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d.Construct is an
affordable, one-day conference aimed at those building the
latest generation of web-based applications.
The event discusses how new technology is transforming the web
from a document delivery system into an application
platform.
Last year saw the inaugural event, the
first of its kind in the UK. Internationally renowned speakers
from organisations including Yahoo!, the BBC and the Electronic
Freedom Federation discussed hot-topics such as web application
design, AJAX, API’s and the mobile web.
This years event has an equally fantastic line-up of speakers,
discussing everything from mash-ups and API's through to
tagging and Ajax accessibility.
* Jeffrey Veen (MeasureMap, Google)
* Jeremy Keith (Clearleft, WASP)
* Simon Willison (Flickr, Yahoo!)
* Paul Hammond (Yahoo!)
* Derek Featherstone (Further Ahead)
* Thomas Vander Val (InfoCloud Solutions Inc.)
* Aral Balkan (Ariaware)
* Jeff Barr (Amazon)
Due to the unprecedented interest in last year’s conference,
the team behind d.Construct 2006 will be increasing this year’s
capacity to 350 people, allowing even more people to benefit
from the event. However they'll be sticking to the same low
price, in order to make the event accessible to all.
Tickets & Booking:
Tickets are £75.00+VAT and will be on sale soon - for details
see the d.Construct
website .
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d.Construct 2006
An affordable, one-day conference aimed at those building the latest generation of web-based applications.
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