Archive for February, 2010
logicLAB Registered for iPhone Development
In: Business
16 Feb 2010I am happy to announce that logicLAB (finally) has enrolled as a registered iPhone Developer Company with Apple. The first part of the iPhone road map is based on simple prototypes and applications being developed as part of the learning process of iPhone development and it’s related tools and techniques. It is my goal to [...]
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- Tags: apple, development, iphone, opensource
Sponsorship for Nordic Perl Workshop 2010
In: Events|Open Source
16 Feb 2010logicLAB are again sponsoring the Nordic Perl Workshop. This time the Nordic Perl Workshop 2010 (NPW), to be held in Reykjavik Iceland. The sponsorship is somewhat limited to key chains from a previous event. We do however think it is a good chance to raise some awareness about this upcoming event. The workshop will held [...]
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- Tags: fsfi, iceland, npw, npw2010, opensource, perl, reykjavik, sponsorship
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- Tweets and retests from Week #44 - logicLAB.org: [...] The post for week 44 is available now. [...] [...]
- jonasbn: The presentation is available on Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/jonasbn/stackato [...]
- Reentry: “Business Agility – All about the hype?” – 3 different ways to grow efficiency in teamwork « internationalas: [...] (Found on: logiclab) [...] [...]
- Business Agility – All about the hype? « internationalas: [...] (Found on: logiclab) [...] [...]
- Psiinon: Glad you enjoyed AppSec EU - I found it very interesting and useful as well. Just posting so I can [...]
- Tweets and Retweets from Week #46
- Tweets and Retweets from Week #45
- Tweets and retweets from Week #44
- Stackato, part 1 – a micro-cloud from ActiveState
- #GOTOCPH Day 1, Design Never Stops: UX throughout development
- #GOTOCPH Day 1, Fast, easy usability tricks for big product improvements
- #GOTOCPH Day 1, Using monitoring and metrics to learn in development
- #GOTOCPH Day 1, What Sucks About SCRUM
- #GOTOCPH Day 1, Keynote on Dart
- OWASP meeting featuring Jim Manico
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