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These are my notes from talk by Andrej Vernekar, originally titled Predstavitev KDE 4(.2). The code name of KDE 4.2 is “answer” as reference to Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy. Image via Wikipedia KDE 4.2 can be answer to many things: critiques to 4.0 release bad things in KDE 3.5 competition Story time What happens […]
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UIE Virtual Seminar – Designing for Sign-up by Josh Porter (@bokardo) was a great opportunity to revisit one of the bigger topics at work right now – how to increase sign-ups and optimize the whole User Experience around this. Image by Stillframe via Flickr For the ones that don’t know UIE Virtual Seminars, they’re essentialy […]
Here are my rough notes from lecture by Gregor Zalaznik and Davorin Pavlica, founders for ŽVPL at @wwwh with original Slovenian title of Spletne urice #100: ŽVPL 3.0 – kako “zaj***ti” projekt (ali ?esa ne narediti pri procesu prenove). ŽVPL redesign took 3 years+. Here’s what they learned: the project began and ran on beer. […]
A few people asked what would be my Top 3 recommendations for Usability and Human-Computer Interaction Design conferences to plan for in 2009. I’m looking at this from very Central European centric point of view of course. Image by Kounelli via Flickr In no specific order: UX London, 15th – 17th June 2009, London – […]
Do BarCampLjubljana je manj kot en teden in še vedno dobivam dosti vprašanj o tem kaj sploh je BarCamp. Vsem zainteresiranim predlagam ogled prosojnic, ki sem jih uporabil na predavanju prejšnji teden. (For English speakers: here are my slides from my recent lecture about BarCamps (in Slovenian language)) O BarCampih View SlideShare presentation or Upload […]
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With BarcampLjubljana just a week away, we’re also looking into providing T-Shirts for speakers (as an extra incentive to speak). Since I’ve been at the number of events, I always wondered how organizers figure out how many different sizes to order and what would be optimal sizes distribution to keep most people happy. Since searching […]
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Here are my notes from lecture by Marko Mrdjenovic: Jaz sem POSH, pa ti? at @kiberpipa @wwwh. What’s POSH and a short history? Image by Cayce Newell via Flickr Years and years ago (before 1999), we had “shinny happy tables”, everything in HTML that dealt with advanced layout had to be done in tables since […]
Brendan McCollam [http://www.withoutatraceroute.com/] is a 2008-2009 Watson Fellow [www.watsonfellowship.org]. Here are my notes at his Haip 2008, lecture – Without A Traceroute – Traveling the world hanging out with hackers What is the Watson Fellowship? Basically, you make up some crazy project that you’re really interested in, and they give you $28,000 to do […]
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This are the slides from my talk at Widgets Web Expo, earlier this month. While the original title was a bit more conservative, the main purpose of the talk was to inform the interested public about the issues regarding AJAX, cross-domain post request and how it affects your application. What I tried to do here, […]
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At Social Media Camp 08 I presented how Zemanta internally organizes buzz from bloggers and our work-flow. Basic idea is to use a bookmarking service, to categorize different responses, while at the same time use a collection of different tools like Google Alerts and Twitter Search to follow other mentions. The whole setup seems obvious […]