[updated] Here’s someone else’s take on our panel. It’s not entirely accurate in the attributions, but it captures some of the sound bites that were important.
I had the pleasure (truly) of speaking with Molly Holzschlag, Patrick Haney, Aaron Gustafson, and Steph Troeth today in front of the W3C’s Technical Plenary/Advisory Committee here in [...]
on the fly notes…
CSS Jedi
Yes, we saw Yoda and heard a light saber turn on and off. woo! or should I say w00t! No I shouldn’t.
Eric Meyer on Code (”or Markup if you think code is only for programming languages.”) talking about the CSS file that ships with FF. on windows [...]
I didn’t expect so many people here at An Event Apart Boston 2007. Apparently there’s about 500. Not that the speakers can’t draw that many, I just expected it to be more intimate. This is row on row of chairs. And tables too, which is nice. I saw some of [...]
Make Me A Speaker was launched just yesterday by Meri Williams.
Make Me A Speaker is a wiki that allows people to connect (or more to the point, broadcast their desire to connect) with others about becoming a public speaker, or becoming a better one. The basic idea is that there are people [...]
