Sakai UCamp Update
Allison Bloodworth
abloodworth at berkeley.edu
Thu Nov 29 03:36:48 UTC 2007
I wouldn't call myself a whiz, but can definitely do HTML/CSS/
Javascript. Just may be slower than Eli & Shaw-Han since I'm a bit
out of practice. :) Depending on how the planning goes I may be
allocated to other activities, but I can certainly help out in a pinch.
On a related note, Eli I'm also interested in your BOF on Javascript.
I'm most interested to learn about the different frameworks and the
trade-offs folks have encountered with using them. Javascript best
practices would also be interesting!
On Nov 27, 2007, at 2:49 PM, Colin Clark wrote:
> Hi Barbara and everyone,
>
> It looks like the U-Camp is shaping up to be a really interesting
> event! I've signed myself up for a Lightning Talk, though I'm still
> mulling over the details.
>
> Barbara Glover wrote:
>> * Barbara will contact Aaron about expected format of designs,
>> html? wireframes in photoshop/omnigraphe?
>
> One thought about this: it would be great to identify people who
> are good at HTML/CSS and visual design for the sprint in the
> afternoon. That way, regardless of the format of the designs, we
> can work with people who can help translate the designs into great
> web pages.
>
> Unfortunately Shaw-Han Liem from U of T isn't able to join us, but
> I know Eli Cochran from UCB will be at the conference. He's a
> markup whiz. Are there any other HTML/CSS gurus who are planning to
> attend the conference and are willing to help out during the sprint?
>
> Colin
>
> --
> Colin Clark
> Technical Lead, Fluid Project
> Adaptive Technology Resource Centre, University of Toronto
> http://fluidproject.org
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Allison Bloodworth
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Educational Technology Services
University of California, Berkeley
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