I hope everyone of the DNN community can make the conference. I know I'll be there, even if I don't get chosen to speak.

See everyone in Vegas in November!

For this first conference we are trying to keep things simple and not get too complicated.  I have a very short window in which to get all the speakers identified and submitted to DevConnections.  I assume that most speakers will already have several sessions that they have presented at smaller user groups or codecamps.  Since most speakers already work fairly closely with the community, I am sure they will have lots of good infomation to share that the community will find extremely beneficial.  When selecting final sessions, we will certainly keep in mind the broad experience levels of potential attendees and make sure that we have content that will cover a wide range of topics and skill levels. 

I will see if I can add some info to the signup page on other submitted proposals, although I won't make any guarantees at this point since it does take away from other tasks I also need to get accomplished.

The conference will have two tracks spread across three days with a total of 22 sessions (it is possible we will add a couple more sessions, but that is still to be determined).  Final costs will be posted on the DevConnections site when registration opens up in the next week or two, but you can expect costs to be in line with previous DevConnections conferences.  There will be more information about the conference itself in the coming weeks as the DevConnections and OpenForce planning teams finalize the details.