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Pluralsight Authors Summit – Meeting & Learning Really Talented People!

Pluralsight Authors Summit – Meeting & Learning Really Talented People!

By Adron Hall on April 9, 2014

Finally, I’ve been able to wrap up my first blog entry on the Pluralsight Authors Summit 2014 (AS14)… Classified It all started with this. I’d received a mission. NOTE: Click on any image to see the full gallery of images I took at the conference. My apologies for the dirty iPhone 5 camera lens. I’ve […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged author summit, community, conferences, Pluralsight, pluralsight author summit, salt lake city, seattle

It’s Happening Again, Seattle Code Camp!

It’s Happening Again, Seattle Code Camp!

By Adron Hall on September 19, 2013

I’ve got two presentations happening this year at Seattle Code Camp! Are you signed up? If not, hit this and get signed up ASAP:  https://seattlecodecamp2013.eventbrite.com/ My two presentations are: Distributed Databases – An Introduction to Riak Presenter:Adron Hall I’ll dive in with a quick definition and context of what distributed databases are. From there we’ll quickly […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged code camp, community, conferences, databases, Distributed Things, how-to, Meetups n' Such, Presentations and Speaking, seattle, seattle code camp | 1 Response

My Year of Coding, Messaging, Learning, Leading, Reconoitering, and Hacking in Photos

My Year of Coding, Messaging, Learning, Leading, Reconoitering, and Hacking in Photos

By Adron Hall on January 2, 2013

Hope you have a little patience, this blog entry is going to be pretty long. There was a multitude of conferences, more than a hundred pair coding sessions, more cities, hotels and other things as I criss crossed the country helping to knock out projects, code, fire off some open source projects and generally get […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged book, books, Coding Adventures, conference, erlang, functional programming, Javascript, meetup, My Updates, puget sound, reading, Ruby, ruby at racer, seattle, User Group | 1 Response

Why you should not use a photographer’s work for Bullying

Why you should not use a photographer’s work for Bullying

By Dan Morrill on September 13, 2012

Over the weekend I had a wonderful time doing coverage of Seattle’s own Slut Walk to help highlight the issues with sexual abuse, abuse, violence towards women, rape, and a host of other societal ills that I actually think are very uncool.  This is one of those issues I have an opinion about. What was […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Dan Morrill, flickr, KOMO News 4, life, Needless, Punk Rock, seattle, Sexual abuse, SlutWalk

Seattle Startup Weekend -  Some Thoughts

Seattle Startup Weekend – Some Thoughts

By Dan Morrill on November 15, 2011

  It has been over a two years since I went to my last startup weekend here in Seattle, and the sad part is that it really did not leave an impression. You would think that something like this would, but two years ago, it did not. This year however, I was able to go […]

Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged google, Marc Nager, seattle, silicon valley, start up, startup weekend, TechStars, Techwag Basics | 2 Responses

New Facebook IPAD application rocks but

New Facebook IPAD application rocks but

By Dan Morrill on October 13, 2011

With everything there is always the potential for using something for good, or just downright stalking people. I downloaded the IPAD application last night for Facebook, and overall I really like it. But thought that the mapping feature was simply … Continue reading →

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Just for fun | Tagged app store, Domestic violence, facebook, humor, San Francisco, seattle, stalking

It is not Facebook that needs to worry about G+ it is Quora

It is not Facebook that needs to worry about G+ it is Quora

By Dan Morrill on August 15, 2011

For those of you who have been playing around with G+ over the last couple of days, what started off as an interesting way to share the ephemera of our daily internet lives has turned into some of the best question and answer sessions I have seen outside of Quora. For those who do not […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged facebook, Metasearch, Question Answering, Quora, Searching, seattle, Techwag Basics, twitter, Yahoo Answers

Notes from my own Start Up

Notes from my own Start Up

By Dan Morrill on December 22, 2010

One of the reasons that I have not been blogging as much as I would have normally is that I am in the throws of a start up launch. We will be officially started on the new year, and I promise not to spam everyone with a PR note in your e-mail box extolling the […]

