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| 8:45AM |
Welcome!:
Nathan Torkington
O'Reilly Radar:
Tim O'Reilly
School of Rock:
Scott Yara
Trying to Suck Less: Making Web 2.0 Mean Something:
Anil Dash
Interview with Mike Olson: From Sleepycat to Oracle:
Michael Olson
Q & A
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| 10:15AM |
Break
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| 10:45AM |
Big Bad PostgreSQL: A Case Study:
Theo Schlossnagle
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Parsers, Perl 6 Rules, and the Parrot Grammar Engine:
Patrick Michaud
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Handling Cross-domain XMLHttpRequests:
Premshree Pillai
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What's New with Perl DBI?:
Tim Bunce
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Journalism via Computer Programming:
Adrian Holovaty
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Making Sales While Making Friends: Lessons Learned from Open Source Businesses:
Matt Asay
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Open Technology Development: Open Source and the U.S. Government:
John Scott
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Beyond the Stock Kernel: Patching and Building a Kernel for Security and Speed:
Steve Suehring
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Metaprogramming Java with HiveMind and Javassist:
Howard Lewis Ship
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Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Using PostgreSQL:
Luke Lonergan
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Enterprise Open-source Adoption:
Raven Zachary
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Open Source, APIs, and the Summer of Code at Google:
Chris DiBona
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Test-driven Development Meets Design-by-Contract:
Jim Weirich
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Using Ruby on Rails and Ajax to Make a Massive Multiplayer Game:
Michael Buffington
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| 11:30AM |
Interim Break
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| 11:35AM |
Extending MySQL Made Easy: Plugin API:
Sergei Golubchik
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Ajax Optimization Techniques: Working with Large Ajax Applications:
Kevin Henrikson
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Mind Like Water: The Path to Perl Bliss:
Peter Scott
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Easy AI with Python:
Raymond Hettinger
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Opening Up the News: A Case Study on How One Organization Went Open Source, and How Yours Can, Too:
Russ Danner, Terry Barbounis, Curtis D. Edge
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Dirty Secrets of PHP 5's Ext/SOAP Extension:
Adam Trachtenberg
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Current State of the Linux Kernel:
Greg Kroah-Hartman
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Embedding a Database in The Browser:
David Van Couvering
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Google AJAX Search API:
Mark Lucovsky
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A Closed Source Project Becomes Open Source: How We Succeeded:
Lars Thalmann
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Deploying Rails Apps with Capistrano:
Mike Clark
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Maximum Netfilter:
Michael Rash
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Painless Web Proxying with Apache mod_proxy:
Justin Erenkrantz
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| 12:20PM |
Lunch
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| 1:45PM |
Building "Sane" Query Interfaces to Databases:
Mark Newsome
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The Atom Publishing Protocol as Universal Web Glue:
Tim Bray
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Prototype:
Stuart Halloway
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Nothing But (Ingy döt) Net:
Brian Ingerson
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dimdim - The World's Free Web Conference:
Prakash Khot, DD Ganguly
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Measuring Open Source Popularity:
Luke Welling
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PHP Lightning Talks:
George Schlossnagle
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A Simple Guide to Linux File Systems:
Val Henson
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Rock Your Testing World with Devel::Cover:
Geoffrey Young
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Case In Point: OpenLaszlo and Open Source:
Adam Wolff
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Stump the Band:
Ben Trott, Artur Bergman, Tatsuhiko Miyagawa
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So, You Want to Build an Open Source Community: Learning from Apache:
J Aaron Farr
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Driving Rails Deep Into the Back Office:
Obie Fernandez
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The Madness of Ajax:
Andrew van der Stock
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Jifty: Nifty Applications in a Jiffy:
Jesse Vincent
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| 2:30PM |
Interim Break
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| 2:35PM |
Developing Berkeley DB Java Edition: Internals and War Stories:
Charles Lamb
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Open Source QA with Selenium:
Patrick Lightbody
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Cross-site Ajax: Challenges and Techniques for Building Rich Web 2.0 Mashups:
Joseph Smarr
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Plagger: Pluggable RSS/Atom Aggregation:
Tatsuhiko Miyagawa
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Streamlined:
Stuart Halloway
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Lessons Learned in Taking a Closed Source Product Open:
Neelan Choksi
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PHP Lightning Talks:
George Schlossnagle
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Getting Started in Linux Kernel Development:
Randy Dunlap
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Building Java Web Applications with Tapestry:
Howard Lewis Ship
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The Challenge: Digital Media and OSS:
John Terpstra
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The Semasiology of Open Source (Part III):
Robert "r0ml" Lefkowitz
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Ruby and .NET:
John Lam
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Painless maintenance of local changes to fast-moving software:
Bryan O'Sullivan
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Programming the Kernel for Web 2.0:
Audrey Tang
