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DaveO
2008
04
01

Parkbench Chat About Web Standards and Accessibility - Raincity Radio

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william lawrence at BADcamp by DaveO While at Bay Area Drupal Camp, web developer and accessibility advocate William Lawrence sits down to talk about ensuring all people can use your website.

With Raincity Radio host Dave O, William discusses assistive browsing devices, SEO benefits of semantic code, Section 508 compliance for accessibility to public resources, plus applying business best practices and tips galore. Plus some chatter about William's time in Croatia as the UC football game crowd parties on by.

DaveO
2007
20
12

Catching up with Colin at BAD Camp - Raincity Radio

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colin brumelle at bay area drupal camp

At Bay Area Drupal Camp (more Bad Camp coverage), Dave O catches up with former Bryght-ster (and noted hipster) Colin Brumelle.

Canadian Colin now lives in San Francisco working as a freelance web app developer brewing up all sorts of projects, particularly relating to his interest in music.

DaveO
2007
08
11

A few more BadCamp Annotations

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created on Thu, 2007-11-08 14:56 Kent on Laptop by Jason Chin at Bad Camp

A few quick Badcamp annotations:

Kent Bye checks in with a library of social media he created at Badcamp. He makes a regular vidcast, recorded Badcamp sessions (including audio on Dmitri's presentation about themeing - or grab a whole audio listing at Drupal.org. While I'm here, Kent rocks the Flickr with screenshots too.

DaveO
2007
05
11

Badcamp-ing all the way home to Vancouver

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created on Mon, 2007-11-05 13:12 Dmitri on the stairs

On the plane back north to Vangroovy - exhausted and brain filled with ideas and some enjoyable observations, here are a few:

Human 2.0 - This Dmitiri lad is the real deal. His themeing session was outstanding as he took the packed standing room only (really) crowd from "what is a theme" all the way through the basics and into crowd-suggested nuances (i.e. themeing per node or per view or per block etc.).

He's a keyboard shortcut wizard, has a great sense of humor, a natural public speaker (with just a wee-est quaver in his voice) and he knows this Drupal and php stuff solid and drives his Mac like a virtuoso. He doesn't post social media stuff anywhere and this was hist first real "meat space" interaction with his community.

DaveO
2007
04
11

Badcamp Day Two - What is a node anyway?

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created on Sun, 2007-11-04 12:52

After some good times at the after-camp social activity (thanks Pete and crew) at Jupiter, we are back in action today for more sessions, networking, and conversations. Fun conversations from Michigan weather to the One Laptop per Child machines which i tinkered with for the first time.

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