developer conference

At the Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco, Google has announced the destination of its next invasion: your home.

My posts on Decoupling Content Management, and especially the introduction to the "build a CMS, no forms allowed" approach we took with Midgard Create have generated a lot of interest.

Linux Pro Magazine: "The North American Fedora User and Developer Conference (FUDCon) was held on Arizona State University campus in Tempe Arizona from January 29 -31, 2011 and proved to be the largest FUDCon to date with over 200 people pre-registered to attend and final attendance numbers estimated around 175 people."

debian.org: "In this very moment, during the ongoing annual Debian Developer Conference "Debconf10" in New York, Debian's release managers have announced a major step in the development cycle of the upcoming stable release Debian 6.0 Squeeze: Debian Squeeze has now been frozen."

ItRunsOnLinux: "At the Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco (USA), several leading industry players announced the development of Google TV – an open platform that merges the web and TV.

It will be based on the Linux based Android platform and runs the Google Chrome web browser."

As you may be aware, tomorrow, Facebook kicks off its big f8 developer conference in San Francisco. We'll be there to cover what's going on, but it looks like a lot of the information is already out there -- Inside Facebook, All Facebook, and GigaOM have good write-ups of what we can likely expect.

We've previously reported on a bunch of these poss

The importance of the relationship between Twitter and its third-party developers was made clear by the number of people who came to the company’s first developer conference.

But developers have voiced concerns about the impact of Twitter’s moves and the one question they've been asking--where do we go from here?

More than 8,000 developers have downloaded the first test build since its release at Microsoft's Professional Developer Conference in November.

At today's Professional Developer Conference, we got a look at the early work on Internet Explorer 9.

Null Pointer: "Before the Microsoft-centric developer world goes completely gaga at the company's Professional Developer Conference in the coming days, it's worth noting a couple of open source milestones that may have slipped under the radar."