If you’re in Prague tomorrow, Feb-13-2010, a conference called Knetlik takes place. The cool and interesting thing about it – it’s a series of short presentations. All of them are about 10 minutes long + 5 minutes for Q&A. Then it’s on to the next one. Andrew Kazyrevich, asked me if I would like to
File under the “can’t believe it works” section. Social media was something I knew about and used for a while. I’ve got my twitter, which is active and I use as a tool for my work. I’ve got a Facebook account which is not too active (but it’s connected to Twitter, so you might say
Let’s see – how did we get here? It was in October 2009. We were planning to go the SharePoint conference, and got a video camera. On the spur of the moment, Roy said: why don’t we do a webcast? And that’s how “This week in testing” came out to be. One shot recording, upload,
Roy recently posted about “celebrities” in the development community. Who are those celebrities? We consider many of them experts in their field – that’s why we read their blogs, follow them on twitter. Go to conferences to watch them talk. Take them to dinner 🙂 Scott Bellware is one of them. A loud one. And
So as you could see from my post on the power of Twitter, Tuesday night Doron , Roy and I took “Uncle” Bob Martin to dinner. This was Bob’s first visit to Israel, and I hope we made a good impression for him to come back. This was a fun evening for me. At the
I’m sometimes amazed at how things can go right so quickly. I mean, I’m a skeptic by nature. And as a skeptic, the fact that you can get from point to A to B in a very short way, well, amazes me. Exhibit A: I wanted to have a dialog with opinion leaders in the