started at a reasonable time of midday in central London. During the keynote a couple of new services were uncovered.
- Develop web applications that work offline. This included at long last a offline version of Google reader.
- Create mini-applications and layers for Google Maps.
As usual we captured a couple great videos with and .
including about .
It was great being at Xtech this year but it wasn't all work.
Along with and about Xtech 2007. I shot a few interviews while at .
Fantastic news, the first invitations for Hack Day should be going out today and Monday so you'll know if you've been accepted or not very soon indeed - and if you have been we've put together some very funky (well I think they're funky) badges for your sites and blogs - you'll find them over in an exciting collection of colours.
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| 14:21 UK time, Friday, 11 May 2007
After our University tour, we felt the need to invite students into the Â鶹Éç to experience first hand what its like to work for such a large and future looking company. came to visit us a few months later. So we laid out the Red Carpet and treated them to talks and discussions with some of the key people working at the Â鶹Éç.
Still unsure if Hackday is for you?
I'm using these slides to convince people that Hackday is for everyone slightly geeky. (Remember the overall winner of the last Hackday was not a programmer or even a developer)
Enjoy!
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