3DBC Wednesday Activities
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Oh well, I suppose I'll have to continue keeping quiet about alpha-testing the NURBS Toolset. Oh Rats!!!
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@alan fraser said:
Oh well, I suppose I'll have to continue keeping quiet about alpha-testing the NURBS Toolset. Oh Rats!!!
Alan, you...
Anssi
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Many thanks for taking the time to give us all a glimpse into what has been going on as well as your willingness to be open about yourself.
In addition thanks for all of your great work on rubies that help us all.
Hope you enjoyed the last day.
Karl
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Now that basecamp has wrapped up, has anyone come across a wrap up blog/post. The blog is empty. Don't know if possible future features were not shown, or were shown but fell under NDA.
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Speaking for myself, I've been really tired at the end of each "3DBC" day and I won't actually be home until next week (I'm writing this from a hotel in San Francisco). And Gaieus, who set up the blog about the meeting, was unable to access the 'net from the Googleplex or his hotel.
Give us all a bit of time and we'll spill the beans, such as they are. Now if you'll excuse me, it's been an exhausting day and I'm going to bed.
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Speaking of beans: Alan...that's one of the buckets of food you should steer clear of :`)
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Absolutely Tom. Also, one should never smoke after partaking of a bucket of beans.
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Woke up in my own bed this morning, I am back.
So much to to say.
I had a great time and pretty much met and spoke with everyone and more, there indeed is news but I need to get all my little obscure notes written on napkins, business cards etc together so as to get my facts together before I say anything.
Meeting SCF members in the flesh was the real hi-light to me, we have some awesome folk on this site and it was my pleasure to make their acquaintance.My general view of 3DBC is a very favorable one and I believe it should be an annual event, a Sketchup pilgrimage that every serious user should have the opportunity to attend at least once. I agree with Coen, Mike and Csaba that a European destination needs to be the venue for the next one.
As for the Google team, they were all very friendly and accommodating, so unassuming and approachable. I had open and engaging chats with everyone from the Sketchup founder (Brad Schell) to the newly employed SU staff as if we have been friends for years.
I will be posting much more info and details as soon as I get myself organized.
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Ok, Clark Kent
Our local news reporter in disguise.... -
hehe, the best of rudy slides
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Who's "Rudy"? Hehe.
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Thanks Phil. I try to have fun! However, "The Best of Rudy" was a screw-up! I've since changed it, and filled in a couple pieces of missing information. I'll be sending the presentation to Google for them to post / host. I might put it on Smustard too, in PDF form. The video will be best though. I've no idea when that will be posted.
Todd
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Many thanks Todd. wish I was there.....
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Todd Your presentation was one of my favorites. Your sense of humor is an asset for a presentation. Too bad you could not have passed out Stromboli to the audience but then no one would have wanted to leave.
I'll upload more of my photos from 3dbc soon.
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