The 10th iteration of my favorite (web|design|development|biggerpicture) conference is about to open doors in a few minutes. This year this is an extraordinary event - due to the Covid-19 situation last year it was cancelled, and with the current surge of the "fourth wave" with never-before seen high amount of new infections currently in Germany,…
Der komische Typ verfolgt mich schon länger anscheinend; sogar auf meiner Lieblingskonferenz. (Original-Foto: M.Ott)
Watch this. Understand this. For quite a while now I really think we are at a crucial point in the history of the web.
This talk yesterday kind of illustrated the frame for many of the stories that were told by the talks that followed. The circle of stories, the archetypes, the whole 'going from the known to the unknown', the 'old self / new self' transformation, the dragon's den… there's a lot of that to be found in…
In my series of "Thank you"s regarding the community around the Beyond Tellerrand Conference, next is Holger. Not only has he done one of the epic conference shirt motives himself, but has printed several editions of the yearly shirt editions. Holger has been on nearly every Beyond Tellerrand conference, with his screen-print machine and fine…
view directly on vimeo The evolution of Web Annotation mirrors that of the Web itself, in miniature, facing off with some of the same big themes of identity, security, authority and freedom. Next in line in my series of "thank you" posts is Lyza. This talk -- or more precisely, the talk's topic -- is…
The Beyond Tellerrand Conference keynote by Christian Heilmann resonates with me, much. I'd never thought being seen as a 'conservative blocker on the right', but obviously, when it comes to the foundational layers of building stuff for the web, I find myself more on the right side of Chris' block chain (although the 'square' would…
Vimeo direct slaponthebackofthehead Concatenating, minifying, compressing, caching: all serviceable ways to improve the performance of web interfaces. But none are as effective as not coding something in the first place. Code that don't exist is infinitely performant and extremely easy to maintain and document. This talk will identify some examples of front-end code that are…
Vimeo direct thinkaboutit Mike Monteiro. Nails. It. Again.
Matthias wrote a nice summary of this year's Beyond Tellerrand Conference in Düsseldorf: […] During the four days at the IndieWebCamp and beyond tellerand, I got to know so many nice and interesting people, and enjoyed the most diverse and inspiring talks, so that I left Düsseldorf deeply satisfied and full of new ideas (although…
vimeo direct link For one reason or the other, this talk resonated very much with me. The question of how much time we have (left) available and how to spend it, definitely worth your time.
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