April 23, 2005
by Kay
In the April edition of the ColdFusion Developer’s Journal, there’s a map of ColdFusion User Groups in the US and around the world. Surprisingly, of the 21 listed user groups outside of the US, five of them (nearly a quarter) … Continue reading
April 10, 2005
by Kay
This blog has been kind of quiet of late… not many posts at all. That’s because I’ve been busy. I have a whole stack of really exciting projects but unfortunately none of them are ready to be shown yet. I … Continue reading
February 22, 2005
by Kay
There didn’t seem to be a lot of “as it happens” blogging going on at MXDU this year. Maybe because of all the focus on Blackstone, which people have mostly seen now that it’s officially “out”. Anyway, I was gonna, … Continue reading
January 15, 2005
by Kay
Yay, booked my ticket to MXDU! There won’t be as large a Perth contingent as there has been the last two years, but it’ll still be great. Lots of cool stuff going on. Some interesting topics on the agenda – … Continue reading
November 30, 2004
by Kay
Web Women are breaking the Wednesday tradition for Christmas drinks this Friday: When: Friday 3rd Dec, from 5pm Where: Carnegies Bar & Restaurant 356 Murray St (cnr King St) Perth This is a great opportunity to come down and say … Continue reading
August 25, 2004
by Kay
I’m whined before about the dearth of female developers in Perth. I was talking about this with Port 80 regular Megyn, so with her strangely demonic energy (I have no idea where else she could get it from!) she organised … Continue reading
July 11, 2004
by Kay
Dave Shea and some other people have raised the topic “where are all the women in css design”? He lists the major blogs discussing the issue so I won’t bother listing them here again. Basically, they seem to be out … Continue reading
June 3, 2004
by Kay
Last night was Communication, a joint event from AGDA and Port-80. I spoke, along with two of my PerthWeb collegues, Paul and Chris, on how designers and developers can (or can’t) get along and work together. The guys from Papercut … Continue reading