The 3rd idcon was held in the large conference room of Soffritto Inc. It must have been quite a Cool Japan scene: everyone sitting on tatami mats in a Japanese-style room in Komaba and streaming the event from there.
The talks were:
- Machu-sensei’s RP on Rails course
- An OAuth course by lyokato-sensei
- ZIGOROu-sensei’s regular OpenID monitoring (Was it about PathTraq?)
At least, I think that was it. (I say “think” because I am writing this in 2015, and the only record remaining from the time is the announcement[1].)
[1] http://journal.soffritto.org/entry/87
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