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Posted in Events on 6th February 2006, 5:03 pm by Stuart

Carson Web-apps Summit

There’s a some really good events coming up starting with this week’s Carson Webapps Summit on Wednesday in London. The line-up includes; Del.icio.us founder Joshua Schacter, Rails creator David Heinemeier Hansson, Shaun Inman of Mint, Tom Coates from Yahoo!. The conference is sold out and with 800 seats it’s going to be busy event.

SXSWi

A recent post on Andy Budd’s blog reminded me that SXSWi is coming up fast. In just over 5 weeks time I’ll be flying out to Austin for the SXSW interactive festival. The programme is really shaping up and there’s going to be plenty of panels and keynotes to enjoy.

Whilst I’m there I’m looking forward to meeting up with fellow 9-rulers (and everyone else) as well as taking part in the bowling organised by Brian Veloso. I’d better head on down to the bowlplex to hone my skills then? If you’re up for it then head on over to Brian’s Wiki to add your name to the list.

I still have half a room up for grabs at the Hampton Inn (9th-15th March) if anyone is interested. If you are please contact me via my contact form. The room is now shared!

If you’re going to be at either of these events then do post a comment, it would be great to put some more faces to names.

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If you’re not already subscribed to the Project Fondue blog feed then I can recommend it, as there should be some interesting posts coming out of there in the coming months (yes I’m unashamedly biased!).

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