August 21, 2008
by Kay
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Putting on a Port80 get-together the night before Web Directions South in Sydney has become somewhat of a tradition for the Perth Port80 regulars. 2008 is no exception – this time we’re congregating at the Harlequin Inn, which Simon Wright … Continue reading
August 13, 2008
by Kay
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Image by Gary Barber – and yes, that’s me :) Marvellous Maxine has posted the session times for Web Directions South 2008. Good news and bad (for me, anyway) – my session Starting and Running a Successful Web Business is … Continue reading
August 10, 2008
by Kay
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Yep, I just took it. I did last year, too. I think the survey was better than last year’s in that it was far less US-centric, but it was still very employee-centric. I even think maybe that a separate “forked” … Continue reading
August 10, 2008
by Kay
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I’ve been in Europe for three weeks, and back less than one week. I’ve only just begun catching up on unread RSS items (over 2000 of the little buggers) and came across an amusing post by the very talented James … Continue reading
June 8, 2008
by Kay
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This post started life as a comment on Akash Mehta’s post on the SitePoint PHP blog Last we checked, PHP IS a framework, but it started to get long and ranty so I moved it over here. I’m allowed to … Continue reading
June 3, 2008
by Kay
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It’s going to be a good year for conferences down under! Next week I’m off to Sydney for WebDU. I’m going to be covering the event for SitePoint and Fusion Authority, and I can’t wait – my first post on … Continue reading
May 6, 2008
by Kay
I’ve been a Fusebox gal from way back in the version 2ish days, before versioning was something that was done with any kind of discipline. I still remember the old mailing list days very fondly – there was a very … Continue reading
April 18, 2008
by Kay
The Web Directions conference franchise is truly something special. I’ve been going to the “south” version of the conference, held, in Sydney, each year since 2005, and I wouldn’t miss it. The “north” edition of the conference has been held … Continue reading