This Weekend The FileMaker Event of the fall is in Portland OR – PauseOnError 5 – FileMaker Today

It’s finally here this weekend, get in your plane, train or automobile and head to…. PauseOnError – at the Ace – Portland – starting at 4pm on Sunday the 26th is

Where

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  Ace Hotel, 1022 SW Stark St. in Portland. Reservation details here: hotel info
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  The block of rooms we reserved at the Ace are sold out, but people’s plans change, so we recommend calling the Ace and asking.

Why

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  We’re holding this event for the same reason we started Pause:
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  This is a great way for us to get together, share our work, get feedback, and learn from each other
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  We are, in part, inspired by the various community-driven events such as the Chelsea Hotel Art Fair and ApacheCon
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  Above all, this is a really cool way to spend some time with, and learn from, folks we just don’t get to see often enough

Here is the schedule so far…

The data modeling sessions at Pause have always had a big impact and so far there are some great ones planned for October in Portland.

Dave Graham – Workforce.org : Let’s Party! – pitfalls and benefits to implementing a Party Model and generalized frameworks in FileMaker.

Jason Young – SeedCode : Wet and Dry Development in FileMaker checking our assumptions

Todd Geist – geistinteractive : Universal Context You can get there from here!

Kevin Frank : Runtime Code – Blurring the distinction between data and schema. If you have examples, bring them to share.

(Complete Schedule)

How to Participate

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   Purchase a ticket. Forty tickets will be available for sale Monday September 22nd. Pause is capped at 120 people and tickets will go fast so watch this space–tickets–and follow @pauseonerror on twitter for more up-to-date info
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   Win a Scholarship to attend Pause (if you have been developing in FM for less than a year)
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   Once you’ve acquired a ticket, you’ll be invited to edit this wiki. If you want to hold a session, head over to sessions and follow the instructions there
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   If you see a session you’d like to attend, drop a comment on that session page
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   Ultimately, Pause is what you, the attendees, make of it. Learn about how to shape Pause here: Attendee Field Guide or read this reaction to the first Pause to get an overview