It was sunshine and blue skies in Orlando for the OrlandoJUG Lightning talks this month.



We met and enjoyed a pot luck dinner. There was more than enough food for everyone.




The approach we took for the talks was to post our topics on the whiteboard, then spend about 5 minutes on each topic. A question and answer session followed each talk.


We learned about BarCamp from David Harris - what it is and why you'd want to go. There's a BarCamp here in Tampa, FL this weekend.


Greg Groves talked about HL7 and hospital information systems.



John Considine talked about TPTP - the Test and Performance Tools Platform.


John DiLorenzo discussed the Pentaho reports component he used in a recent project.



Matt Drees talked about payment processing at Campus Crusade for Christ.

All in all, a good time was had. I think the "unconference" style meeting is very enjoyable! If you have any questions or comments about the meeting, please post them here. If you're interested in attending future meetings, please join the OrlandoJUG group here on Codetown to receive announcements. Thanks! ...Mike Levin

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