Viewing blog entries by the tag 'conference'

Come meet us at the CMS Expo in Chicago

In May, SilverStripe is going to the 2011 CMS Expo Learning & Business Conference in Chicago.

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SilverStripe for Councils

Having recently received quite a bit of interest from New Zealand councils, we attended the ALGIM conference, an annual get-together for council IT managers and staff.

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Back from San Francisco

We've just returned from a trip to San Fransisco, where we exhibited and spoke at at the global MySQL Conference held in Santa Clara.

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Help out at MySQLConf

We have a free pass to the annual global MySQL conference for someone who can help man our stall in the expo hall.

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Learn from the leaders of the web

In February, a few dozen leaders in the web industry presented fresh and inspiring material at the Webstock conference, which was held in Wellington with various members of SilverStripe presenting and helping with organisation.

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Webstock 08

What an awesome time we had last week at Webstock 08. For those of you not in New Zealand, Webstock is web-industry conference held here in Wellington every two years. This year the speakers included the likes of Tom Coates, Kelly Goto, Liz Danzico, Peter Morville, Michael Lopp, Kathy Sierra,...

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Get webstocked...

Webstock, a 5-day workshop and speaker line-up of international industry leaders, is set to be Wellington's biggest web industry event of the year.

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SilverStripe at MySQLConf08

Wow! We've been invited to speak and exhibit at MySQL's annual global conference.

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AnEventApart San Francisco: Day Two

Day two of Alistapart's web conference was just as satisfying as the first day, full of a mixture of technical, business, and design inspiration.

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AnEventApart San Francisco Day One

A day into Alistapart's intimate web conference, AnEventApart San Francisco 2007, and its clear where the industry is focusing: with the battle for web standards now entrenched, consideration can go into content (aka copy) strategy, as well enlightening the rest of us busy souls of some interesting coding and design tricks.

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