Just got this via the webaim mailing list: I am very pleased to share with you news about the AEGIS project, a 12.6m investment in accessibility, with the vast majority of it focused on open source solutions. Rather than repeat here all that I have written about AEGIS already, I will instead invite you to […]

Both Robert Nyman and Isac Lagerblad just pinged, tweeted and mailed me about the Geek meet in Stockholm in December that I agreed to talk at. It seems that within an hour all seats were sold out, so I am about to put on my warm boots and mittens and think hard about really writing […]

Today is Blog action day and bloggers around the globe are asked to write about poverty. Well, as the invitation to the day already says, there are no easy solutions for a problem like this, but here are some things that have been bothering me for a while when it comes to thinking about poverty. […]

Every time I go to a conference and meet with Matt Biddulph of Dopplr I feel a little pang of regret that I yet had forgotten to update my dopplr profile again. I know it is easy to do this with FireEagle (even with the awesome “my location is” REST URL (f.e. http://fireeagle.yahoo.net/my/location/is/51.4992,-0.135505) but I […]

The lovely people (check the interview to see what I mean) at Bachelor ICT just released “the videos of my talk about Maintainable JavaScript”http://www.bachelor-ict.nl/christian-heilmann at the Fronteers conference in Amsterdam: Here’s part one of the talk: Chris Heilmann: Maintainable JavaScript, part 1 from Bachelor-ict.nl on Vimeo. And Part 2: Christian Heilmann: Maintainable JavaScript, part 2 […]