Dr Nic » MyConfPlan for Sale - for Charity


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MyConfPlan allows conference attendees to view conference sessions, pick which ones they are attending, see what everyone else is attending, and share what they are attending via personal URLs and cool widgets. Its…

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Testing, Web 2.0 Entrepreneurship, and Karma

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As I mentioned previously, Marcel Molina and I are doing a full day testing workshop for charity at RailsConf Europe next month.

Dr. Nic Williams hopes to attend but rather than donate the required minimum $75…

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