Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
Category: Examples, Presentation
, Workshop
As developers, it can be hard to get your voice heard in a company. Whilst our products depend on developers building them the right way, other people seem to call the shots about where they are going. This becomes disastrous when a company tries to reach developers with their product. Normal marketing and PR stunts Read the rest…
Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
Category: Ajax, Announcements
, Workshop
Bungee Labs is a very well-funded emerging player in the Ajax-based application builder space. The company is still in stealth mode and playing coy with specifics, but their technology promises to make it easy to create full-featured, service-consuming Ajax applications — all without ever leaving your browser or installing anything. They’ve announced two upcoming “pre-public Read the rest…
Wednesday, July 26th, 2006
Category: Programming, Workshop
In an effort to help budding Ajax developers out there (or somewhat seasoned ones looking for a refresher), Eric Pascarello is organizing a series of “Ajax Boot Camps” to help show them the way. I have been helping people work with Ajax applications since Ajax has become popular. My goal was to create a course Read the rest…
Sunday, July 16th, 2006
Category: Workshop
Sang Shin is offering a free ten-week course on Ajax, starting in a couple of weeks time. It will cover fundamental technologies and some of the popular libraries and frameworks out there. Looking at the curriculum, there’s a Java focus on the server-side – DWR, Wicket, JMaki, JSF, and GWT all feature. Sang’s a Sun Read the rest…
Tuesday, April 4th, 2006
Category: Workshop
Audio for the Ajax panel at the recent SXSW conference is now available from the official SXSW poodcast feed. Direct MP3 link – Ajax Panel at SXSW ’06 (55 mins). Dylan Schiemann Renkoo Dori Smith Writer David Humphreys Jesse James Garrett Dir UX Strategy, Adaptive Path A few things the panel covered: JJG explains how Read the rest…
Tuesday, March 14th, 2006
Category: Workshop
The Real-World Ajax Seminar just happened in New York. Backbase’s Jep Castelein posted a summary of these talks: 8.50am – Jesse James Garrett 9.30am – Christophe Coenraets, Adobe 10.30am – Scott Dietzen, Zimbra 11.18am – Sahil Malik, Telerik 12.10am – Bill Scott, Yahoo! 12.30am – Lunch Break 13.38am – David Heinemeier Hansson, 37 Signals 14.38am Read the rest…
Saturday, February 25th, 2006
Carson Workshops has released MP3s for the “Future of Web Apps” workshop (via Phil Dawes), which means many pleasurable listening hours about Ajax and related topics. There are also a number of blog posts linked, including these detailed notes from Simon Willison. You’ll find eight MP3s, around 40 minutes each: Shaun Inman (Mint) Tom Coates Read the rest…
Thursday, September 22nd, 2005
Category: Workshop
Adaptive Path and Ajaxian have teamed up to provide an Ajax workshop. The first workshop, Designing and Building Ajax, will take place in Chicago on December 8th, 2005. Workshop Information The impact of Ajax for Web applications covers a wide range of issues: business strategy, technology, design, team structure and processes are all potentially affected Read the rest…
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