'Devnest' is a developer and startup-centric monthly gathering on the first Tuesday of each month at the conference suite at the headquarters of The Guardian in London sponsored by The Guardian Open Platform and Paypal with a little help from Multizone.
All are welcome, although the content is best suited to people who are already developing applications that use social media API's like the Twitter API or who intend to start building a Social Media or Twitter related application in the future. At 9pm we adjourn to the bar.
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#Devnest - London Twitter Developer nest 10 - Tuesday 3 August, 6pm-9pm |
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Written by Angus Fox
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Tuesday, 15 June 2010 10:33 |
Tuesday 3rd August 2010
At the conference suite at the offices of The Guardian in London sponsored by Multizone Limited, The Guardian Open Platform and Paypal Developer Network
Join us for pizza and beer and social media development talks - Free Tickets
6pm - Pizza, beer, networking and 'Show and Tweet'
Eat some Pizza, enjoy a beer, and sign up on the night to present whatever you like.
8pm - Nest Note Presenters
Like Keynotes only shorter and more prefectly formed
 Media 140 - The founder of media140 who run events worldwide centred on exploring the future of the social web joins us. What opportunities are there to connect brands, marketing and advertising with #devnest developers?
 @bootlaw http://www.bootlaw.com/ - Did you know that emerging technology, internet and digital professionals face legal issues? We have @danversbaillieu from @bootlaw to introduce us to the topic and give some pointers.
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Last Updated on Friday, 09 July 2010 16:53 |
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#Devnest - London Twitter Developer nest 9 - Tuesday 6 July, 6pm-9pm |
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Written by Angus Fox
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Tuesday, 15 June 2010 10:33 |
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We had a lively event although a few people missed it this time. The presentations were as usual thought provoking, and of course the content is user generated because anyone can give a 'show and tweet' presentation.
But I guess the highlight was the skype based video conference with the Twitter API team who spent 45 minutes answering tough but fair questions about why the world cup caused twitter to slow down and other such things from our audience. Skype and the projection system worked well!
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 July 2010 02:39 |
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Written by Angus Fox
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Wednesday, 12 May 2010 08:14 |
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Warblecamp was impressive. The people, the challenges, the quality of the event environment and the committment everyone shared. It is not easy to pull off an event like this. It is extraordinary when it is self-organising. There was no evidence of *any* cross words or conflict either which says something about the community.
Multizone has been involved with Devnest for over a year now, and have put a lot of time into involvement and engagement with the startup developer entrepreneur and hobbyist community that come along. What we see at these events is focus, brilliance and fun with technology. What more is required? This is the point of the tech industry in the first place.
Consequently Multizone sponsored HackCamp. HackCamp was created because of the need of an event due to the postponing of BarCamp London 8. The concept is very inspired by the Yahoo! Open Hack Day concept. Because we can’t stay overnight at Google we didn’t dare to call it a HackDay, so HackCamp was born. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 09 July 2010 17:00 |
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