My first release here at work…

by Diana on March 24, 2010

Our first agile iteration was end of January. So, in two months we created this application from beginning to end. http://www.theplanet.com/The-Planet-Introduces-iPhone-Application/ http://www.theplanet.com/orbit-for-iphone/ I was the user experience and interaction designer for the entire application. What does that mean? I am (…)

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Sunday Morning @ SXSW

by Diana on March 14, 2010

It’s a beautiful day in Austin Texas. I have always said that if I were to ever live anywhere else in Texas it would be in Austin. I simply love this city. Now, I’ll admit that I might be spoiled (…)

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Saturday Morning @ SXSW

by Diana on March 13, 2010

First stop was a panel on IA sketching, but of course it was at capacity. I really do need to start getting to panels earlier. [Must make opening remarks by Danah Boyd at 2 today!!] Since I was already on (…)

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Friday @ SXSW

by Diana on March 12, 2010

So Friday is almost over here at SXSW (well day time programming anyway). I actually got in last night to take advantage of the short lines for Thursday night registration. After spending all morning on a development retrospective conference I (…)

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SXSW Bound!

by Diana on March 10, 2010

I’ll be heading in to Austin tomorrow to check in and get my badge before the crazy lines roll in Friday morning. Tomorrow night I’ll be at the Social Media BBQ at Emo’s. Friday I’ll start off in the Blogger’s (…)

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Webtwitch Wednesday

by Diana on March 3, 2010

The Australian Government publishes a paper on Cyber Crime: Crime risks of three-dimensional virtual environments Fastweb reveals that Google Chrome won the browser wars for February. AP Reports (via Google News) are ruling by German high court: Telecom data cannot (…)

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Fedora Hacker Challenge!

by Diana on March 1, 2010

I was talking in #fedora-mktg with Mel Chua today about my dilemma of finding a count of currently active Fedora Project contributors. So she whipped up a twill script in python to get a count on contributions based on FAS (…)

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