Upcoming Speaking Gigs

On March 10, 2010

I'm giving a few talks in the next couple weeks. Here are my session titles and abstracts, the where and when, and my speaker bio:

  • Extensions5: Advanced Google Chrome Extensions with HTML5
    Google DevFest Japan
    March 11th

    A deep dive into advanced techniques for developing extensions — like communicating within and between extensions, effectively injecting content, and integrating HTML5 features.

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  • HTML5 101
    South by Southwest Interactive
    March 14th and 15th

    An overview of the latest HTML, CSS, and JavaScript features being built into modern browsers — including audio, video, typography, animation, notifications, and more.

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  • Advanced Google Chrome Extensions
    South by Southwest Interactive
    March 14th

    [See above.]

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  • Brian Kennish was the first support engineer at Google back when the AdWords API was launched. Since then, he's helped launch four more Google developer products — gadget ads, the Analytics API, Wave, and Chrome Extensions. Brian is currently a developer advocate for Google Chrome.

What Twitter Says about the Presidential Candidates

On May 27, 2008

Barack Obama: Following 34,253Barack Obama wants to know what you think (or, at least, make it look like he does).

Hillary Clinton: Following 0Hillary Clinton doesn't give a shit what you think.

John McCain: That page doesn't exist!John McCain is busy watching Matlock.

Gone Twitterin'

On May 4, 2008

Be back soon.

In the meantime, follow me on Twitter (and I'll follow you back*).

* Unless you're a bot, update as much as Robert Scoble, or offend my delicate sensibilities.

What We Learned about Jimmy Wales in the Last Week

On March 7, 2008

  1. He's a randy Randian (source: Valleywag).
  2. He stinks (source: eBay).
  3. He steals money from college kids to pay for happy endings and home appliances (source: All's Wool that Ends Wool).

Thank God We Turned This Place Around

On February 4, 2008

Sayed Pervez KambakshA student has been sentenced to death in Afghanistan, and the decision upheld by our puppet government there, for downloading a report about women's rights and distributing it to his teachers and classmates.