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Category Archives: Conferences
What I wish I knew when I first attended WWDC
I’ve been attending WWDC since 2005. This year will be my seventh WWDC in a row. Woohoo! So I was thinking that if I was able to go back in time in a flux capacitor-powered DeLorean to June 5, 2005 … Continue reading
East Coast Cocoa Conferences
I’ve been thinking about upcoming Cocoa (Mac and iPhone) conferences for the past week, ever since the last NSCoderNightDC. Daniel posted his big uber list of Fall Conferences, so I won’t repeat that. Instead, I’ll focus on East Coast Cocoa … Continue reading
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C4[3] Blitz Talks and MacRuby
I just came back from C4[3] – an Independent Mac and iPhone Developer Conference in Chicago. Wolf and Victoria host it and I saw Daniel Jalkut helping out along with a few other folks. In case you’re not hip to … Continue reading
Posted in Cocoa, Conferences, iPhone, Mac OS X, Programming, Ruby
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iPhoneDevCampDC is coming July 31st – August 1st!
We are putting together a local gathering of iPhone developers in the Washington DC area. Its called iPhoneDevCampDC and it is a satellite event of the main iPhoneDevCamp (which is in Sunnyvale, CA.) There are satellite events all over the … Continue reading
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Three things I learned at WWDC 2009
I went to WWDC 2009 last week and I learned 100 things. Unfortunately, 97 of them are under NDA, so I’ll just share with you three things that aren’t secret. 1. When in doubt, file a bug. Mac OS X … Continue reading
Developer Day – Falls Church, VA – this Saturday May 30
There’s a local Developer Day one-day conference here in Falls Church, VA (which is right outside Washington, D.C.) It is happening two days from now, this Saturday May 30, 2009. The schedule looks pretty cool and it is being sponsored … Continue reading
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C4[2] t-shirts available
I love to wear Tech Conference t-shirts. Â I should really take a picture of them all sometime. Â They help get me into a productive mood. Wolf put up an official C4[2] t-shirt store. Â It was a pretty interesting design but … Continue reading
10 Things I Learned from C4[2]
I went to C4[2] last month. For the uninitiated, C4[2] is the third (yes we count from zero) conference of its kind, a conference for independent-minded Mac and now iPhone developers, held annually in Chicago, Illinois. It is run by … Continue reading
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RubyNation 2008 wrap up
I attended RubyNation 2008 last weekend on Friday and Saturday. It was great to meet up with fellow Rubyists in the Washington DC area. It was also my first time helping to organize a conference – I think we did … Continue reading
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NSCoderNight DC – I’ll be demoing Prizes.app
Tonight is NSCoderNight DC. It’s at the La Madeleine in Bethesda, MD at 7PM. (More directions to La Madeleine ). I missed last weeks but that’s because I was getting ready for RubyNation. Part of that was making a new … Continue reading
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