Now, I am not a techy, but very likely can be considered tech savvy. But I attended the DevCore London and took the opportunity to interview Patrick and Gavin in London during DevCore, what some in the flesh consider as the capital of global finance.
Also read: Bitcoin Foundation to Host Upcoming DevCore London
The all-embracing atmosphere was cosy and friendly; the DevCore event was sold out. Everyone seemed to be greatly enjoying the event and conversing with each other during the interludes. I also had the opportunity to grab Mike Hearn for an interview, but he has escaped me for now.
I was late, as is an unfortunate habit, not thinking that DevCore was being seized in the huge building above me as I came out from an underground passage, and I walked the opposite way.
When I did arrive, 30 winks late, Gavin was giving a presentation, so I snuck in and took a seat nearest the door I had just entered through.
The day that replaced was full of some excellent speeches and Q & A’s, and we will be publishing summaries to these presentations and exclusive interviews from Patrick and Gavin over and above the following two weeks.
Blockchain.info helped host the event, without them it would not have been such a big name. Though relatively the building was huge, the room was not a large conference hall with a raised podium like I was enceinte.
After the coffee break, I moved to a seat closer to the front, so if some recordings are a slightly rich volume it is because of this.
The dinner provided was lovely, and especially the desert. I highly recommend these events for the edibles alone. The afternoon was met with talks, workshops and some practical examples from a very speedy programming Mike Hearn.
The afternoon was met with talks, workshops and some mundane examples from a very speedy Mike Hearn. A variety of expert speakers imparted their knowledge and the audience have all the hallmarked to absorb every word.
The other sponsors of DevCore London were Bitnet, Coindesk, C4, Inside Bitcoins Telecast, Coinscrum, UKDCA, Liquidity Summit, CCN (College Cryptocurrency Network), and the Digital Currency Council.
After the event there was a Blockchain after orgy, to which I was graciously invited to. We hopped into a vintage double-decker bus, paid for by Blockchain.info. Reached the location and allotted some drinks and some posh treats, some drinks were shared and I chatted further with others in the cryptocurrency sector and then I got my two discussions before heading off back to Paddington for the last train back to Plymouth.
