Talks, presentations and workshops

This is a collection of various talks, presentations, workshops and panels I have been involved in over the years. All articles contain links to the presentation materials, transcripts, slides and often additional supporting information.

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  • Follow me. I know what I'm doing... (I think)

    Stepping suddenly from practice to enterprise leader can be daunting. This talk, given at WDC Leaders 24 explores how to navigate one of the most significant career transitions you'll ever make.

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    Explorations of how to build bots with JavaScript that blend virtual and physical worlds, using chat interfaces like Slack to create embodied agents.

  • JavaScript: not just the language of the web

    JS is moving out of the browser and into all manner of places. My notes and slides from my talk on this topic at JSFoo 15.

  • A Device API safari

    There are many interesting things to be found in the Device API. This talk went on a journey to see what we could find worth playing with.

  • Web Facilitated Play in the Real World

    How can physical interaction with digital media augment the experience of both and what part does the web have to play in this space?

  • Humanising the Internet of Things

    Just making your device "smart" isn't enough - it needs to also be usable. The human aspects of IoT are consistently forgotten in this new interaction space.

  • How to avoid the Audience : Presenter Disconnect

    Twitter backchannels can amplify a speaker's success or failure in real time. A view on why audiences turn negative and some practical ways presenters can keep the room engaged.

  • One feature away from desktop Linux

    There is only one real reason Linux isn't ready for prime time desktop usage - but it is close.

  • Web Directions South 2009 - Cloud Sourcing the Business

    Notes from a Web Directions South talk on cloud computing that outlines public, private and hybrid models. It walks through infrastructure, platform and software services with business examples.