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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Live from Barcamp – Day 2 – Session 3 [for me] Google Web Toolkit
Presenter – Robert Cooper Had a good lunch – everything food-wise that you can possibly put on a stick – finishing with chocolate covered cheesecake on a stick. Who can complain about that? Now sitting in Cooper’s session on Google Web Toolkit – a Java to javascript compiler. It’s certain to be way over my […]
Posted in Barcamp Atlanta, frameworks, java | Tagged barcamp, barcampatl, frameworks, google web toolkit, gwt, java, javascript, robert cooper | Comments closed
Live from Barcamp – Day 2 – Session 2 [for me] Second Life
Presenter – Michael Ivey Blow by blow – sort of: What is the value? Michael finds that using 2nd Life makes for richer distance communication, as an alternate to just chat or other non-visual communication. Virtual marketing — Nissan had virtual cars to drive around and they came out of a giant vending machine. Other […]
Live from Barcamp – Day 2 – Session 1 [for me] Drupal sh*t
Presenter: Rusty Stanton The setting — grabbing OJ and a muffin on the run. Can’t find the room. found the room and Rusty. No projector. Wing it. The paraphrase: Quick recap on using drupal to present podcasts. Question to class – experience with drupal? A Joomla user says he went to that platform cause […]
Posted in Barcamp Atlanta, blogging, drupal, frameworks | Tagged barcamp, barcampatl, barcampatlanta, blogging, cms, communication, drupal, joomla | Comments closed
Live from Barcamp pt. 4 — Merb
Well before Merb, a good chat between sessions with Cooper about JavaFX, Silverlight, and other things – found out that he has a book coming out – Way to go Cooper! Now on to the session – Michael Ivey presents on merb — this is bound to be over my head [or rather, even more […]
Posted in Barcamp Atlanta, frameworks, rails, ruby | Tagged barcamp, barcampatl, frameworks, merb, michael ivey, rails, ruby, ruby on rails | Comments closed
Live from Barcamp pt. 3 — Facebook apps.
This session is packed! Had to move to a bigger room. speaker [Ididn’t get his name ] is going to show a flickr app he is working [ speaker is Chris Martin gcjmartin@gmail.com] – [sorry for the messy posting – typing and listening] The blow-by-blow: Shows his Facebook profile – has numerous plug-ins app. Wanted […]
Posted in Barcamp Atlanta, facebook | Tagged barcamp, barcampatl, facebook, facebook apps | Comments closed
Live from Barcamp – Day 2 – Session 4 [for me] Ruby on Rails panel