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• Google Wave (not as communication tool) but as a notebook (IDEA 2 of 3 from from Barcamp London 7)

  
  David F. Flanders — Authority: 100
  London, Thames River South Bank. While at BarCampLondon7 (took place at the IBM offices over 48 hours) where an extended crowd of neurodiverse brilliance showed up.  Dozens of the conversations I would like to follow up, but alas am only able to publish the top three IMHO of which I hope will give me an opportunity ...
  2 weeks ago

• Mobile Device Stats

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 133
  Ive been looking at various mobile statistics recently and thought Id put up a quick post on my findings so far. I started with some work at Kizoom , analysing the traffic we see on our UK Transport services. This then led to my session at BarCampLondon7 , in which I presented the session counts for mobile browsers ...
  3 weeks ago

• Barcamp. London. Seven.

  
  The lost outpost — Authority: 104
  This past weekend saw a first for IBM South Bank as it played host to Barcamp London 7, the seventh time a the Barcamp unconference had been held in London (I know this, because I asked @thehodge why it was called Barcamp London 7, and he said it was because it was the seventh one… cunning!). South Bank is not ...
  4 weeks ago

• Why do we not have human understable URIs for TIME?!? (IDEA 1 of 3 from from Barcamp London 7)

  
  David F. Flanders — Authority: 100
  This weekend I was at BarCampLondon7 (took place at the IBM offices over 48 hours) where an extended crowd of neurodiverse brilliance showed up.  Dozens of the conversations I would like to follow up, but alas am only able to publish the top three IMHO of which I hope will give me an opportunity to encourage further ...
  4 weeks ago

• CSS Nuggets

  
  Maban — Authority: 92
  At Barcamp London 7, I gave a presentation on some CSS tricks I learnt while building Scrunchup.  Here it is: CSS Nuggets View more presentations from Anna Debenham . I’m planning on doing a full write-up for an upcoming issue of Scrunchup.
  4 weeks ago

• CSS Nuggets

  
  Maban — Authority: 92
  At Barcamp London 7, I gave a presentation on some CSS tricks I learnt while building Scrunchup.  Here it is: CSS Nuggets View more presentations from Anna Debenham . I’m planning on doing a full write-up for an upcoming issue of Scrunchup.
  4 weeks ago

• BarCampLondon7: Alternative Input - Striking a Chord

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 133
  Stephen Nicholas 3rd year project Stephen works with Dale Lane @ IBM on microbroker & GUI testing multitap & mini-qwerty not really suited for mobile input… qwerty not really suited for desktop input either :-) multitap gets up to 20 WPM braille keyboard has one key for each dot can get faster ...
  4 weeks ago

• BarCampLondon7: Social Manipulation on the web and in person

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 133
  Tim Nash Social Engineering is still just as valid as ever… If asked for photo ID, people will give it up willingly given a photo ID with details, you can call up somewhere and say you’ve forgotten your ID often the front desk will give you a new ID… people are more likely to buy when there’s an ...
  4 weeks ago

• BarCampLondon7: Project Lombok - the end of Java boilerplate?

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 133
  Reinier Zwitserloot - @surial Project Lombok is an extension to Java that allows you to write less boilerplate code by using annotations. examples: @Data to provide automatic getters and setters for private fields, equality and hashCode, and a constructor for final fields @Cleanup to tidy up inputstreams ...
  4 weeks ago

• BarCampLondon7: Supporting the masses

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 133
  Tony McCrae Experience from squadlist.co.uk — an online tool for organising rowing outings. Set up during a Guardian employee’s spare time for his own rowing club, but suddenly getting over 1000 users. He needed to support the users of the site without spending time on them. sort out forgotten logins though ...
  4 weeks ago

• Pushing, pulling, or leaving the door open

  
  dale lane — Authority: 405
  This weekend is barcamplondon , so another chance for me to ramble incoherently about a technical topic of my choice. My presentation started as a bit of a cop-out. I was ill last week and weekend when I was planning to prepare a new presentation, so I decided to give the same talk I did at Over The Air last ...
  5 weeks ago

• BarCampLondon7: Non-relational Databases

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 133
  Simon Willison Back channel notes on etherpad why? scalability issues — have to do bizarre things to get to Flickr/Google size some models don’t fit schemas Voldemort — used by LinkedIn needs at least four servers to get started! CouchDB, MongoDB, etc download and type make MongoDB was much ...
  5 weeks ago

• BarCampLondon7: iPhone Stats

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 133
  Chris and Simon gave a good description of what it’s like to be popular in the Apple App Store. get an angle for the app 0870 talked about in Guardian, twitter, TechCrunch, … 0870 download stats available on simon’s website marketing from Apple is not the be all and end all and you have no control, ...
  5 weeks ago

• BarCampLondon7: Energy Efficiency & Usage Monitoring

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 133
  Nigel Crawley digital meter — LED flashes fast or slow depending on how much electricity you use can pick that up with an arduino with wifi and then make available as EEML EEML (eeml.org) — XML for electricity cost can humm output eeml? can then input into Pachube can then do visualization like this: ...
  5 weeks ago

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