Apachecon

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From the point of view of the delegates, the ApacheCon '98 show was a success. However, a number of difficulties combined to prevent it from being repeated the following year, and the next ApacheCon event did not happen until ApacheCon 2000 in April of 2000. By that time the original Apache Group had become the Apache Software Foundation, incorporated as a not-for-profit organisation, and started expanded into project areas beyond just the original Web server. ApacheCon 2000 was the first official Apache conference, presented by the Foundation itself rather than an outside vendor. Since the Apache Software Foundation is quite distributed, with developers and contributors from several countries and software deployed world-wide, it was determined that the ongoing ApacheCon events would likewise be distributed around the globe. Accordingly, the next conference after the April one, ApacheCon 2000 Europe, was held in London, England in October of 2000. The third ASF-offered ApacheCon, ApacheCon 2001, was in Santa Clara, California, USA. The fourth was to be in Dublin, Ireland, but the then-production company (Camelot Communications) went bankrupt.

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