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LONDON WEB - With Christian Heilmann from Mozilla (formerly Yahoo)

February 17, 2011 · 7:30 PM
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We're really pleased to announce Christian Heilmann from Mozilla (formerly Yahoo) speaking with us in Feb.

Christian speaks all over the world, and is great with Javascript, YQL, APIs, AJAX, HTML5 and many development tools. Christian has an amazing sense of where the web is heading, from being so well connected into the conference scenes and media. He often contributes to Smashing Magazine, and many other online publications, including his blog. Christian will continue our series on web browsers, starting with Bruce Lawson from Opera last month.

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Dave Nattriss

Great speaker

0 · April 23, 2011
Nathan O'Hanlon

Really enjoyed the night! Again, let me know if you're a frontend designer wanting to work on skinning SocialGO themes - similar to Wordpress themes! http://linkd.in/sg-job

0 · February 18, 2011
nigel

An excellent talk, thought provoking, providing insight and amusing. One of the best talks I have heard.

0 · February 18, 2011
Tom Bamford

Christian was awesome as always

0 · February 18, 2011
Ashley Nolan

Good talk - nice to hear thoughts and considerations about the future of web over just straight opinion

0 · February 18, 2011
Shaun Dunne

"Believe it or not, this is a W3C website and it does not look like s*!t" - awesome, thanks a lot for the great talk.

0 · February 18, 2011
Alexander Bobin

Always an entertaining speaker

0 · February 18, 2011
Sarah Coulton

Was my first London Web meetup and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Christian was a great speaker and I even learnt stuff.

0 · February 18, 2011
Shaun Dunne

Awesome, inspiring and fun. Christian talks with so much passion it invigorates you to start doing something about....everything.

0 · February 18, 2011
Paul Tregoing

A thought-provoking and entertaining wander around the internet of the moment. Unsentimental and practical advice and some downright funny observations. Reminded me why this is the best job in the world. :)

0 · February 18, 2011
Francesca Mancuso

After a busy day at work I easily fall asleep if a talk is too long. This talk didn't feel long at all =)

0 · February 18, 2011
Jason Grant

I liked the approach of cracking a joke per slide. It really kept us focused on the subject matter.

0 · February 18, 2011
A former member

Just perfect, like a opened book :). I am inspired because i will be a teacher soon. And this kind of approach inspires me. I want to take and filter out what i can forward to next generation. Many things yesterday were not about Web, but humanity and ego. For me it has always been living within your heart not ego. It is not so easy though. :)

0 · February 18, 2011
Christian Heilmann

The slides are available: http://www.slideshare.net/cheil... and so is my (raw) audio recording: http://www.archive.org/details/... - I can't believe I talked this long :)

3 · February 18, 2011
Eddie Jaoude

Excellent! Christian was inspiring. Met some like minded cool geeks! :)

0 · February 18, 2011
Dave Nattriss

Yeah, great speaker choice Nathan. Maybe we'll get him for PHP UK Conference 2012 :-)

The discount URL for anyone who wants to come next Friday is on the left of this page...

0 · February 18, 2011
Ivan De Marino

That was really good!

0 · February 18, 2011
Ivan De Marino

Christian was brilliant.
One of those talks when, even after an hard day of work, you never get bored because the speaker is just that good! :)

0 · February 18, 2011
gaia

that was great. thanks! x

0 · February 17, 2011
Andrew Keats

Damn, have had to cancel :/

0 · February 17, 2011
Gil Benchetrit

YABA DABA DOO...

0 · February 17, 2011
Dave Nattriss

Nicholas - you can advertise cheaply for PHP people at http://www.phplondon.org/wiki/J...

0 · February 17, 2011
Eddie Jaoude

See you all shortly...looking forward to some geeky chats :)

0 · February 17, 2011
Nicholas Oliver

Looking forward to it! Hoping there are a few developers looking for work though.. Need some good .Net and PHP people to come join us @ Precedent :)

0 · February 16, 2011
Andrew Keats

Excited!!

1 · February 10, 2011