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MicroConf 2011 – Patrick McKenzie
Patrick McKenzie starts with a “I didn’t believe I could do this” preamble explaining how he ended up learning Japanese and choosing a career with […]
MicroConf 2011 – Ramit Sethi
Ramit Sethi is author of the book I will teach you to be rich and also blogs at iwillteachyoutoberich.com. Ramit’s talk was excellent and I’m […]
MicroConf 2011 – Mike Taber
Mike Taber runs his own consulting business and also writes, markets and sells a financial compliance auditing software tool for use in the banking industry. […]
MicroConf 2011 – Rob Walling
Rob Walling is a parallel entrepreneur (he runs more than one business at a time), author and conference organiser. Rob blogs at Software by Rob. […]
MicroConf 2011 – Sean Ellis
Sean Ellis has a successful track record launching and running several web based businesses. Sean talks about the various companies he has worked with and […]
MicroConf 2011 – Andrew Warner of Mixergy
The first speaker at MicroConf was Andrew Warner of Mixergy. This write up is my take on Andrew’s talk. I’m listing the things Andrew picks […]
MicroConf 2011
Two months ago I went MicroConf in Las Vegas. MicroConf is a conference for the self-funded statup, organised by Rob Walling and Mike Taber. I […]
Perl Profiling API – implementation
To enable us to create our Perl code coverage, Perl flow tracing and Perl profiling tools we have modified the Perl runtime to include a […]
Perl Profiling API
For some time we have had tools for use with Perl in the beta stage. The reason the tools never left beta is because the […]
Did Clayton Christensen predict Twitter in 2004?
Professor Clayton Christensen has written some very interesting books outlining his theories governing disruption in industry, where new entrants to a market using seemingly inferior […]