A new year, a new focus. Would like to have a simple roundtable type discussion as we ease back into things. I’ve been crafting a list of potential topics in the forums and hoping others will contribute as well. I’ll post an update once we determine the topics hopefully by the end of this week.
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We mix it up this month at Refresh Louisville with 2 presentations, each having nothing to do with the other. That’s how we roll. First up is yours truly speaking and presenting about version control, specifically Subversion. Followed by David Yeiser with a discussion about Processing.js, an open programming language to program images, animation, and [...]
At the last Refresh Meeting on June 30th I talked pretty extensively to a small handful of people at the BBC Taproom downtown about my journeys to An Event Apart in Boston in late June and also a tiny bit about Facebook Connect. It was really nice and I want to extend a thanks to [...]
It’s been a busy month and some of the resources that have been helping me organize have been out of commission this month and so here we stand. It’s now June 29th and I still don’t have a venue to meet at to give any kind of presentation and most people aren’t even aware that [...]
Part of the purpose of this group is to socialize, network and discuss the things we love and hate about working on the web. This month, we’ll open things up for a strictly social gathering over the drink of your choice at the BBC Taproom, downtown.
Presenters are certainly welcome with at least 24 hour notice, [...]
This month we’ll be discussing content management systems at Refresh Louisville. Most of us have come in contact with, if not interface every day with CMSs in one form or another. There are countless solutions out there for nearly every type of project. Many of us have become intimate, yes intimate, with at least a [...]
Our second “Fresh-up” is centered around the process that goes into building a website. Process is near impossible to perfect as it likely changes with every new experience. The tried and the true often only stay that way for short amounts of time as we are enlightened to new ideas and better ways of thinking.
We are a different breed. Every day we use the internet to communicate to people in unique and ever changing ways. What yesterday offered us, tomorrow will use to rethink, rebuild, re-engineer and refresh what we know. In this regard, it’s time we had a place to gather and discuss the industry of web design and development exclusively.
