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Jan 14 2010

Wer langsam ist wird verlassen

Published by Chris under business, enjoy, event, me, review, the web

Enjoy another day with talks about big web infrastructures @hdm-stuttgart.de!

“Wer langsam ist wird verlassen”
StudiVZ, XING und Co - Architektur und Betrieb sozialer Netzwerke

Der StudiVZ-Gründer Dennis Bemmann, der Vice President Operations XING
Dr. Johannes Mainusch und Heiko Specht, Account Manager Gomez
Deutschland geben einen Blick hinter die Kulissen großer sozialer
Netzwerke. Ergänzt wird das Programm durch Kurzvorträge von Studenten
des Master-Studiengangs Computer Science and Media.
Social Network Infrastructure

Wann?
22. Januar 2010, 12.30 Uhr, Raum 056 (Aquarium)
Weitere Informationen
PROGRAMM

12.30 Uhr
Begrüßung und Einführung ins Thema
Prof. Walter Kriha, Studiengang Medieninformatik der HdM

12.45 Uhr
Wikimedia - Ausmessen des LAMP Stacks mit Werkzeugen
Studierende des Master-Studiengangs Computer Science and Media der HdM

13.30 Uhr
Externes Monitoring
Heiko Specht, Account Manager Gomez Deutschland

14.45 Uhr
Wer langsam ist wird verlassen - Performance großer Websites, ein Blick
hinter die Kulissen von XING
Dr. Johannes Mainusch, Vice President Operations XING

16.00 Uhr
Client-side Optimizations
Jakob Schröter, Master-Studiengang Computer Science and Media der HdM

16.30 Uhr
Skalierbarkeit, Datenschutz und Geschichte von StudiVZ - Technik und
Diskussion
Dennis Bemmann, StudiVZ Gründer

17.45 Uhr
Ende der Veranstaltung

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Apr 30 2009

Linux Day 2009 own your data

Published by Chris under business, code, event

Come & enjoy another Linux Day at Hochschule der Medien on Monday 25.05.2009 in 0711.de!

Linux Day 2009 Poster

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Aug 01 2008

Interview with Zend

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Interview with Zend about current “consolidation” and plans by Björn Schotte

Björn Schotte of php-magazine talked with Jürgen Langner, Global Marketing Director at Zend Technologies about recent sacked people in R&D and the current Zend roadmap.
Jürgen Langner said, that I is a goal of Zend to stand on own feet without more money by investors.
Interview Jürgen Langer on it-republik.de


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Jul 31 2008

Cheeeeers to Omnisio!

Published by Chris under business

Those men hit it: Aussies strike it rich with $15m Google buyout

Here is a little serenade for the Omnisio guys, 2 weeks old but still fair enough…

http://www.omnisio.com/liquid/dancing-liquid

Congratulations!

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Jul 30 2008

Oscon 2008 in 37 minutes

Published by Chris under business, event, the web

Gregg Pollack of RailsEnvy created an amazing Video of OSCON 2008 asking Speakers to sum up their point in 30s. Thats fast forward, guys, watch this Oscon in 37 minutes Freak show! The viddler.com video even has an index of speakers:

Keynoters Tim O’Reilly, Damien Conway, Tim Bray, Robert Lefkowitz, David Recordon, Nathan Torkington, and Danese Cooper….

Headliner Mark Shuttleworth on stage taken from Flickr

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Jul 30 2008

Web 2.0 TV Show tomorrow

Published by Chris under business, event, review, the web

Some guys from the HdM Stuttgart did a nice TV documentation on “the” Web 2.0:

The film was sponsored by dmc, Cisco & Otto, broadcasted in german TV on 3sat and ZDF. It will be “reloaded” tomorrow 31.07.2008 13.30h on ZDF-infokanal.

Have a lot of fun!

Links Background

Links Stream

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Jul 25 2008

Open Web Foundation Officially Launches

Published by Chris under business, code, the web

Yesterday at the OSCON 2008 in Portland the launch of the “Open Web Foundation” was announced. This is a solid approach towards Open Web standards

Something happened in 2007!

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Jul 24 2008

Business is now Web 2.0 aware

Published by Chris under business

The small but nice T3N magazine on “Web 2.0, PHP, CSS, TYPO3, Linux” announced a press release by BITKOM that states, that “the business” starts to use bleeding edge technolgies like Blogs & Wikis for internal & external communication. It goes on starting with a funny situation

  • The new technology came from private sector & community to the enterprise, inversing the typically direction
  • Social Network features are more & more used to organize employees over geographical or organizational barriers
  • 2/3 organisations using Web 2.0 technologies made “positive experience”
  • The reasons “against Web 2.0″ were
    1. unclear benefits
    2. fear of unclear cost
    3. Security concers

I’d say: “we can work it out” :] Contact your local web guy!

Links:

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Jul 16 2008

Summerschool

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Today I tell you “The secret to making money online”. It was blowed by David “Ruby on Rails” Heinemeier Hansson.
37signals://981-the-secret-to-making-money-online/

  • Watch the integration of the slides in the video in the “dock”
  • That guy talks about working 5h/day _really_ productive
  • He says “take no Venture Capital, solve problems you know about, take your time”
  • “Do a great app, set a price on it, (…care about your customer…) & make profit”
  • “Don’t get lost trying for 1 Billion $, make a million”

By the way: You can roll your own Omnisio Presentation like this

http://www.omnisio.com/v/iSTLnTidjhG/dancing-liquid

on that side

http://omnisio.com/

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