Posts Tagged ‘talks’

Creating Happy Little Web Sites audio recording available on the Guardian blog

Monday, July 7th, 2008

Two weeks ago I went to East London to give a “brown bag” presentation at the office of the Guardian. In a very crowded room around 30 developers sat and listened to me raving about best practices in web development and what the YUI already solved for you.

There is a very nice write-up on the inside guardian blog and they also host the podcast mp3 of the talk.

The slides for the talk are on slideshare:

Creating Happy Little Websites

Creating Happy Little Websites

A brown bag presentation I gave at the Guardian in London, England to explain some of the reasons and best practices that should be applied to successful web development.

Read "Creating Happy Little Websites" with Easy SlideShare

It is very cool to see your name on an old-school media site and the way they wrote up what the talk is about makes me realize that journalism will never be replaced by blogging and twitter.

Walkies and Talkies - My schedule for the next few months

Friday, January 18th, 2008
  • March 18th, Roosevelt Hotel NYC, US, AjaxWorld - talking about Building large web applications with the YUI
  • March 21st - March22nd, Montreal, Quebec - Nurun workshop on Accessibility
  • April 3rd, Scotland, Highland Fling, Scotland - Sharing the joy - building badges for distribution
  • April 25th (one day shy of my birthday), London, AbilityNet’s “Accessibility 2.0: a million flowers bloom” - right and wrong implementation of accessibility

Planned talks (need confirmation)

  • Ajax Experience 2008 - sent in “the human factor in web applications” and “YUI for control freaks” as proposals
  • Tech conference about the future of web development in Beijing

Past talks
* February 12th, London Trocadero Beers and innovation #13 - A panel that chats about the changes of relationships between developers and designers (costs £25 though, didn’t know that)
* February 20th, somewhere in Leeds GeekUp - talking about the YUI

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