Tiffany B. Brown

A web log about web development and internet culture with frequent detours into other stuff.

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Atlanta, GA: ApacheCon US 2007
ApacheCon US will be in Atlanta from November 12 - 16, 2007 at the Westin Peachtree Plaza. As of April 27, the conference is seeking papers. Topics include: Apache HTTP server Apache Software Foundation projects and incubated projects such as Jakarta, SpamAssassin and Roller Dynamic content and scripting, including Python and PHP Security and e-commerce Performance and availability Web services [...] [29 Mar 2007]
Atlanta, GA: AiMA Search Engine Marketing panel
This is one of the more popular sessions of the AiMA calendar: Search Engine Marketing. Panelists will discuss what works, what doesn’t, and what’s changing in the world of search engine marketing and optimization. No word just yet on who is speaking, but AiMA is usually pretty good at picking first-rate speakers. Plus they serve [...] [3 Feb 2007]
San Francisco: @media 2007 - America
The @media conference has grown from being a U. K. thing to a world-wide thing. This year, they’re doing three sessions in San Francisco, Hong Kong and in the conference’s hometown of London. The S. F. conference will include presentations by Tantek Çelik, Dan Cederholm, Jesse James Garrett, Molly Holzschlag, and Cameron Moll (check out the [...] [18 Jan 2007]
Portland, Oregon: RailsConf 2007
Ruby Central and O’Reilly have teamed up for RailsConf 2007, a conference all about the Ruby on Rails framework. It promises to offer sessions for beginners through experts, with lots of networking opportunities mixed in. At this point, the conference is accepting proposals (deadline: November 27, 2006). I’ll update this post when more details are available. [...] [14 Nov 2006]
Chicago, Illinois: php|tek 2007
Details for php|tek are finally up. Speakers include PHP heavyweights Wez Furlong, Ilia Alshanetsk, and John Coggeshall. Jay Pipes of MySQL is also set to present. Topics for talks include security, enhancing MySQL performance, debugging tools and design patterns. Sounds like a winner to me. The conference is, however, accepting papers through November 20, 2006. I’ll [...] [8 Nov 2006]
San Francisco: Web 2.0 Expo
O’Reilly’s Web 2.0 Expo promises to be the first event specifically designed to help teach Web 2.0 techniques and best practices to people in the trenches directly involved in the design, development, engineering, marketing, and business of second-generation internet technology. Note that this is a separate, “companion event” to the Web 2.0 Conference, which is happening [...] [1 Nov 2006]
Orlando, Florida: Refresh 06
Hosted by refreshOrlando, Refresh 06 features workshops and sessions on cascading style sheets, accessible Ajax, semantic markup, microformats, and user interface design. Speakers include (Warning: all male lineup ahead): Design hero Andy Budd Interface specialist Garrett Dimon Mobile web expert Brian Fling DOM-Scripting god Jeremy Keith Pixelated magic-maker Cameron Moll (who also has really sexy eyes) The very tall Christopher Schmitt Event [...] [1 Nov 2006]
Las Vegas: Web Builder 2.0 conference
Learn all about web apps, Ajax, traffic generation, community and server management at this conference. The Web Builder 2.0 conference features four tracks for developers, designers, server administrators (webmasters) and content managers (management). Speakers include: Mark Lucovsky of Google Scott Dietzen of Zimbra, Inc. Jesse James Garrett of Adaptive Path Nate Koechley of Yahoo! John Allspaw of Flickr Joe [...] [31 Oct 2006]