Impressions from the South Florida Code Camp
Text Control exhibited at the South Florida Code Camp held at Nova Southeastern University, where about 1500 registered attendees made it the second largest code camp in the US. The team demonstrated the latest product versions and gathered feedback from the developer community.
We had a great weekend in Florida at the South Florida Code Camp on the beautiful campus of the Nova Southeastern University. About 1500 registered attendees made this event the second largest code camp in the United States.
We gave many demos to interested developers and existing users and showed our latest versions. It is always a lot of fun getting feedback from the community - thanks to all attendees for stopping by our table.
Below are some impressions of the conference in this great venue:
See you next year!
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