Monthly Archives: December 2006

Leopard Tech Talk

Yesterday I spent almost all day underground – at the Seattle Leopard Tech Talk that Apple hosted. It was a pretty good set of details and talks, tending towards the high level stuff, but there was a fair bit that … Continue reading

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Heh – that’s new: a “web 2.0″ report from OReilly

On one hand, it’s sort of darkly amusing the the crew of OReilly coined the term “Web 2.0″ and now they’re selling market reports ala Gartner Group on it. I suppose it shouldn’t be surprising – the O’Reilly crew has … Continue reading

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Ignite Seattle

Well, Ignite Seattle was a lot of fun. It completely overwhelmed the space that was reserved for it – clearly it was something who’s time was due. I think the second and third (there will hopefully be more) will be … Continue reading

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Busy week in Django-land

The django online book received a chapter update – Inside the template engine, Python creator Guido Rossum announced that he’d starting using Django at the big “G” for a code review critter he called Mondrian, and the crew that’s done … Continue reading

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