Posted in Business | Tagged android, ebook, Entrepreneurship, epublishing, fun, iphone, Louis Gray, microsoft, Online Communities, seattle, start up, startups

Seattle Lunch 2 0 - yes it is worth attending

Seattle Lunch 2 0 – yes it is worth attending

By Dan Morrill on February 25, 2010

Seattle Lunch 2.0  just let out and the one thing I love about startups is that there is a lot of enthusiasm for what they are doing that you just do not see in larger companies. Today I finally made it to a Seattle Lunch 2.0 and got to meet some very incredible people who […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged award, Entrepreneurship, Participation, seattle, startups, Technology

Lessons Learned from Cloud Camp Seattle 2010

Lessons Learned from Cloud Camp Seattle 2010

By Dan Morrill on February 4, 2010

Last night I got to attend cloud camp, which is an “unevent” that people can attend to meet up with people who are looking into a particular technology for business. Cloud Camp Seattle was held at the Grand Hyatt Seattle, which provided an awesome environment to discuss cloud computing with 200 of like-minded people. For […]

Posted in Security | Tagged architecture, cloud, cloud camp, cloud computing, computing, controls, Design, information security, Misc Technology, programming, seattle, software | 1 Response

Cloudcamp Seattle - Cloudcamp Comes Back To Seattle

Cloudcamp Seattle – Cloudcamp Comes Back To Seattle

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 8, 2010

Last year I covered Cloudcamp Seattle organized at Amazon HQ here.  Overall, it was an interesting collection of people talking about everything Cloud Computing. This unconference style camps will play a major role in promoting Cloud Computing with people who don’t know anything about it and it will also help us to advance the technology to […]

Posted in General | Tagged 2010, announcement, cloudcamp, seattle | 1 Response

Youth Venture Seattle gets broken into needs a little holiday help

Youth Venture Seattle gets broken into needs a little holiday help

By Dan Morrill on December 16, 2009

Youth Venture Seattle is one of the very few organizations that are trying to help kids at an early age learn to think innovatively, have some awesome experiences along the way, and become the leaders that we will need in this country tomorrow and today. The cool part about Youth Venture is that they are […]

Posted in General | Tagged funding, money, Participation, seattle, Seed money, Technology, Youth | 1 Response

Unignited Startups get advice from Andy Sack

Unignited Startups get advice from Andy Sack

By Dan Morrill on October 13, 2009

Andy Sack is one of the cooler VC’s in the Seattle area, mostly because he blogs, and blogs frequently enough that you do not forget about him and what he is doing and who he is working with. He has posted on his blog an interesting set of ideas for startups that have not ignited […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged business, money, seattle, Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Tony Robbins, twitter | 1 Response

Boom and Bust in the Blogosphere is on sale at Amazon

Boom and Bust in the Blogosphere is on sale at Amazon

By Dan Morrill on September 3, 2009

Whoever said that writing a book would be easy was mistaken, but the good news is that after a 6 month journey of preprint and test readers, through editing and more editing, adding and subtracting content, the book “Boom and Bust in the Blogosphere” has finally showed up for sale. You can purchase the book […]

Posted in General | Tagged blog, citizen journalism, journalism, Louis Gray, Marshall Kirkpatrick, seattle, Weblogs | 1 Response

Final Closing Thoughts on Gnomedex 09

Final Closing Thoughts on Gnomedex 09

By Dan Morrill on August 22, 2009

Image by Josh Bancroft via Flickr When you go to a convention you really never know what you are really going to get. Sometimes you get something totally cool that makes you stop and think, while at other times you get stuff that is so mind bogglingly dull that it is hard to believe that […]

Posted in General | Tagged Creative Commons, facebook, FriendFeed, Gnomedex, Robert Scoble, seattle, windows 7

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