Christian Heilmann

Walkies and Talkies – My schedule for the next few months

Friday, January 18th, 2008 at 11:59 am
  • March 18th, Roosevelt Hotel NYC, US, AjaxWorld – talking about Building large web applications with the YUI
  • March 21st – March22nd, Montreal, Quebec – Nurun workshop on Accessibility
  • April 3rd, Scotland, Highland Fling, Scotland – Sharing the joy – building badges for distribution
  • April 25th (one day shy of my birthday), London, AbilityNet’s “Accessibility 2.0: a million flowers bloom” – right and wrong implementation of accessibility

Planned talks (need confirmation)

  • Ajax Experience 2008 – sent in “the human factor in web applications” and “YUI for control freaks” as proposals
  • Tech conference about the future of web development in Beijing

Past talks

  • February 12th, London Trocadero Beers and innovation #13 – A panel that chats about the changes of relationships between developers and designers (costs £25 though, didn’t know that)
  • February 20th, somewhere in Leeds GeekUptalking about the YUI

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