Google launches Google Closure
Google released some great products, very useful for the front-end developers. I am talking about a JavaScript compiler Closure Compiler , a firebug addon used for debugging Closure Inspector, a cross-browser Javascript library - Closure Library and .. a template platform for Javascript - Closure Templates
“We are proud to announce that we now have an official logo for the WoMen & Mozilla project!
Thanks to all your great submissions and to the community voting, we can now reveal that the grand winner of the WoMoz logo is… (rolling of drums…):
WoMoz Chicks! …” (read all …)
“Facebook: Hear our COO Sheryl Sandberg explain how the Web is moving
to the “wisdom of friends” and discuss other topics in a recent conversation
with John Battelle at the Web 2.0 Summit.” (source: post on Facebook)
Going on Saturday to How to Web Conference
They say:
“How to Web is the first educational conference dedicated to the web in Romania, for students and young professionals. How to Web is an excellent opportunity to make contact with the web technologies and global issues and to interact with entrepreneurs and technicians who develop solutions for them”.
So, it’s for students/recent graduates, you’re gonna learn new stuff and you’ll get the opportunity to mingle with likewise minded people, which share the same passion: the web. I can’t miss this one. :)
I’m so happy to hear that finally something cool will happen in town, and what do you know, it’s gonna take place at my University! :)
The only other nice conference I know about it’s eLiberatica (on OpenSource), hope I’ll add another nice one to my list :)
Date & Location:
October 31, 2009 - 08:45
Facultatea de Automatică şi Calculatoare, Universitatea Politehnică Bucureşti,
Sala EC105
See you there!
For coverage of this announcement there are a few great resources that I endorse: Danny Sullivan and Kara Swisher.
Between the two you will get the news and expert analysis Angle.
Kara…
XWiki made the Four Finalists at Enterprise 2.0 Launch Pad and will be in San Francisco! Yaaaay :) »
“A month ago, I wrote an article about sexism in the free and open source software (FOSS) community. The result has been educational, to say the least. It’s one thing to know about issues intellectually, and quite another to plunge headlong into a firestorm of reactions.
So what have I learned exactly? To start with, while members of the FOSS community like to think of themselves as rational beings, when subjects like gender issues are raised, emotion swamps logic to an alarming degree.” …
