May 23, 2006
by Kay
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Sadly, we just don’t have the population density in Perth. Or maybe it’s an excess of apathy. Who knows. Russ was apologetic, but due to poor ticket sales they can’t bring the workshop to Perth as planned. The (very) few … Continue reading
May 21, 2006
by Kay
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The Web Directions 06 program has been announced! Stop reading this NOW and go check it out! Hat tip to Nick, who claims to have snagged the first ticket… I have a stressed credit card so it will be a … Continue reading
May 18, 2006
by Kay
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Myles has issued a challenge to all westcoastbloggers… how do we work? Work? What’s that? What desktop software do you use every day? Myles mentions Outlook. I love Outlook. It amazes me with it’s possibilities every day. I can’t wait … Continue reading
May 18, 2006
by Kay
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I don’t know where he found out about it, but Lachy’s got a scoop on some of the speakers that will be at Web Directions. The official Web Directions conference site hasn’t been updated yet, but Maxine promised that it … Continue reading
May 10, 2006
by Kay
I haven’t been following the Flex beta – like I need something else to learn! – so it was with some surprise that I read about the ColdFusion/Flex Connectivity beta on Damon Cooper’s blog – as well as providing the … Continue reading
May 10, 2006
by Kay
The podcast for Ideas3, the speaking event with John Allsopp and Mark Boulton presented by Port80 on April 11, is now live. We had the recordings already, we got the transcripts done by the brilliant Casting Words, and the pages … Continue reading
April 28, 2006
by Kay
For those fed up with using spreadsheets to track billable project time, Madpilot Productions has launched 88 Miles. First up, I will admit that Myles had to point out the Back to the Future reference in the name. Cryptic 80’s … Continue reading
April 25, 2006
by Kay
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The AustralianBlogs.com.au people have been at it again… there is now AustralianPodcasts.com.au focusing on audio feeds by Australians. That Jon Yau has been busy developing more Web 2.0 goodness, and still refusing to call it that! There’s not many Aussie … Continue reading