MiniBar Workshop Series: Workshop 2

Event Info

Wed 24 Mar, 2010 from 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Young Foundation
Victoria Park Square
London, E2 9PF, UK (Map)
Cost: Free- RSVP Required

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The Web Business Tool Box sponsored by DCKTN
Workshop 2: Effective Software Development Management

A Practical Workshop Series for web companies and Entrepreneurs. MiniBar presents ‘The Web Business Tool-Box’ workshop series. As usual, we’re employing a practical minded, no-nonsense approach to the design of the workshop series which will address common business issues in web and tech companies. Our presenters for this second event are Gavin Bell, (author of Social Web Applications for O’Reilly),  Jay Bregman, (CTO and co-founder of eCourier) and Richard Pope, (product director of ScraperWiki.com).
Register for the workshop or learn more here:

The driving force behind a web and tech business is often not a programmer, or software engineer. But s/he needs to make choices that are difficult for one with little technical know-how, ranging from what programming framework to use – is it Ruby, Joomla, Drupal, or PhP? – to deciding what programmer to hire and how to keep them on target, and how to move from idea stage to a spec that can be implemented within budget and on time…
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Topics covered include:

∟       Learn the essentials of website planning and architecture.

∟       Reviewing your choices amongst common CMS programs and web development frameworks (Drupal, PhP, etc)

∟      How to set targets for web developments

∟      How to ensure quality control

Each session will be 3 hours, starting at 6:00pm, in the Young Foundation. It will include 2 hours of presentations and discussion, plus 1 hour of open exchange sessions where presenters and participants can explore solutions through mutual discussion. The workshops will be followed by optional networking. To make attendance easier we’re hosting the workshops in the evening, and we’re making some snacks and providing drinks because we appreciate that you’ll probably have been working hard all day.

This workshop series will be free to attend thanks to the generous support of our sponsor DCKTN (Digital Communication Knowledge Transfer Network).
O’Reilly
will also be there offering special deals on books relating to the topic each evening.

 


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