MWNW Toronto Community Night - Make Web Not War

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Frédéric Harper

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Make Web Not War

MWNW Toronto Community Night – 2011-12-01

Frederic Harper - @fharper
Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Canada

1998

We also had interesting
characters…

1. Contribution
2. Collaboration
3. Community

"We thank Microsoft for their
generous sponsorship in support of
the Apache Software Foundation
and the more than 60 top level
projects in use and development."

- Jim Jagielski, Chairman:
Apache Software Foundation

“We at the Eclipse Foundation are
thrilled
to have Microsoft
supporting open source projects
here."

– Mike Milinkovich, Executive Director: Eclipse Foundation

Questions?
Frederic Harper

fredh@microsoft.com
@fharper

http://webnotwar.ca
http://oocz.net

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