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Viewing blog entries by the tag 'event'
Having recently received quite a bit of interest from New Zealand councils, we attended the ALGIM conference, an annual get-together for council IT managers and staff.
Over recent weeks there's been a flurry of great meetups. These have provided us with a great sense of what people are doing with SilverStripe in London, Germany, and (pictured below) in Wellington.
Wow! We've been invited to speak and exhibit at MySQL's annual global conference.
The dust has settled, but we're still buzzing from the Agile Barcamp in Wellington on 7 December. This was a contributor-organised all-day conference held in the gorgeous office space at the top of the Deloitte building in the CBD.
Day two of Alistapart's web conference was just as satisfying as the first day, full of a mixture of technical, business, and design inspiration.
A day into Alistapart's intimate web conference, AnEventApart San Francisco 2007, and its clear where the industry is focusing: with the battle for web standards now entrenched, consideration can go into content (aka copy) strategy, as well enlightening the rest of us busy souls of some interesting coding and design tricks.
Last Saturday I (Brian) went to the NZ egov barcamp here in Wellington. It was a wonderfully informal event attended by about 80 or so of the New Zealand website creation crowd and government representatives who care about how government websites get built.
SuperHappyDevHouse is a day-long, near-monthly chilled gathering of Sillicon Valley's active geeks, and I was at SHDH19 back on the 11th of August. (Yes, this is to be partly confused with SHDH Aotearoa, the Southern Hemisphere's subsequently spinoff).
It's a great time to be a geek (or around geeks) in Wellington at the moment... with all the lousy winter weather setting in, everyone's putting on events. The Unlimited Potential event, and the new website we created them, went very well last week, and now there is...