Oxford Geek Nights offer a chance for web developers and designers in the local area to get together, share their skills and talk about new ideas, techniques and technologies.
Each OGN consists of two keynote talks of 15 minutes each. There are also frenetic bursts of socialising, sometimes adverts for other local groups, but always interspersed with two sets of 5-minute-long microslot sessions.
Keynotes
Our confirmed keynote speakers are:- The Trouble with Type, by Elliot Jay Stocks, designer and writer for .net
- Twitter Ethics, by Sylwia Presley of 1000heads
Microslots
These are five-minute "lightning" talks that anyone can volunteer for. They're easy to do: pick something that excites you, or a project you've worked on that you think might be of interest; then talk to a friendly audience for just five minutes with a handful of slides. Submit your microslot and we'll see you on the night!
Here are the confirmed microslots so far, for OGNX:
- The web and adolescents, by Tim Davies
- Microserfs, by Peet Morris
- Tomcat: scaling past one machine, by David Sheldon
- Dynamic demand, by Tom Dyson
- Working with RGBA Colour, by Drew McLellan
Microslot ideas
Want something explained? Someone out there must know... maybe a microslot would help! Why not submit your idea for someone else's microslot?
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