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| 3:20PM |
Break
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| 4:30PM |
Lightning States of:
Louis Suarez-Potts, Jeff Waugh, Josh Berkus, David Van Couvering, Corey Shields, Donnie Berkholz, Craig Russell
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Python in the Enterprise:
Alex Martelli
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0 to 60 in 45 Minutes: A Down and Dirty Ajax Design Patterns Fire Drill:
Terry Chay
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Perl Lightning Talks:
Mark-Jason Dominus
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So You've Inherited a MySQL Instance on Unix:
Sheeri Kritzer
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Puppet: An Operating System Abstraction and Automation Framework:
Luke Kanies
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PHP 6 & Unicode: The Tower of Babel, Next Generation:
Andrei Zmievski
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Using Xen and Crucible for Automated Testing of Inkscape and Cairo:
Bryce Harrington
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The Shale Framework:
Craig McClanahan
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Implementing the LAMP Stack:
Jim Jagielski
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Content in the Web 2.0 World:
Mike Hendrickson
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The Best and Worst of Open Source Business Tactics:
Cliff Schmidt
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Ruby for Java Programmers:
Ugo Cei
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The Truth about XSS:
Chris Shiflett
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Django: Web Development with Journalists' Deadlines:
Jacob Kaplan-Moss
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| 5:15PM |
Interim Break
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| 5:20PM |
Lightning States of (con't):
Josh Berkus
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wxPython in a Nutshell:
Robin Dunn
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No Flash Required: Interactive Browser Graphics:
Gavin Doughtie
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Perl Lightning Talks (con't):
Mark-Jason Dominus
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Apache Harmony : Open Source Java SE:
Geir Magnusson
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Leveraging Ajax Linking and Embedding ("ALE") to Extend the Power of Ajax:
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PDO: PHP Data Objects:
Wez Furlong
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Contribute Tests to Your Favorite Open Source Project:
Dayne Medlyn
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How Open Source Projects Survive Poisonous People (And You Can Too):
Brian W. Fitzpatrick, Ben Collins-Sussman
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Virtualization and Linux: Anything but Traditional:
Kevin Noreen
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Coding Wizard, Savvy Trader: Applying Your Expertise to the Stock Market:
Kartik Subbarao
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Extending Ruby with C:
Garrett Rooney
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Open Source Voting:
Arthur Keller, David Mertz
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Data Mining Using Orange and Python:
Matt Drew
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| 6:05PM |
Exhibit Hall Reception
FOSCON II: The Ruby Rodeo
Firefox Flicks Screening:
Asa Dotzler
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| 8:45AM |
The Zen of Free:
Simon Phipps
"Opening" the Possibilities: APIs and Open Source Code:
Gary Lang
5 A Day:
Robert "r0ml" Lefkowitz
Developers: You've Got the Power - Now What?:
Stephen O'Grady
Making Tech Documentaries: How and Why:
Jason Scott
Q & A
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| 10:15AM |
Break
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| 10:45AM |
How Database Engines Work:
D. Richard Hipp
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Porting Mac::Carbon to Intel:
Chris Nandor
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Building Rich Clients Using Eclipse RCP:
Wayne Beaton
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Mason Components for Ajax:
David Bushong
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What Happens When the Money Comes?:
Mitchell Baker, Tim O'Reilly, Danese Cooper, Geir Magnusson, David Recordon, Susan Wu
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Building Extensible Desktop Applications with the Zope 3 Project:
Nathan Yergler
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The (Surprising) History of Copyright, and What It Means for Open Source:
Karl Fogel
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Subversion Best Practices:
Brian W. Fitzpatrick, Ben Collins-Sussman
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OSGeo: Mapping and Geospatial Tools & Support:
Jo Walsh, Mark Lucas, Aaron Racicot
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Proven and Robust OLTP Storage Engine Goes Open Source--Solid Information Technology, solidDB for MySQL:
Murat Demiroglu
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Python in Mozilla:
Mark Hammond
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PHP and Web 2.0:
Rasmus Lerdorf
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Real World Security Response:
Mark Cox
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Building Rails to Legacy Applications:
Robert Treat
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| 11:30AM |
Interim Break
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| 11:35AM |
TimeTravel Tables in PostgreSQL:
A. Elein Mustain
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Microsummaries in Firefox and on the Web:
Myk Melez
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Python 3000:
Guido van Rossum
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A Relational Object Driver That Doesn't Suck:
Ben Trott
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Building Successful Commercial Open Source Projects:
Jorg Janke
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haXe: A Cross-platfom Web Language:
Nicolas Cannasse
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DVR Happiness: Gluing MythTV and TiVo Together with Galleon:
Kees Cook
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Building a High Performance XML Router with AsyncWeb and XFire:
Dan Diephouse
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The Future of Software is a Blend, But of What?:
Robert Sutor
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Introduction to Windows Workflow Foundation:
Jason Mauer
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Ajax + .NET = Atlas:
Christian Wenz
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I'm 200, You're 200: Codependency in the Age of the Mash-up:
