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Tag Archives: conferences

Hitting up Write The Docs for the next two days. Considering it’s only four blocks away, it already has serious points towards its awesomeness.

Conference goal: obtain necessary ideas to get the WordPress Plugin Developer handbook back on track.

April 8, 2013 conferences, documentation, events, Portland, Write The Docs

Admiral Shovel and the Toilet Roll. Current technology is on a path to fundamentally change how our society operates. Whether we can adapt to these changes remains to be seen. This is the best, most inspiring, and on point piece I’ve read this year.

March 25, 2013 conferences, dConstruct, innovation, internet as disruption, James Burke, technology

Webstock: Karen McGrane, Adapting Ourselves to Adaptive Content

This week I’m at Webstock, a lovely conference in New Zealand. I’m doing my best to write little blog posts about the amazing presentations. Please forgive any typos, etc. If you’re here too, come write a haiku at Automattic’s booth. Karen McGrane has made a career… Continue reading →

February 14, 2013 conferences, events, Karen McGrane, New Zealand, presentations, structured data, Webstock

Webstock: John Gruber, In Praise of Pac-Man

This week I’m at Webstock, a lovely conference in New Zealand. I’m doing my best to write little blog posts about the amazing presentations. Please forgive any typos, etc. If you’re here too, come write a haiku at Automattic’s booth. John Gruber, well everyone knows who… Continue reading →

February 13, 2013 conferences, events, John Gruber, New Zealand, Pac-Man, presentations, Webstock

Webstock: Chris Coyier, The Modern Web Designer’s Workflow

This week I’m at Webstock, a lovely conference in New Zealand. I’m doing my best to write little blog posts about the amazing presentations. Please forgive any typos, etc. If you’re here too, come write a haiku at Automattic’s booth. Chris Coyier is a humorous man…. Continue reading →

February 13, 2013 Chris Coyier, conferences, events, New Zealand, presentations, tools, web design, Webstock

Webstock: Miranda Mulligan, Your Survival is Designed

This week I’m at Webstock, a lovely conference in New Zealand. I’m doing my best to write little blog posts about the amazing presentations. Please forgive any typos, etc. If you’re here too, come write a haiku at Automattic’s booth. Miranda Mulligan (hey, I know her!)… Continue reading →

February 13, 2013 conferences, design, events, future of news, journalism, Miranda Mulligan, New Zealand, presentations, Webstock

Webstock: Aza Raskin, Design is the Beauty of Turning Constraints Into Advantages

This week I’m at Webstock, a lovely conference in New Zealand. I’m doing my best to write little blog posts about the amazing presentations. Please forgive any typos, etc. If you’re here too, come write a haiku at Automattic’s booth. For the last couple of years,… Continue reading →

February 13, 2013 Aza Raskin, conferences, design, events, New Zealand, presentations, Webstock

Webstock: Jason Kottke, I Built a Web App (And You Can Too)

This week I’m at Webstock, a lovely conference in New Zealand. I’m doing my best to write little blog posts about the amazing presentations. Please forgive any typos, etc. If you’re here too, come write a haiku at Automattic’s booth. Jason Kottke is a blogger and… Continue reading →

February 13, 2013 blogging, conferences, events, Jason Kottke, New Zealand, presentations, Stellar, Webstock

Webstock: Clay Johnson, Industrialized Ignorance

This week I’m at Webstock, a lovely conference in New Zealand. I’m doing my best to write little blog posts about the amazing presentations. Please forgive any typos, etc. If you’re here too, come write a haiku at Automattic’s booth. Clay Johnson (@cjoh) started out… Continue reading →

February 13, 2013 Clay Johnson, conferences, events, information diet, New Zealand, presentations, Webstock

The how and why of making ebooks out of conferences. Neat.

November 16, 2012 conferences, ideas, Martin Belam, publishing

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