Sponsors

The BarCamp London 9 team would like to thank the following sponsors for their generosity in making the event possible:

City University

City University London is a principal provider of undergraduate, postgraduate, professional and vocational education in the United Kingdom. The University is committed to leading London in education, research and knowledge transfer for businesses and the professions and is renowned for its international focus and the employability of its graduates.

The University attracts over 21,000 students from 156 countries, while teaching staff are drawn from nearly 50 international locations, ensuring that the University has a truly international outlook. City University London was founded in 1894 as the Northampton Institute and was awarded full university status in 1966.

Visit the City University London web site for more information.

globaldev

Ranked 8th fastest growing technology company in the UK in the 2010 Deloitte Technology Fast 50, Global Personals Ltd is one of the largest privately owned online dating companies in Europe.

Launched in 2003 and currently employing over 90 full time staff, the company owns and operates its own online dating sites including DatingAgency.com, Singles365.com and JustSingleParents.com, whilst its B2B service, WhiteLabelDating.com, offers a platform for brands and individuals to power their own dating sites that currently includes FHM, Cosmopolitan, Magic FM and PlentyMoreFish.

Join the Global Personals development team (globaldev) of 25 engineers, developers and designers and work on the engine that powers over 6,000 online dating websites for over 6,000,000 members around the world. Find out more about the Global Personals development team at globaldev.co.uk.

globaldev were also a sponsor of BCL8, so we'd like to thank them for their continued support.

X.commerce

We are pleased to announce the support of X.commerce as a sponsor of BarCamp London 9.

X.commerce harnesses the technologies of eBay, PayPal and Magento to create the first end-to-end multi-channel commerce technology platform. Our vision is to enable merchants of every size, service providers and developers to thrive in a marketplace where in-store, online, mobile and social selling are all mission critical to business success. Learn more at x.com.

One of the X.commerce companies, PayPal, also kindly sponsored both BarCamp London 7 and 8. We'd like to thank them for their continued support.

Codehouse

At Codehouse we are proud to say that we have assembled a team of .NET superstars who are forever honing their web development skills and garnering .NET technical know-how in order to be able to solve web-related challenges for our expanding and diverse collection of clients.

We also know a thing or two about CMS – especially Sitecore and Umbraco.

Our developers are constantly being... well, developed. And to keep their knowledge and competencies up-to-date we attend events such as BarCamp!

But we're not just .NET web-nerds. We also understand business and strive to bridge the gap between commercial and technology, and so help our clients realise their online ambitions.

Here at Codehouse we work hard, play hard and code hard. Do ask us what we do and how we do it. We’ll be the ones wearing t-shirts with “Codehouse” emblazoned across the front!

TwentyFourNine

TwentyFourNine is a tiny web development outfit specialising in web apps. Founded in 2009, it is the brainchild of London resident Ruben Arakelyan.

They have worked with lots of individuals and organisations large and small, some well-known, some not so much, from universities to record labels to create websites and web apps ranging from educational to entertainment. They are also behind the popular net:Base web app for netball teams and leagues as well as other commercial and open source tools.

They are always interested in working with other talented people to create amazing things, so why not come up and say hello any time during the two days?

They are proud to sponsor BarCamp London for the first time in 2011 and will be providing you with lunch.

CoderStack

CoderStack is the UK's leading specialist job board for Software
Developers. They focus purely on companies hiring directly (no
recruiters) and encourage companies to write meaningful and
interesting job ads.

Potato

Founded in 2010, Potato is a rapidly-growing creator of complex web apps, working with companies like Google and PayPal from London, Bristol and Amsterdam.

Potato plays home to a multi-disciplined team of webdev experts, tackling projects that range from complex marketing initiatives like Google Engage and massive-scale YouTube channels, to fun, interesting diversions like our getFavicon tool (which serves over 100 req/sec).

We love working in the cloud, and as such develop almost solely using services like Google App Engine. As Potato continues to grow we’re also on the hunt for developers to join our team.

TechSmith

TechSmith is the name behind Camtasia Studio and Snagit, two of the most popular screencasting/capture applications for Windows and Mac.

People everywhere use their products to grab images and record content straight off their computer screens to create dynamic presentations and screencasts. With their products, people communicate more effectively and create interest with engaging visuals and sharp videos that grab attention and keep it. TechSmith develops and updates their innovative software every day and plans to continue expanding their existing products to support the Mac platform.

We’d like to thank TechSmith for their continuing support of BarCamps around the world.

TIM Group

TIMGroup is proud to sponsor BarCamp London 9

TIMGroup develops and operates secure, scalable browser-based
applications that enable service providers and investors to improve
their trading and investment returns – and enhance their relationships
across the global financial landscape. Their teams in London, New York,
Boston and Hong Kong work with over 500 institutions, from global
investment banks to regional niche firms, and over 150 institutional
investors, including major hedge funds, traditional money managers and
funds of hedge funds.

Their development teams are agile and we work in an office that is
almost solid whiteboards. If you'd like to work in the financial
sphere but still get to use cutting edge techniques, plus go home at a
reasonable hour, visit them at http://www.timgroup.com/careers or talk
to one of them at BarCamp.