If you attended BarCamp Cork and thought you’d like to run an unconference yourself, below is just a quick idea of what is involved.

Try to have 2 and preferably 3 organisers. It’s possible as a solo run but can add to your stress level.
The venue is the number 1 priority. If you can get it [...]

Every BarCamp is different and I hope we can learn each time from what went well and what didn’t. I’m going to kick off with a few of my thoughts about last weekend but I’m much more interested in hearing all of your thoughts.
So in no particular order:

The venue - still amazing and just ideal [...]

This post should have been written last weekend so apologies for the slowness.
There are a bunch of people to thank for the success of BarCamp. It genuinely couldn’t have happened without them.

YOU! BarCamp is about everyone contributing in some way. The speakers did an awesome job and everyone else asked, discussed, argued and queried brilliantly. [...]

Bart has made the code-drop from Saturday available. He’ll do another drop later this week with a better landing page etc.
 
It requires:

Python 2.5
Django 1.0
sqlite3
pysqlite3

Right now you can either access the http://localhost:8000/events/ or the http://localhost:8000/admin/ pages to play around.
login: admin
pass: barcamp
Code archive file: green.zip

You’ll find photos of the day in two main locations:
Pix.ie
Flickr
Some of the snappers include:
Phil O’Kane
Alexia Golez
Donncha O’Caoimh
Jessica Mannering
Me
In general if you are uploading pics, please tag them with “barcampcork” so we can find them on the various sites.
Leave a comment below with a direct link to your pics.

Several members of an obscure Californian cult with a svengali known only as Black Turtleneck left some of their magic charms behind at BarCamp yesterday. If they are yours, just email me directly on conor AT loudervoice DOT com.

This is just brilliant. Well done Ian. Belly laugh on a Sunday morning post-BarCamp
Faces of Barcamp from Ian O'Donnell on Vimeo.