Just finished watching the probably best talk of FOWA again. Watch this brilliant talk, it’s both insightful and funny as hell.
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FOWA is now over and it has been a great conference. On the way back in the plane I got to thinking that almost all the new web applications work a lot like open source projects. In the way that they are first and foremost open, encourage external contributions (using API´s), encourages the users to drive the development of new functionality, and are actively encouraging feedback from their users in an open way where users can help other users solve problems.
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FOWA day 2
Day 2 is great, won a red?! 8 gig ipod. Great and funny talks about startups and ducks among other thing so far… 🙂
Day one was really great. A lot of awesome talks. The most interesting guy was perhaps Umair Haque talking about edgeeconomy. I havn’t heard the economic perspectives of open distributed production, really interesting. Steve Souder showed a very nice tool called Yslow, that can really help you find speed bottlenecks in your web apps. Anyway next up is Paul Graham so I better stop here 🙂