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Well, back on British soil after an eventful few days in Leiden. It seems the first ever EECI conference was a resounding success, with a good mix of learning, networking and erm… drinking. The cream of the EE community descended on Leiden for 3 days and it was good to finally meet some folks in the flesh, as well as make new contacts.
One more quick report before the afternoon session. WiFi is patchy here, so got to be brief. Big news out of the way first: ExpressionEngine 2.0 is set for launch 1st December. Already been playing with the beta release and very impressive it is too. Derek Allard took us through the new File Management suite yesterday, and this will make image management in particular much easier for DK clients. Overall, the sessions so far have been very enjoyable, and validated much of my existing working methods. Good to meet and “nerd-out” with others in the EE community also. Full report when I get back to the UK.
It’s always the way: You’re so busy doing other people’s websites that you neglect your own. Well, I finally got around to putting a fresh face on designkarma.co.uk, and although I consider it an improvement, I’m still not totally happy with it. There’s nothing harder than designing your own website. You’re never satisfied. Plus, you can never devote the kind of time you’d like to because of client commitments.
DesignKarma will be at Business North West—the region’s premier B2B exhibition and conference, this Wednesday 19th November. If you want to say hi or talk about a new project over drinks, you can find us in the Network Café (5:30-7pm). Drop us a line to arrange a time if you like.
A big thank you to The Kirsty Club team for making me an honorary member at the first ever K Club Ball at the Hilton on Saturday. I hope I can continue to help such a worthy cause.
It was great to have another opportunity to work with the Kirsty Appeal team on their new project, The Kirsty Club. This time I integrated ExpressionEngine to make updates easier for the team. Here’s hoping this initiative will be as successful as the last one. Visit http://www.thekirstyclub.com/.
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