When I was invited to come to the Chrome Developer Summit, I went with a sense of dread. I got a weird impression the last few months that Google is pushing very hard into a Chrome-only world, with lots of information about Dart and APIs only available in Chrome packaged apps flooding Google+ and the […]

I spend a lot of my time right now coaching people on public speaking and attending conferences seeing other presenters. The latter is a great step to get into presenting yourself. Analyse what you see, find what you like and what you could use without parroting what the other speaker does. Also take down what […]

I am on my way back to England from Budapest where I spent the last two days in an epic hotel and the day speaking at the 10th annual Webconf. I was invited by the Mozilla community in Hungary, who did a great job showing off Firefox OS to the attendees. My presentation (one of […]

It is not very often that I mess up completely, but when I do, I don’t give up easily. On the second day of Øredev I was scheduled at 1 in the afternoon to talk about Firefox OS and I thought I totally got over my jetlag (I arrived 2 days before from San Francisco). […]

I am currently at Øredev in Malmø, Sweden, and this morning I spoke about “The very near future of a richer, standards based web”. photo by Fredrik Frodlund My talk covered new technologies people should be using to make them a reality rather than waiting for a perfect reality and full support across all browsers […]