Tom Morris - Lightning Talk

Tom Morris starts his talk by describing the semantic web as a long promised elixir. He showed examples of queries that can be executed against the semantic web services.

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Joe Walker-Introduction to Bespin

Bespin is a Mozilla Labs Experiment to build a code editor in a web browser that Open Web and Open Source developers could love. It is built using the latest HTML 5 features like canvas, web-workers, and web-sockets. Bespin also provides collaboration and version control integration.

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Web Accessibility

Featuring Dirk Ginader

Dirk Ginader from Yahoo! talks about accessibility and layers! Along with having a key role in the overall design, layers must also be examined separately for building web applications . . .

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Lego XP Game

Featuring Sam Newman

Sam starts the session by splitting the group into five groups and explains how they will be applying agile and XP principles by building Lego. By doing so each group will experience how to apply Agile and XP principles rather than be told what it is.

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QA Panel - AWS Start-up Event

Featuring Cedric Roll and Nigel Hamilton

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ORbyte Solutions

Featuring Cedric Roll

Cedric Roll shares his experience at ORbyte Solutions, on running applications in the cloud with Amazon Web Services.

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Accelerating Your Website with Cloudfront

Featuring Tal Saraf

This webcast was recorded at the AWS start-up event in London in April 2009. Tal Saraf explained how to accelerate your website with Amazon CloudFront, the pay-as-go content distribution service from Amazon Web Services.

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T10 Turbo10 search engine hosted in the Amazon Cloud

Featuring Nigel Hamilton

Nigel Hamilton gave a session on T10 at the AWS start-up event which took place in London on 28th April.

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Skipso

Featuring Felipe Padilla Gomez

Felipe Padilla Gomez gave a session on Skipso, innovative online platform and vertical business to business marketplace that aggregates Cleantech professionals and businesses globally at the AWS start-up event which took place in London in April 2009

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Getting Started with AWS Amazon Web Services

Featuring Simone Brunozzi

Simone Brunozzi of Amazon Web Services - AWS explained how to get started with AWS. This session was recorded at the AWS start-up event in London in April 2009.

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Dylan Schiemann and Peter Higgins - Dojo 1.3

Featuring Dylan Schiemann

Dylan Schiemann and Peter Higgins talk about the latest release 1.3 of Dojo Toolkit. The Dojo Toolkit provides professional tools for all your Rich Web(tm) requirements, ranging from a minimal set of utility functions . . .

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The WOW Agency

Alan Stuart gives a very brief introduction to the WoW Agency. Their aim is to provide a system by which students can get involved in real world projects with real companies whilst still studying. The WoW agency provides the go between

Amazon Web Services

Featuring Nicola Cardace

In this brief talk, Nicola introduces Amazon Web Services. Nicola gives a quick illustration of how Amazon Web Services can be used and several

Using Elastic Server

Featuring Patrick Kerpan

In this talk Patrick gives a very quick introduction to the Elastic Server Factory. Although a proper explanation of what the Elastic Server Factory is really for would take much longer

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Demystifying the Cloud

Featuring Chris Purrington

In this talk from April’s Minibar, Chris Purrington gives a very useful talk on cloud computing. The aim is to remove any of the ambiguity surrounding what is actually meant by Cloud Computing by giving a straightforward description

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Azure Services Platform

Featuring David Gristwood

In 5mins and 3 slides David Gristwood gives a brief overview of the Azure Services Platform explaining what it will mean for the average developer.

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Resolver Systems Technology

Featuring Jonathan Tartley

Jonathan Hartley, a developer at Resolver Systems talks about the IronPython, and how it is used at Resolver Systems.

Resolver Systems's first product, Resolver One, is a desktop and web-accessible spreadsheet aimed

Lots of Data, Little Money

Featuring Martin Dittus

Martin Dittus from Last.fm on "What to do when the data you have to analyse keeps growing but your budget doesn't?" a discussion of why Last.fm ended up using Hadoop and being one of the biggest users of commodity distributed systems.

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Agile Pragmatic Systems Administration

Featuring Pris Nasrat

In contrast with the software development community there seems to be much less open discussions about principles and practices within the field. Yet we need to adapt to constantly shifting demands of responsiveness and agility to serve the business practices such as

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Founding Resolver Systems

Featuring Giles Thomas

Giles Thomas shares the story of founding Resolver Systems and answers questions about the company. Resolver Systems was founded in 2005 to produce a next generation spreadsheet. The founders, Giles Thomas, Robert Smithson and Patrick Kemmis

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