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Aug
02
2007
Aug
02
2007
In this less technical episode we interview Paul Vallee, where he explains in depth about the Pythian Group.
Special thanks to folks who have linked to the podcast:
WebDevRadio
http://www.webdevradio.com
Episode 34, July 9th, in which Michael mentions OurSQL and hopes I haven’t “gone dark”. Nope! http://www.webdevradio.com/index.php?id=50
Kristina Hadges, a web designer, linked to the podcast
http://www.nineofnine.com/resources
Feature:
The Pythian Group
http://www.pythian.com
Feedback:
Direct play this episode at:
http://tinyurl.com/3bt3xo
Aug
02
2007
Using MySQL As Active DBMS for Monitoring Applications ? Jacob Nikom.
Jacob presented this as a special preview at the April 2007
Boston MySQL User Group, and then presented it at the 2007 MySQL
Users Conference and Expo.
The last in the ?better late than never? series?.
Aug
02
2007
Using MySQL As Active DBMS for Monitoring Applications — Jacob Nikom.
Jacob presented this as a special preview at the April 2007 Boston MySQL User Group, and then presented it at the 2007 MySQL Users Conference and Expo.
The last in the “better late than never” series….
Download from
http://www.technocation.org/videos/2007_04BostonUserGroup.wmv
or view right here:
Aug
02
2007
I finally found a time to publish Landscape of Transactional Storage Engines slides on MySQL Presentations page , this is the talk which we gave on OSCON 2007 and which talks about current state behavior and performance properties of Innodb, Falcon, PBXT and SolidDB Storage Engines.
Aug
02
2007
Not sure who it was, but someone recorded all the Perl Lightning Talks at OSCON. Neat!
Vani's 5 minute version of her longer YUI CSS talk is a little hard to follow because she was crazy enough to do most of it as a live demo, so lookup the slides and listen to the youtube thing at the same time!
My mini-talk on qpsmtpd is also up (slides here). Woah - I speak fast. I'll excuse myself with a story about the 5 minute limit.
Tim …
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Aug
02
2007
Not sure who it was, but someone recorded all the Perl Lightning Talks at OSCON. Neat!
Vani's 5 minute version of her longer YUI CSS talk is a little hard to follow because she was crazy enough to do most of it as a live demo, so lookup the slides and listen to the youtube thing at the same time!
My mini-talk on qpsmtpd is also up (slides here). Woah - I speak fast. I'll excuse myself with a story about the 5 minute limit.
Tim …
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Aug
02
2007
Aug
02
2007
David Axmark co-founded MySQL AB together with Michael "Monty" Widenius and Allan Larsson in 1995. Today, he is a member of the MySQL Community Relations team and has an advisory role in the MySQL Management. He travels all across the globe to advocate for MySQL and Open Source Software in general and has just recently moved from Uppsala, Sweden to Ascot in the United Kingdom, where he lives with his wife and two children.
Aug
01
2007
A while ago I blogged about the next MySQL Camp happening in New York. Sadly, I have had some trouble getting the new web server going (problems on my end mostly). But, camp is definitely on, and I already have quite a few people confirmed. I went ahead and update the MySQLCamp.org website with some information about registering, but not that this website is changing very soon and you cannot edit the pages...
A quick rundown for those of you who don't know about MySQL Camp. The first camp was held last November in Mountain View, California, at Google Headquarters. Google graciously sponsored the event and we had ~250 people attend over three days. The sessions were both planned and spontaneous, and participants I think got quite a bit out of it. Perhaps most importantly, MySQL community members had a chance to meet each other in a relaxed, …
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