14.15–14.45
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Inside guardian.co.uk (how we built it) info architecture, open source, etc.—Stephen Dunn |
Selenium (automatic cross-browser testing)—Simon McManus |
Location sensing and DIY smart rooms—James Stanser
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Why we'll never be always online and what to do about it—Jonathan Lisfer (Osmosoft)
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Control Templates with WPF (yes, it _is_ windows)
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The evolution of the social web
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Brighton and the world naked bike ride
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Ask the BBC anything
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15.00–15.30
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Google App Engine from the trenches—The good, the bad, and the ugly (with tips and tricks)—Aral Balkan
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Can your web business be franchised (and should it?) a discussion—if it was to be franchised, what systems would need to be in place to ensure you can reliable reproduce your goals again and again
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Bad XKCD—A programmer's introduction to deconstruction
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The sorry state of rich text editing in web browsers and how to fix it)—includes demo!—Ben Summers
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Supercollider talk/free-style/Intro—Electronic music
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How to solve the Rubik's Cube in 7 easy steps (Seb Lee-Delisle)—Rubik's Cube available to borrow or buy
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15.45–16.15
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Thinking inside the box (or what the Egyptians put in your harddrive)—r.willis
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Playing with maps, FireEagle, and Twitter (or, building serendipitous task lists!) |
Interface literacy (how to talk about interfaces) by Joshua Porter (Bokardo)
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oAuth vs. Password Anti-Pattern—Bruce Boughton
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My year of scrum (the warts and all story of our agile fun)—Tom Hume, Futureplatforms
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50 low-cost ways to market to small businesses (Jennifer Smith)
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Powerpoint Karaoke! (oh yeah!)
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Digital Yoga and the new religion of the web (Rohan)
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16:15pm–16:45pm |
break |
16.45–17.15
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Flickr API using PHP
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Testing web apps...without pain? (Another session on Selenium—automated cross-browser testing)
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Uncanny AI—David Hayward—Game characters that creep us the fuck out |
Be a professional stalker: user research (watching people play with junk for fun and profit)—Mark Trammell (Digg)
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Whack-a-bug!—Natalie Downe (an IE6 debugging game)
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I am a graduate (things I've learnt)—Alan Offord
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Copy in a social media world—David Rosam
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The inner workings of a database engine (or I love XML—an XML validation thing)
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17.30–18.00
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Short introduction to Flex (Mihai Corlaw)
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"Git's the way to do it!"—Introduction to version control with Git
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Impro 101—James Aylett
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Friendfeed—what's it all about Alfie?
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I have a complaint! A chance to moan about anything and everything!
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A BBC Micro for the 21st century wtf?
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Keeping the script kiddies away from your server
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18.15–18.45
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Social Media Pecha Kucha (Interactive! Join in! Participate! Fun!)—Robin Harrison
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Zombie Attack! All-day coding dojos for extremely agile development—Jez Nicholson
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Content, content and pop culture (or what happens if we ignore the rules)
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Creative thinking for logical people! Interactive session—be prepared to parcipate!
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Prototype a web app in one evening
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Copyright, trademarks, insurance, and all that other boring stuff (now with added software licenses)—Aral Balkan
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