dConstruct 2008
dConstruct is an affordable, one-day conference aimed at those building the latest generation of web-based applications. The theme for this year's conference is Designing the Social Web.
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 42 minutes
- Episodes
- 7
- Years Active
- 2008 - 2009
Jeremy Keith
We may regard the present state of the universe as the effect of the past and the cause of the future. An intellect which at any given moment knew all of the forces that animate nature and the mutual…
00:38:08 |
Tue 06 Jan 2009
Matt Biddulph and Matt Jones
Can you build a successful website that nobody ever has to visit?
Feeds, APIs, widgets, Facebook apps, mobile and instant messaging mean that there are many ways for users to interact with a service…
00:50:03 |
Sun 02 Nov 2008
Tantek Çelik
Why is it that every single social network community site makes you re-enter all your personal profile info (name, email, birthday, URL etc.) and re-add all your friends? With new social networks bei…
00:44:58 |
Tue 28 Oct 2008
Daniel Burka
Creating a social site sounds great until you get around to actually designing that ambiguous ‘social’ part that’s central to its success. Enabling and encouraging your community to participate is a …
00:39:36 |
Tue 28 Oct 2008
Joshua Porter
Humans are not perfectly rational. We’re full of biases that colour the way we think and act. Smart designers can use these biases in their favour, to attract and convince people that their software …
00:42:58 |
Tue 07 Oct 2008
Aleks Krotoski
The games industry has cracked it: the holy grail of stickiness. Games’ inherent playfulness has built Pong from a bedroom coder’s conundrum into a multi-billion dollar industry. But ask a game desig…
00:41:29 |
Mon 29 Sep 2008
Steven Johnson
Drawing on the story of disease and urban terror from his 2006 bestseller, The Ghost Map, Johnson will launch dConstruct with a keynote address on the information networks that form on the sidewalks …
00:40:31 |
Mon 22 Sep 2008
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