Andre’s Blog

• Putting people first » Stanford University’s Human-Computer Interaction Seminar

  Of particular interest to the readers of this blog is Stanford University’s Human-Computer Interaction Seminar, consisting of no less than 36 lectures by people such as Bill Moggridge, Bill Buxton, Elizabeth Churchill, Paul Dourish and Donald Norman.

  (tags: toblog hci podcast usability free lecture stanford)

• Mashable’s Guide to Upcoming Web 2.0 Conferences and Events

  round-up of upcoming Web 2.0 events, parties, and conferences. Not included on this list?

  (tags: 2008 conferences events web2.0 work)

• 2008 CommunityOne Conference - Content Catalog

  The pre JavaOne community event session browser. Dave is giving a talk on JavaScript design patterns.

  (tags: javaone communityone ajax event opensource)

• CommunityOne - At a Glance

  Once again, Sun Microsystems will be opening our tent flap to the developer community for CommunityOne. Learn from experts representing a wide range of open source projects; from chip design to operating systems to web servers and databases to scripting l

  (tags: conference events opensource CommunityOne javaone)

• People Over Process » Register Now for RedMonk’s Free Conference at JavaOne CommunityDay

  As you may recall, Sun has been kind enough to once again ask us to run a track in their CommunityDay unconference, which happens May 5th, the Monday before JavaOne proper starts. If you’d like to attend, please go register now, indicating your interest

  (tags: CommunityOne redmonk javaone unconference nitobi event ria)

• on Air Brussels - Kristof Neirynck

  Using JavaScript Frameworks in AIR Applications (Andre Charland) * Andre put his slides and apps online * Xtnd code completion for jquery in Dreamweaver * Scrutinizer is a browser with blurriness built-in like my own Silver Explorer. Behind the scenes And

  (tags: onairbustour onairtoureurope ajax air event europe)

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