January 2013
Blog entries
- 1st: Do comments really count for SEO link building?
- 1st: Why is node.js so much faster?
- 2nd: Does it cost tax payers when sporting events have military jets fly over the stadiums?
- 3rd: How should people organise software developer focused conferences in order that they achieve socially acceptable representation across relevant demographics (eg gender, ethnicity) in terms of speakers and attendees?
- 3rd: What are the strategies for a front end developer to keep up to date with the emerging technologies?
- 6th: What is the best food in London for under £20?
- 7th: How do I jump start a submissions-based website?
- 8th: What are good and easy practices for frequent web deployments?
- 8th: Are there any sites like CodeAcademy for other fields, i.e. who specialize in math, languages, finance, etc. (no "generalists" like Khan)?
- 10th: What was the Registration Fee for QCon NY 2012?
- 15th: What should one bring on a trip to London?
- 15th: What are some productive things to do for 15 minutes a day?
- 25th: Where can I find a calendar of tech events and conferences all over the world?
- 25th: What are the top tech conferences for social, mobile and location based marketing?
- 26th: How do I learn Python fast?
- 27th: What are good ideas and examples for event gamification?
- 27th: Can you advice me some newsletters where I can signup to receive on my email news about web/programming/startups conferences, talks, contests, events, classes?
- 28th: What are some hidden gem restaurants in London for trying food from different countries, aside from the plenty of Indian, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Italian restaurants?
- 30th: What is the best city to host a convention in US and why?
- 30th: Does it still make sense to become a Java developer, or should I migrate to PHP or .NET?
- 31st: Does the Quora iOS app allow one to give "Thanks?"
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conferences 7 events 2 food 2 javascript 2 london 3 quora 21 softwareengineering 3 startups 6 travel 2 webdevelopment 2