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Kaj Arnö
« MySQL Winter of Code
MySQL 4.0 has reached the final stage of its lifecycle »

Thank you, campers!

The first MySQL Camp is over. A whopping 223 registered attendees, most of whom were overwhelmingly active participants. Plenty of valuable feedback. Constant attention by Ken Jacobs (who assured the audience that “Oracle would never do anything to harm MySQL“), VP of Oracle. Superb Google hosting, facilities, food. Lots of beer by Proven Scaling. Fantastic sessions. What more could one hope for?

Thank you, Google! Thank you, Jay! Thank you, MySQL campers!

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