October 10, 2008
by Kay
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Nick Cowie presenting at a WebJam even in Sydney in September 2007 – thanks to Gary Barber for the photo As previously hinted at on this blog, WebJam 9 will be held in Perth after the Edge of the Web … Continue reading
October 8, 2008
by Kay
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I had the pleasure of meeting Mike Brown at Web Directions South the other week. Mike is part of the team that puts on WebStock, the New Zealand web conference. I’ve never been able to attend a WebStock event, although … Continue reading
October 7, 2008
by Kay
German ex-pat and current New Zealander Kai Koenig is best known for being a blogger, ColdFusion dude and Flex guru, but in fact, he also has another area of expertise: Adobe AIR. He’s coming to speak and run a workshop … Continue reading
October 5, 2008
by Kay
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I was at Jeff Croft’s session on Elegant Web Typography at Web Directions South when he talked about font sizing. He unwittingly caused a bit of a silent outcry, sending the Twitter back channel crazy, when he mentioned that he … Continue reading
September 29, 2008
by Kay
I’ve been a regular at Western Australia’s ColdFusion User Group meetings since Brett Payne-Rhodes revived them in 2001 or so (waaaay to far back for me to remember). Two or so years ago Andrew Mercer took over as El Presidente … Continue reading
September 29, 2008
by Kay
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I heard via Twitter this weekend that Adam Lehman, Adobe ColdFusion evangelist, has been hit by a car in London and suffered some broken bones. Fortunately he’ll be ok, and from reading his tweets it sounds like he’s having way … Continue reading
September 11, 2008
by Kay
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Writing that title, I am immediately reminded of The Big Lebowski, and a certain film referenced in that film. Maude: The story is ludicrous. Lord. You can imagine where it goes from here. The Dude: He fixes the cable? Maude: … Continue reading
August 22, 2008
by Kay
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Via MossyBlog on Twitter… here’s an interesting site: Dear Adobe. You can submit your gripe or rate other people’s gripes. Update 31/08: DearAdobe now have a blog which explains that they are giving the information they collect to Adobe. They’ve … Continue reading