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Just like the kiwi bird down here in New Zealand, I proved that I too am flightless. The 7 minute video explains it all. You can find this full version at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcc4KRrZpI0 Or watch just the jump from the ground looking up at:
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The Channel 9 team recently met with me to discuss “The State of the CodePlex” as I like to call it. It was a quick chat about where CodePlex has been and where the site is heading. I think this was my 4th appearance on Channel 9 (Women in Tech interview
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According to the incredibly awesome Catherine Eibner , I’m going to TechEd Australia!! And I found this out on the same day that I donated the last of my advance on my book royalties, bringing the Save Waveland Scholarship Fund to $29,008.34 cents. Thank
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Yep, it’s a bold statement to make, but I like to live life in capital letters. Last week at the O’Reilly Open Source Convention was truly epic. The Community Leadership Summit + OSCON 2009 epitomized everything I’ve ever wanted to do in community as
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Petition is here: http://twtpoll.com/iuz95p and closes Aug 5. When I was 3 years old, I invented the “Koala bear game.” You hide the Koala bear behind your back, then run up to the adults asking them “guess what i’ve got behind my back?” I played night
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Jono Bacon , the community manager for the global Ubuntu community, organized the first Community Leadership Summit for community managers to come together and share ideas. I loved the fact it was run as an unconference or open space. I get so much more
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Last week, I attended the Open Source Bridge conference in Portland. It’s a volunteer-run conference that came about because OSCON moved to San Jose this year. They had a great turnout and the organizers did an amazing job, especially for a first time,
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If this tip comes as a surprise to anyone, please let me know, as we have a major usability issue on our hands =D For any CodePlex project, you can go to the stats tab, and select “project lifetime” And you can get total traffic summary info at the bottom.
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Last week, I spoke at Microsoft DevDays 2009 in The Netherlands. After the conference, I was able to do a little sightseeing in Amsterdam on my own, which included buying a small souvenir from the Heineken Plant , a CodePlex labeled Heineken bottle.
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I’m at TechEd 2009 presenting on CodePlex – from how to consume and contribute to open source software using the CodePlex feature set, to how we use agile development to deploy every 3 weeks. All sessions will be available 24 hours after the talk. Stay
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It can be really easy to navigate away from your unsaved wiki edits, especially if you’re looking for a particular page or release to link to. Because of this, we’ve added a “Are you sure you want to navigate away?” alert whenever we detect you’re leaving
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Ever since I joined the CodePlex team, I’ve wanted to learn something web developer-ish. At long last, I was finally able to make the time to start learning CSS and Javascript by writing the CodePlex Tips Gadget and by re-skinning the CodePlex Team blog.
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A better question is who should be able to edit the project’s wiki? Sneak peek below at new designs below. But, first things first. If you are signed-in as a member of the project (project owner, coordinator, or developer), you’ll find the Edit link appear
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We offer a section on a CodePlex project homepage to list related projects at the bottom of the right-nav bar. Go to the Edit Project Summary & Details page to list your related projects. Technorati Tags: CodePlexTips
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No April Fool’s jokes this year. Sorry. By default, we include all site traffic in the Stats page. If you want only user traffic recorded in your Stats page, you can uncheck the follow option from Edit Project Summary & Details: Technorati Tags: CodePlexTip
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