Of Time and the Network and the Long Bet
Matt has accepted the challenge I threw down in my Webstock talk (which has now been transcribed).
Tags: web
South by CSS
Talking to the browser makers about vendor prefixes.
Prix Fixe
Hyperlinks relating to CSS vendor prefixes.
Webstocked
I went all the way to New Zealand and all I got was this kick-ass conference.
Eighteen
Pausing to give thanks.
One moment
Archiving a special mention by the greatest archivist of them all.
Audio Update
How I wish that conference audio were as widespread of conference video. Speaking of which, I’ve transcribed my talk from the Update conference.
iWish
A Christmas letter.
HTML5 For Web Designers
The website of the book.
One Web, transcribed
Listen, watch or read the presentation.
Ending September
I travelled. I talked.
Boston Global Scope
This. This is how we should build for the web.
The Language of the Web
The Breaking Development conference was the perfect platform for discussing all things mobile.
Hot topics, transcribed
The transcription of the audio of the panel: hot stuff!
Indie Web Camping
The dream of independent publishing is alive in Portland.
Newcastling
Conferences in the UK.
Hashcloud
The web is agreement.
Topically hot
Am I hot topic or not? I want your suggestions for this year’s @media.
Caveat
The fine print.
Going Postel
How hash-bang URLs violate the robustness principle.
One web
Let’s get together and feel alright.
A brief list of false dichotomies
Liquid vs. fixed has been omitted. We regret the error.
Sea change
Oh, the humanity!
TeuxDeux Part Deux
My favourite to-do list app gets an update.
Hypertext history
A-wwilfing we will go…
Unboxing Apart
That “new book” smell.
Londoning
From Web Directions @media to Science Hack Day.
The Big Web Show 2: HTML5 Boogaloo
It’s big. It’s on the web. It’s a show. It’s The Big Web Show.
Understanding
Read what Ben Ward has written.
June
There is nothing in this world more bitter than Spring.
Huffcast
Read Write Huffduff Screencast Web
The Medium is the Mess
Scribbling in the margins of the rule book.
Big in Japan
Adventures in the land of the rising sun.
Orangutans, Oxen and Ogham Stones
Liveblogging Sean McGrath’s closing keynote at XTech 2008 in Dublin
Why You Should Have a Web Site
Liveblogging a presentation by Steven Pemberton at XTech 2008 in Dublin.
App Engines of Creation
When does web development become systems administration?
Long day’s journey into Brighton
Back from Berlin.
Berlin, day 4
Less expo, more Berlin.
Berlin, day 3
My speaking duties are fulfilled.
Berlin, day 2
A panel, a presentation and two minutes of Roy Orbison wrapped in clingfilm.
Berlin, day 1
Touristische sachen.
Berlin schedule
oh hai. i maded u a skejyool. kthxbai.
Community service
Reporting on some vibrant communities in Spain, in Brighton and on the Web.
Lock up your data
It’s 10pm. Do you know where your data is?
Web Fundamentals
Speaking and listening at Fundamentos Web 2007.
España
Next stop: Asturias.
Apple doesn’t get the Web
The double meaning is deliberate.
XTech 2007, day three
Short but very sweet.
Web 2.0 Expover
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
Hybrid Design and the Beauty of Standards
Hypertext footnotes from my appearances at the Web 2.0 Expo.
Fake tales of San Francisco
The biggest small town in the West.
Fogbound
I’m going to San Francisco.
Speaking at South by Southwest
Cheekiness and gravitas in equal amounts.
The Future of Web Apps, day two
A running commentary of the fun at FOWA.
The Future of Web Apps, day one
I’m back in London for a conference that means business.
YouTubing
Clearleft has a YouTube star.
I’d twit that
Love it or hate it but you’ve got to have an opinion on Twitter.
Après Web Directions North
A great conference with the best post-conference activities ev-ah!
Web Directions North, day two
What a conference!
Web Directions North, day one
Good talks, good people.
Web Directions North, day zero
I’m acclimatising to the time zone.
Vancouver mover
I’m off to Canada for Web Directions North.
The Web 2.0 show
Take the test.
Northwest passage
Think you can’t afford to come to Web Directions North? Think again.
Taking back the Web
A grandiose title for a cosy unconference.
Pictorial Ajaxitagging
Now with added Flickry goodness.
Sydney to Melbourne
It’s time for me to expand my Australian horizons.
Wrapping up Web Directions South
Two thumbs up from me.
Halfway through Web Directions South
Day one is over, and what a day it was!
One talk down, one to go
Web Directions South 2006 is in full swing.
Web Directions South
Australia, here I come.
The comments of crowds
Comments are enabled… but with a twist.
API changes
Heads up. Flickr and Del.icio.us have made some changes.
Happy Birthday, WWW
Many happy returns.
Webstock podcast
I wrapped up some MP3s in a feed.
September is the coolest month
A month of globe-spanning webucation.
For want of a nail…
…the kingdom was lost.
Reboot
Reboot is over. It was fun.
Ex-tech
The XTech 2006 conference provided plenty of food for thought.
How to Be a Web Design Underwear Pervert
The presentation by the two Andies has been brought into line with pending trademark applications.
Bite Size Vitamin
Help yourself to a rich serving of web dev resources.
Simple Storage Service
Amazon’s newest web service has no face, but I think it’s got legs.
Darwinian webolution
Websites aren’t built; they’re grown.
