web conference
13 Sep 2008
I made a bunch of new moo stickers and moo cards for the <head> web conference yesterday (And So Can You!)
I've just implemented a few changes on the <head> web conference site that should hopefully get more exposure for our wonderful list of sponsors.
Effectively immediately, all our sponsors have their own pages where you can learn more about them.
Update: The quotas have been reset, the site is back up, and engineers at Google are monitoring them and working closely with me until we can figure out what the issue is and fix it.
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The cool thing about user submitted content is that you can't always predict what you're going to get. Our speakers at the Singularity Web Conference, for example, submit and update their own bios and session descriptions on the site. Yesterday, I noticed that Dr. Woohoo had put up an image of one of his awesome generative artworks in his session description.
Of course, since I hadn't considered images in session descriptions, this had the side-effect of breaking the layout of the sessions page.
I can't believe I missed this when it first came out (it was probably because I'd just started on the my crazy two-month trip to simultaneously learn Google App Engine, brush up my Python, and build the new Singularity web site):