| April 11, 2012 |
Oulu, Finland
Windows 8 introduces a new user interface and design philosophy. This seminar series is all about Windows 8 Metro design and development and the opportunities upcoming release will give to developers. We will cover both HTML and XAML development of Windows 8 apps. In late May we will host local application quality labs for near completed applications for developers to get their first experience on app certification. Read more »
Langoor is an atypical web services and products company based in Sydney, Australia and Bangalore, India. We are made up of a dedicated team of project managers, social media geeks, website and SEO copywriters, programmers, and web and graphic designers. Read more »
The New Delhi Google Technology User Group is the group of like-minded nerds and geeks who are interested in using, learning and sharing knowledge around Google technologies and Open source at large. We are always looking for more to join us in this journey.
We have individuals who have taken part in the Google summer of code, and are also involved in using Open source software in their day to day activities.
Most interesting weekly IT events, conferences and education programs – issue 154 Read more »
| February 18, 2012 |
MINT College in Taguig City, Philippines
We are very happy to announce that WebGeek will be moving to its new community portal. WebGeek is a community that acts as a venue for web developers, designers and enthusiast who want to share and connect with fellow geeks. Read more »
Toronto, Canada
WORD11 is the world’s first 24-HOUR blogging festival shared by fun, down-to-earth and engaging guest speakers from across North America on challenges and experiences they have had with blogging. WORD11 is an OPEN multi-platform medium – focused on educating and engaging you on the business of blogging. We can show you what it is all about to where it can take you and how you can monetize it. Read more »
MiamiShared, Miami FL, USA
Finally, Girl Geek Dinners has come to Miami! Girl Geek Dinners is a global organization serving to provide networking opportunities for women in the technology field. At Miami’s kickoff event, we will hear from Denise Jacobs, a web solutions consultant based in Miami, Florida. Denise is a writer, speaker, designer, and educator on many things web. She is author of The CSS Detective Guide, and is a co-author for InterAct with Web Standards: A Holistic Approach to Web Design. She will be presenting the following at our kickoff event on Tuesday, July 26. Read more »
Minneapolis Downtown Hyatt
United States,Minneapolis MN
The content problems faced by organizations of all sizes have gotten too big to ignore. Outdated content, too much content, disorganized content, poor quality content…it makes up the majority of our beloved World Wide Web. Our readers deserve more. Our businesses deserve more. Read more »
14/F Piccadilly Star, 4th Ave., 27th St., Fort Bonifacio, Global City, Taguig
DevCon – events have evolved from simple, three-part unconferences to focus-group driven Geekups, not to mention with mini-DevCons in between. DevCon Foundation strives to mold this young tradition into something that could, in the future, work hand-in-hand with the academe to produce groundbreakers in the world of IT, improve the state of the IT industry by paying close attention to issues concerning our IT grads and pros here and abroad, and of course, make the geeks happy. Read more »
14th Floor @ Picadilly Star, 4th Avenue, 27th Street,
Fort Bonifacio, Global City Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
WebGeek Philippines is community that acts as a venue for Filipino WebGeeks, Web Developers, Webmasters, Web Designers, Internet Marketers & Freelancers to share knowledge and network with other WebGeeks.
As the World Wide Web evolves, the role of the web users will evolve with it. The WebGeek Philippines envisions itself as a community of common interest, where members can find common ground for communication, skills and education, regardless of their specific responsibilities or abilities. Read more »