Sad to be missing the wonderful in-person atmosphere of All Day Hey this year, but counting myself lucky that I can watch the talks online anyway!
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Delighted to be once again organising and attending State of the Browser, this year being the tenth edition and taking place at the incredible Barbican Centre in London!
noteWhat a pleasure to attend in-person this year!
note2021 3 posts Permalink ¶
This looks like an incredible line-up, and, completely predictably, I cannot wait!
noteAfter another year of hard work and planning, pleased to be putting on 2021’s edition of State of the Browser!
noteThere are some talks I’m immensely looking forward to this year; though, I'm sure the entire show will knock my socks off again! 🧦💨
note2020 3 posts Permalink ¶
Jamstack conferences host speakers, workshops, and more for learning to design, develop, & deploy modern web projects. Join us online October 6–7, 2020. Register here!
noteAn online meetup for people who work on the web, featuring talks by Andy Bell, Cassie Evans and more! What a hell of a line-up. Super excited for this evening! https://twitch.tv/webclerks
noteFirst time going and, as usual, immensely looking forward to it!
note2019 4 posts Permalink ¶
Excited for @halfstackconf today! First conference with @dletorey where neither of us are organising too.
note#SotB2019 commencing and nice to have a fitting tribute to Rupert on stage 👍
likeReally looking forward to IndieWebCamp Brighton 2019!
noteI will be attending https://2019.indieweb.org/online My first IndieWebCamp! Can’t wait.
note2018 2 posts Permalink ¶
An excellent event I attended in Brighton with friends from work.
noteCouldn't be happier with how #SotB18 turned out this year. It was an honour and a pleasure to be involved in organising such an incredible event. Massive thanks to all of our speakers, attendees, sponsors, and supporters. We couldn't have…
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First Article Ever
Well, I've finally gotten my site up and running to a point where I can consider it to be a success. What was the process, and what did it involve? What mistakes did I make that you can avoid?
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