.' --Douglas Adams
DATE : Sat Apr 02 18:56:19 2005
Hello all - I realize this is slightly off-topic, and for that I apologize, but I am looking for advice on WWDC.
I have spent the last four years trying to get the company I work for to send one or two Mac developers to WWDC with zero luck.
This year I am looking to change that, and am investigating and weighing the cost vs benefit of sending myself. I know the prices,
and have checked out the sessions lineup at <http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/descriptions/>, but am interested in hearing feedback
from those who have attended in previous years.
I am currently an in-house developer Mac developer (8+ years) working for a large printing company, and am looking to expand my
knowledge base and well as network a bit. The keynote, as geek-like cool as it is, will not be my primary reason for attending.
So - Those of you that have attended WWDC in the past - do you feel the price you paid was recouped by what you learned at the technical sessions?
-- Nate Alf
'There is no problem so complicated that you can't find a very
simple answer to it if you look at it the right way.' --Douglas Adams
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