Christian Heilmann

HTML5 and the future of the web – Dr. Seuss style

July 6th, 2012

Update: there are now videos (screencasts) and audio of the talk available on the Mozilla blog. I am currently at the Webvisions Event in Barcelona, Spain and tomorrow I will give a talk about “HTML5 and the future of the web”. To spice things up a bit, as I enjoyed watching The Lorax on the […]

Moving game data between two Android phones (Cut the rope, Temple Run)

July 2nd, 2012

I just got a new Galaxy Nexus at Google IO and installed all the apps I had on my old phone. The annoying thing, however, is that I would have to start from scratch again as the game data (which levels you completed, how many coins you got) isn’t stored in the Play store per […]

Google IO 2012 Notes – lots of them

July 2nd, 2012

OK having fulfilled my tourist guide duties with my UK colleagues, I got time to write up a quick report about Google IO. So here goes: Disclaimer: These are my personal views, I was fortunate enough to be invited for the event on an “influencer” ticket. For the TL;DR folk: Google did a tremendous job […]

A call for shorter talks

June 18th, 2012

Right now I am in San Francisco working on training materials for the Mozilla Evangelism Reps program. As a part of this I am analysing great talks and point out the tricks the speakers used and what new speakers can learn from that. I love giving talks and I love watching good talks. I used […]

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