What sessions would you like to see at DevCon 2012?

[jpotts]

I am starting this topic to get your feedback on what sessions you'd like to see at DevCon. The call for papers is open, so if you've been thinking about presenting, but you aren't sure what to speak about, maybe some of the replies here will give you some ideas.

So how about it, folks? What is the session that will make it worth your trip to San Jose or Berlin?

Jeff

[icrew]

I'll definitely be at the conference regardless (it's incredibly useful), but two ideas for talks I'd personally like to see:

1) A presentation by the project managers regarding the roadmap for the coming year.  What changes are coming?  What areas will Alfresco be focusing on? What areas will Alfresco NOT be focusing on?  This would help us make decisions about whether we should be thinking about implementing customizations to get certain features, or whether they're coming and we should just be patient.  I'd hope that this presentation could be pretty detailed, but could also include sufficient time for plenty of Q&A.

2) A showcase of the best/most impressive third-party add-ons to Alfresco.  What are some of the coolest/most useful third-party improvements to Alfresco?  I'd love to see a session with a bunch of brief (10 minute?) demonstrations of them.  This could even possibly be turned into some sort of awards program–Apple has done something similar at their developers conference.

Thanks Jeff!

[icrew]

Re #2 in my post above, here's what I was referring to at the Apple Developer Conference: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/awards/

[thestorm]

I would be very intrested, about how Alfresco got adopted for special company needs (heavy Share customizations and propably also self written Clients JAVA/CMIS or whatever)

What for are you using CMIS and how you implemented it (Information Integration?)

Usability of Web-Frontend is still a hot topic for me, I think that share is a nice interface but way to overloaded. There should be a Document Management specific Interface (to my opinion) thats light weigth to use and customizable. Is anyone working on something like that?