Back from Philly Code Camp 2013.2
Text Control exhibited at Philly Code Camp 2013.2 at Penn State Abington, held three days after the TX Text Control X10 release. Attendees expressed strong interest in the new reporting features. The biannual code camp draws a wide audience from the regional .NET community.
Twice a year, we are sponsoring and exhibiting at the Philly Code Camp at the beautiful campus of the Penn State Abington University.
This year, it was scheduled 3 days after our recent release of TX Text Control X10 and we had a tremendous interest in our new reporting features. It was fantastic to talk to so many smart and enthusiastic people - thanks for stopping by our table.
Find below some impressions of the Philly Code Camp 2013.2:
Next stop is the NDC conference in London - see you in Great Britain!
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