DemoCampEdmonton7 took place last week and the lineup of presenting companies was solid. Five startups at various stages in their development demo'ed their wares:
The event also included a 'hack' demo - the concept explained by Mack Male in his recap of the event:
Tonight we did something new as well – a “hack” demo. The idea is to show one really rough project at each event. Reg and Sean started things off with TwitClipper, a bookmarklet service to tweet highlighted text via Twitter’s OAuth API. Impressively, it was built on the 3-hour drive down to Calgary for their last DemoCamp!
Two upcoming Edmonton Camps were annouced at the event - TransitCampEdmonton on May 30th and BarCampEdmonton2 on June 13th. If you're attending either and would like to cover for Techvibes, let us know in advance as we're still on the lookout for an Edmonton Community Manager.
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