When I started my contribution to the Oracle community, I was doing it for two reasons. The noble: Give back to the community what I have learnt from it. The narcissist: Try to be as good as my favourite bloggers and get fame and prestige.
What I was not expecting, is that now I am getting more from the community than what I was getting before starting my contribution. Not only at a technical level, but also in terms of friends, travels, network.
Earlier this summer, I have been invited, along with Franck Pachot, to present at the Paris Oracle Meetup. We have been there last Friday (4 Sept 2015), and it has been mind blowing.
I’m excited about it because this meetup started only a couple of years ago, and it has already had speakers like Jonathan Lewis and Tom Kyte. But what surprises more, is the meetup has a near-zero budget.
The legend says that Gregory Gouillou and other french guys met Christian Antognini at the Open World (or was it UKOUG Tech?), discussed about the lack of active OUGs in France and then Chris said: “If you want it, make it happen”.
The Paris Oracle Meetup now is a reality, and I am proud of having been part of it.
Thank you @RBELHADJ, @Ycolin, @GregoryGuillou, @ParisOracle ! 🙂
Here is @ludodba SLOBing ASM vs. ACFS at @ParisOracle pic.twitter.com/YbnpJ4fSGQ
— Franck Pachot (@FranckPachot) September 4, 2015
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Thanks to you and Franck for coming. It was a real pleasiure to listen to you. An afternoon with experts like you and Franck is better than reading oracle books for days.
Thank you Ahmed, your comment made my day 🙂