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  • CodeMash 2007

    Well, the CodeMash conference has come and gone. Ah, all of that planning and now it’s over. How will I spend my days if I don’t have to help plan and publicize this event? Maybe I’ll actually get some work done (and see my kids)! The conference was very cool. One problem in helping...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Mon, Jan 22 2007
  • TurboGears 1.0 is released!

    TurboGears , which has been at 1.0b1 for a while now, was released as 1.0 today. Here’s a link to an IRC chat that describes what that means, and more about the future of the TurboGears project. http://irclog.turbogears.org/archive/freenode/turbogears/2007/01/03 (scroll down to timestamp 17:00...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Thu, Jan 4 2007
  • CodeMash early bird deadline

    CodeMash, a developer conference organized by volunteer developers, is to be held January 18-19 in Sandusky, OH. Drawing from national talent as well as regional experts, this conference provides a unique opportunity for a diverse set of people to get to CodeMash deadline is TODAY! Today is the last...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Mon, Dec 18 2006
  • CodeMash Early Bird Deadline Coming Soon

    CodeMash, a developer conference for programmers of all flavors, is scheduled for January 18-19 in Sandusky, OH. And the early bird deadline is coming up soon. Register by December 18 to get the early bird conference rate of $99. After December 18, the cost goes up to $149. At any rate, it’s a...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Sun, Nov 26 2006
  • Announcing CodeMash 2007

    Ohio … where you need to be January 18-19 What? January in Ohio?! That’s always the first reaction. But … once I tell them what’s going on (and that it’s at an indoor water park), the tune changes to, “Really? Cool!”. I’ve been involved with the planning...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Sat, Oct 28 2006
  • TurboGears Jam

    I’m very excited to announce that Bruce E ckel is going to do a TurboGears Jam in Ann Arbor, Michigan from January 14-16, 2007. That’s a Sunday-Tuesday, which gives people who can’t get time off of work to learn a new technology ample opportunity to pursue it on their own. Bruce is...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Wed, Oct 11 2006
  • Friday in Crested Butte

    Web Frameworks Jam, continued This was the last day of the workshop (Friday). We finished up what we could and then recorded a podcast describing what we had done and detailing our experience. In general, we all found that one of the barriers is installation and setup of the framework (from a development...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Mon, Jul 24 2006
  • Thursday in Crested Butte

    Web Frameworks Jam, continued The TurboGears team finally is all working with the 0.9 release, and we made a lot of progress today. I was able to get the things working that didn’t work yesterday (i.e., the JSON support), and we moved forward, exploring the TurboTunes tutorial and more of the supporting...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Mon, Jul 24 2006
  • Web Frameworks Jam: Wednesday

    Another Day in Crested Butte First, work stuff: We continued our TurboGears quest yesterday (Wednesday). The “out of the box” tutorial experience isn’t really there yet, but we’re still hopeful about the package. Mainly, if I had been working on my own, I’m just not sure...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Fri, Jul 21 2006
  • Web Frameworks Jam, Day 1

    Greetings from Crested Butte! I’m here, at Bruce Eckel’s Web Framework Jam , and (as expected) learning a lot already. We’ve broken up into 3 groups, each working on a different framework. Initial task is to become familiar with the framework. My group is working on TurboGears (the...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Wed, Jul 19 2006

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