David Sklar
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Low-Maintenance Perl:
Perrin Harkins
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| 12:20PM |
Lunch
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| 1:45PM |
SQL Outer Joins for Fun and Profit:
Bill Karwin
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Hacking Apache HTTP Server at Yahoo!:
Michael Radwin
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Songbird:
Robert Lord
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Perl 6 Update:
Damian Conway, Larry Wall
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Marketing to Dilbert: How to Invite Developers Into Your Project:
Dave Rosenberg, Stephen O'Grady
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vobject: iCalendar in Python:
Jeffrey Harris
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Writing Portable C Code with APR:
Garrett Rooney
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A Google Service for the Open Source Community:
Greg Stein
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A guided Tour of HQ: The Open Source Management Platform:
Doug MacEachern
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LinuxCOE: Deploying and Supporting Linux in Global IT Operations:
Craig Lamparter
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Leveraging Mono for Cross-platform Development:
Kevin Shockey, Joseph Hill
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PHP Security Testing:
Chris Shiflett
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OpenLaszlo: No Flash Required!:
David Temkin
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Building Domain-specific Language in Ruby:
Neal Ford
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| 2:30PM |
Interim Break
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| 2:35PM |
Eight Steps to Fix Your Database Performance Problem:
Christopher Browne
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Perl Program Repair Shop and Red Flags:
Mark-Jason Dominus
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State of the Desktop Infrastructure:
Jamey Sharp
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Perl 6 Compiler Status and the Parrot Compiler Toolkit:
Patrick Michaud
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Failing to Succeed:
Robert "r0ml" Lefkowitz
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Scripting .NET with IronPython:
Jim Hugunin, Martin Maly
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Business Models for Open Source Software Companies:
Tony Wasserman
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Using Google Web Toolkit:
Bret Taylor, Bruce Johnson
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Sun's Open Source Strategy:
Simon Phipps, Tom Marble
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The Secret Sauce of Robust Developer Communities - Presented by O'Reilly Media in Partnership with CollabNet:
Denise Kalos, Andrew Kelly
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Working with Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets and Microsoft Access Databases in a Java Application:
Sean Sullivan
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Writing Maintainable Code with PHP:
Laura Thomson
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User Experience, Pain-free:
Amy Hoy
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Testing Rails Apps:
Mike Clark
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| 3:20PM |
Break
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| 4:30PM |
The Future of MySQL Replication:
Lars Thalmann
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Live Perl Testing:
Michael G. Schwern, Josh Heumann
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Building Internet Applications with Mozilla XULRunner:
Benjamin Smedberg
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Parrot: Evolution:
Chip Salzenberg
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Bringing Open Source Software Development Processes and Principles to the Enterprise:
Brian Behlendorf
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Capturing an Audience with Laser and Snake:
Robert Stephenson
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Tips And Tricks with NHibernate:
Benjamin Day
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Building Search Applications With KinoSearch:
Marvin Humphrey
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Leap Ahead with New Intel Platform Innovations in 2006:
Mark Skarpness
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Onward and Upward: Faster PHP with Oracle:
Christopher Jones
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Simplifying Service-oriented Applications with Apache Tuscany:
Jeremy Boynes
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Understanding ZFramework:
John Coggeshall
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When Interface Design Attacks!:
Amy Hoy
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Software Libre: FOSS in Venezuela:
Jeff Zucker, Lino Ramirez, Alejandro Imass
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| 5:15PM |
Interim Break
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| 5:20PM |
Concurrency Control in Relational Databases:
Arjen Lentz
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The Art of Community:
Mitchell Baker, Karl Fogel, Danese Cooper, Zak Greant, Geir Magnusson, Zaheda Bhorat, Dawn Foster, Josh Bancroft
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OSS Project Press Relations:
Josh Berkus
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The Conway Channel 2006:
Damian Conway
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Enterprises and Communities: A Match Made in…?:
Rod Cope
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Ubuntu: Community Building for Human Beings:
Jeff Waugh
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MindTouch Dream: When REST is Just the Beginning:
Steve Bjorg
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The PHP Collaboration Project: Targeting PHP at Modern Web Applications:
Jayson Minard
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Roadmap to Free .NET Developer Tools:
Lee Fisher
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The Underpants Gnomes Strategy Guide: An eCards Case Study:
Terry Chay
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Web Heresies: The Seaside Framework:
Avi Bryant
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Troubleshooting the Java Virtual Machine and the Applications That Run Within It:
Moazam Raja
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| 6:05PM |
Break
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| 7:00PM |
Powell's Technical Bookstore Open House
CAMBIA BiOS Initiative Concert and Keynote:
Tim O'Reilly, Richard Jefferson
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