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I’ve put a few photos from webDU up on the flickr pool. Oddly, most of them are of the Lambada dancing Alli and I were forced (a little) to do at the Gala Dinner – you can blame Chris Blair for that.
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So, webDU is over for another year. Here are my highlights:
Geoff calling my wife, Alli, up at the Gala Dinner to receive a birthday present (it was her birthday, after all) and the entire crowd singing “Happy Birthday” to her;
Alli again, fondling James Talbot’s impressive cyclist’s calves at the Speaker party, and then apologising [...]
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A .pdf of my webDU presentation is available here. It contains all slides and my full speaking notes.
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For webDU, moket have created a sweet little Flash Lite game (pity my phone doesn’t do Flash…) where you get to play a variant on “Celebrity Head”, trying to identify webDU speakers from their nectarine-created caricatures.
I’m in there. It’s very cool.
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I’ve just checked in to my hotel; The Avillion on Pitt Street in Sydney. It’s about 15-20 minutes walk to StarCity for the conference, but I have good reasons for being here – it’s 5-star, close to everything in Sydney city and the corprate rate I get through my wife, Alli’s, employer is second [...]
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I’m setting up my ACME environment on my new Powerbook at the moment (in my copious spare time) and am very nearly there. It’s been quite the learning experience as I get my head around the new environment, refresh my *nix skills and discover the source of the best packages of all the ACME [...]
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Details of the presentation I’ll be giving at WebDU 2006 – Reaching the Peak – developing on the ACME platform – are now available on the WebDU site. I’ve asked a couple of times before for information on what people want to see in this presentation and got nothing. So now I’m begging!
Pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease [...]
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I asked before… No response. So I’m asking again.
In my presentation at WebDU 2006, what would you like to see and hear related to ACME-platform development? I’ll make the presentation available here as slides and notes and Breeze (if I can).
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Woohoo! I’ve been accepted to speak at WebDU 2006 (formerly MXDU), the Asia-Pacific’s leading web technology conference! I’ll be speaking on the topic Reaching the Peak -
developing on the ACME platform. The talk will offer guidance on best-practice development using the ACME (Apache, ColdFusion, MySQL and Eclipse/CFEclipse) platform.
The conference isn’t until the [...]
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