Paul Robert Lloyd

Hey Andy!

Yeah, I think you’re probably right… but I always have a thirst to learn more… perhaps conferences (or certainly their presentations) are not the place to do it, but within the community. More socialising (at said conferences) is required I feel!

It was a shame our paths didn’t cross… maybe they can at a certain geek fest in Leamington Spa?

Andy Budd

Shame you didn’t get as much out of the event this year. However I wonder if that’s a product of the event or the fact that you’ve learnt a lot over the last year and got to a point where you’re not going t learn stuff from confernces.

Anyway, it’s a shame we didn’t get a proper chance to meet-up. Maybe next time.

Lewis Burden

I came away from this panel thinking that the future of the web in the next year or so is definitely going to have a lot to do with JavaScript libraries

Funny you say that. I attended the MSDN Developer Seminar at the Bristol Watershed on Tuesday, and Javascript was in abundance in their new toys for web development.

A program called Impression certainly caught my eye, a well polished interface with some stonkingly good looking creations. This is supposed to bridge the gap between designers and developers apparently?!?

Jon Roobottom

Paul… Stop pretending to be Jon Hicks… It’s just not cool to post comments on your own blog as someone else…

Jon Hicks

I’m sorry to say that I hadn’t twigged you were ‘lloydyweb’ when I met you! These people with online personas - I don’t know! ;o)