Sean Reifschneider has posted a post-mortem of the PyCon 2007 wireless networking installation he designed and managed. From my experiences at other community conferences, almost no venue knows what to expect beforehand. Good work, Sean!
Sean Reifschneider has posted a post-mortem of the PyCon 2007 wireless networking installation he designed and managed. From my experiences at other community conferences, almost no venue knows what to expect beforehand. Good work, Sean!
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Thankfully most of the problems Sean mentioned were totally invisible to us....well, me. I won't try to speak for everyone, but connectivity was really good. I think there were two times that I had problems connecting. And that's not bad considering how often I suspended my laptop, went to another session, resumed, reconnected.... I'll be satisfied if next year's network connectivity is *as good* as it was this year. Great work, Sean.