Want me to talk?

I am in the very fortunate position to have a job that encourages me to go out there and talk at conferences, unconferences or go to companies to give a short lunch-break presentation.

I’m happy to talk about almost everything but of course there are certain subjects I am an expert in:

  • Accessibility
  • All tech things Yahoo (APIs, SDKs)
  • Front End Development
  • Online Tech writing
  • JavaScript
  • Mashups
  • Unobtrusive JavaScript / Defensive Scripting
  • Leading large development teams / distributed development
  • Making complex technical “stuff” easy to understand
  • Judging hack competitions and the like

If you have a conference, unconference or event and want me to be there, why don’t you put a comment here and I come back to you. I am happy to support grass-root events and should get small budgets to travel there, however if you organize a massive event where people pay good money to go to please don’t expect me to pay for my flight and hotel.

cheers
Chris

4 Responses to “Want me to talk?”

  1. Maria Pérez Says:

    we don´t expect you to pay for the trip …….. so what in earth do you wait fo rto come to BARCELOOOOOOOOONAAAAAAA

    :p

  2. Aamir Afridi Says:

    One of my friend just forward the link of this website and i am very happy as i was looking for such platform. I looking forward for the events…

  3. Felix Schrader Says:

    Hi Chris,

    hope to see you in Germany!!!

  4. Yogesh Says:

    Hi Chris,

    I’m trying to implement YUI for my site, i think im lucky to find your site and slides. Very insightfull, i’m based out of Blore would be gratefull if you could refer me to someone in Blore whom i cold ineteract and learn how to implement YUI.

    Regards,

    Yogesh

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