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Source: Security DevCenter Josh Damon Williams of Hot Studio, Inc. and Peter Stahl of eBay covered the following topics in their presentation:
What is the "feel" of your user interface? Is it consistent or jagged? See how an audit of interactions can reveal whether your site delivers a clean, simple, easy-to-operate experience to your users.
Be sure to check out all the other great sessions from Web 2.0 Expo Europe on our Presentation Files Page.
Checking the "Feel" of your UI with an Interaction AuditView SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: web2expoeu09 web2expoeu08)
Source: Security DevCenter Are you a GIS veteran on the verge of becoming a location entrepreneur? An open source developer hacking up a cool mapping tool? A neogeographer with a project that deserves a wider audience? A CIO using location information in an unexpected way? Program chair Brady Forrest wants to hear from you. Submit a proposal to speak at Where 2.0 2009 by December 2.
Source: Security DevCenter Author Thomas A. Limoncelli (Time Management for System Administrators and The Practice of System and Network Administration) presents a MacIT talk called "Lucid System Administration".
Source: Security DevCenter Author Thomas A. Limoncelli (Time Management for System Administrators and The Practice of System and Network Administration) presents the opening keynote titled, "System Administration and the Economics of Plenty".
Source: Security DevCenter Author John Papa (Data Services with Silverlight 2) will be presenting information on Data Binding, WCF, and RESTful Services with Silverlight 2 at a regular meeting of the West Palm Beach .NET User Group.
Source: Security DevCenter Marco Casario (Adobe AIR Cookbook) will be leading a session at The Actionscript Conference (TAC)--a community conference with the focus on Flash Platform. Attendants will see themselves immersed in a day of learning, knowledge exchange, and networking. TAC aims to bring topics on Actionscript 3.0, Flash development, Enterprise Flex, AIR, Integrating of Flash and other Platforms, and building Rich Internet Application to its audience.
Source: Security DevCenter Gordon Meyer (Smart Home Hacks) will speak about home automation at Magic and Meaning 2008. The conference takes place at McBride's Magic School, a leading center for training magicians.
Source: Security DevCenter Stop by the O'Reilly booth (# 448) and meet our editors, check out our newest titles, and listen to presentations by Derrick Story (The Photoshop CS4 Companion for Photographers), Rick Sammon (Face to Face), Mikkel Aaland (Photoshop Lightroom 2 Adventure), Katrin Eismann (The Creative Digital Darkroom), Stephen Johnson (Stephen Johnson on Digital Photography), Peter Krogh (The DAM Book), and Jack Howard (Practical HDRI). While you're there, enter our drawing for a chance to win $500 in O'Reilly books.
Source: Security DevCenter Author John Papa (Data Services with Silverlight 2) will be speaking at this free event hosted by Microsoft. He will be speaking on the following topics: Data Binding Foundations, Notifications, Modes, Lists, and Value Converters Consuming SOAP with WCF and ASMX, POX and REST services, and Syndication LINQ to XML & LINQ to JSON Building REST styled services with Silverlight to 3rd Party API’s Using Visual Studio and Blend and to develop Silverlight applications
Source: Security DevCenter This is a free live event. Scheduled for approximately 60 minutes. In this live webcast, geospatial web expert Andrew Turner will discuss the current evolution of Where 2.0 and how it is affecting the entire landscape of Web 2.0 and next generation applications. Open standards such as GeoRSS, KML, and Microformats provide a huge wealth of information for mashups and applications, and libraries such as Mapstraction can be used for cartographic visualization. To illustrate the power of these tools, Andrew will talk about some interesting applications and hacks that have pushed the boundaries of the GeoWeb. We'll also take a look at the future of location-enabled applications and services that developers can use today to provide users with better contextualized and localized information. Mobile sensors, augmented and immersive reality, and geo-games are just a few of the next generation Where 2.0 domain. Andrew will also give a short demo of the just-launched GeoCommons Maker. About Andrew Turner Andrew is CTO of FortiusOne, creators of GeoCommons, and is co-Founder of Mapufacture, where he developed open-standards and tools to make it easy for people to create customized maps using complex geospatial tools. He also actively participates in the open-source community and develops several mapping tools such as Mapstraction and GeoPress. Prior to starting Mapufacture, Andrew developed high-fidelity realtime vehicle simulation software at Realtime Technologies and designed spacecraft algorithms and sensor systems at EADS Astrium. Andrew wrote the O'Reilly short cut Introduction to Neogeography and Where 2.0: The State of the Geospatial Web business report in Fall 2008. He is also published in MacTech and Make magazine on his home-automation hacking.
Source: Security DevCenter Author Harold Davis (Practical Artistry: Light & Exposure for Digital Photographers) will be hosting a seminar on digital landscape photography in Point Reyes, CA. Keep checking the Point Reyes Field Seminars website for registration information.
Source: Security DevCenter Get in on the fun! You can meet O'Reilly editors and check out our newest titles! Follow us on twitter @OReillyatPDC for your chance to win prizes.
