First Joel on Software conference

12.May.2008
Registration is now open for the Business Software 2008 (first Joel on Software Conference). Neil has lined up great speakers:

Seth Godin, Business Week is the "Ultimate Entrepreneur for the Information Age" is the best-selling author of 7 books (including permission Marketing and purple cow), as well as the most popular eBook all time.
Eric Sink, founder of SourceGear, author of the book "Eric Sink the Business Software" and those who embossed term "Micro-ISV"
Steve Johnson on Pragmatic Marketing and winner of last year's competition Software Idol
Richard Stallman launched the development of the GNU operating system, now used in tens of millions of computers today. Stallman received the ACM Grace Hopper Award, a MacArthur Foundation fellowship, is the Electronic Frontier Foundation Pioneer Awards, and the Takeda Award for social / economic betterment
Paul Kenny is one of the most important selling UK trainers, consultants and speakers. He worked with many customers in three continents, including IBM, Perot Systems, The Guardian and dozens more.
Dharmesh Shah is a geek, a serial entrepreneur, founder of HubSpot and blogger in OnStartups.com
Jessica Livingston is the author of Founders at Work: Stories of Startups' infancy and founder of Y Combinator
Jason Fried is the founder of 37signals (developers Basecamp and Ruby on Rails) and Signal vs. Noise blogger
Joel Spolsky, aka, "me," stated DJ, has more than 600 points karma on social news sites "Reddit."
BoS2008 is in Boston, September 3-4. Boston is absolutely beautiful in September. The weather is usually perfect. You can go kayaking in Charles or have a duck tour in the event that you are low. More than 250000 college students just arrived, full of hope and optimism utterly unjustifiable. The summer tourist crowd is mostly gone home, so you can get into museums and historical monuments. There are plenty of cafes, which are not included-NASDAQ.