Source: Security DevCenter Brian Peek & Dan Fernandez (Coding4Fun) will be doing a session on Coding4Fun projects, some from the book, some from the site, and some totally new.
Source: Security DevCenter In this one day executive seminar, author Dux Raymond Sy (SharePoint for Project Management) will detail the benefits SharePoint can deliver to your organization through a combination of lecture, presentations and demonstrations. Over the course of one day, you will explore the many ways SharePoint can be leveraged within your enterprise to increase productivity and efficiency, facilitate collaboration and more. This is the perfect opportunity to assess the benefits SharePoint can deliver to your organization. This comprehensive, non-technical overview is designed to help you assess how Sharepoint Technologies can have a positive effect on your company's productivity and competitiveness.
Source: Security DevCenter Author Robert Stackowiak (Oracle Essentials, 4th ed & Oracle Application Server 10g Essentials) will be participating in a forum entitled "Twenty Years Later - Why Performance Management Challenges Continue." This presentation describes the technical and political challenges organizations face across North America in their attempts to successfully deploy Performance Management solutions. It covers the state of Performance Management observed in many organizations, what appear to be contradictions in strategies, common mistakes, and best practices.
Source: Security DevCenter Author Nitesh Dhanjani (Network Security Tools) presents "Suddenly Psychic: Knowing Everything About Everyone" at the Hack in the Box 2008 conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Source: Security DevCenter In this one day executive seminar, author Dux Raymond Sy (SharePoint for Project Management) will detail the benefits SharePoint can deliver to your organization through a combination of lecture, presentations and demonstrations. Over the course of one day, you will explore the many ways SharePoint can be leveraged within your enterprise to increase productivity and efficiency, facilitate collaboration and more. This is the perfect opportunity to assess the benefits SharePoint can deliver to your organization. This comprehensive, non-technical overview is designed to help you assess how Sharepoint Technologies can have a positive effect on your company's productivity and competitiveness.
Source: Security DevCenter Author Joey Lott (Programming Flex 3) will be presenting "How To Architect Flex Applications."
Source: Security DevCenter An invite only event, the Web 2.0 Summit brings the intelligence, innovation, and leadership of the Internet industry together to discuss and debate the most critical issues and strategies driving the Internet economy now and in the near future.
Source: Security DevCenter Lesa Snider King teaches three classes: "Digital Photo Workflow: Shoot and Edit Like a Pro!", "From Snapshot to Art", and "Selected Bits o’ Retouching Wisdom" as you cruise around visiting places like Italy, Sicily, Egypt, Cyprus, Greece, Turkey, and more.
Source: Security DevCenter Author Joey Lott (Programming Flex 3) will be presenting presenting Flex, Actionscript, and Flash.
Source: Security DevCenter Join author Julia Lerman (Programming Entity Framework) for this full day workshop: Entity Framework 0-60
Source: Security DevCenter Author John Papa (Data Services with Silverlight 2) will be presenting three sessions at the DevConnections conference in Las Vegas. His sessions are titled "Data Access with Silverlight 2," "Developing with Enterprise Library Data Access Application Block," and "Implementing the Entity Framework."
Source: Security DevCenter Author Joey Lott (Programming Flex 3) will be presenting "How To Architect Flex Applications."
Source: Security DevCenter Author Joey Lott (Programming Flex 3) will be presenting Flex, Actionscript, and Flash.
Source: Security DevCenter Author Noah Gift (Python For Unix and Linux Systems Administration) will present a 3 hour tutorial on "Writing AJAX Applications on Google App Engine and Google API's", and one hour talk on "Python As A Systems Administration Platform".
Source: Security DevCenter Tim O'Reilly gives his thoughts on Andrew Keen's Cult of the Amateur at a blogger round table at Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin:
Tim O'Reilly on Andrew Keen from Adam Tinworth on Vimeo.
For more on this interview, go to Adam's blog.
Source: Security DevCenter DigiRedo had an interview with Tim O'Reilly right after his keynote at the Web 2.0 Expo 2008 in Berlin on October 21st. How to survive as a Web 2.0 start-up in times of a crisis. Tim explains his two Robust Strategy Rules.
Interview with Tim O'Reilly at Web 2.0 Expo 2008 Berlin from DigiRedo on Vimeo.
Source: Security DevCenter Andrea Vascellari captures Tim O'Reilly's keynote on video:
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Source: Security DevCenter In this telephone conversation with members of the European media, Tim O'Reilly, CEO of O'Reilly Media, and Web 2.0 Expo program co-chairs Brady Forrest (O'Reilly) and Jen Pahlka (TechWeb) discuss trends around Web 2.0 technologies and preview the Web 2.0 Expo Europe 2008 program:
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Source: Security DevCenter OpenFormula actually defines an exchange formula language which has explicit delimiters, but also allows (and partly defines) application-specific user interface languages, which allows spaces and other delimiters. An ODF spreadsheet that used IS29500 syntax when saved, even if it didn't follow full Open Formula, would not be conforming.
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