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	Yes No	ExpressionEngine 2.0: Total Domination! Kenny Meyers, Happy Magic Fun Time ExpressionEngine is growing in popularity and with the release of 2.0, it's power has expanded to th... READ MORE ExpressionEngine is growing in popularity and with the release of 2.0, it's power has expanded to the stratosphere. Powering great websites such as Change.gov, A List Apart, and Campaign Monitor, it represents an amazing way to build websites and publish content. Join us as 5 experts give best practices from a beginner front-end level up to extension developer supreme Back-End Programming / Databases, Content Management, Front-End Programming
	Yes No	Data is Money: How Geeks are Changing Finance Eric Olson, Olson's Observations Clearly the financial world needs some innovation, and fast. This panel will bring together experts ... READ MORE Clearly the financial world needs some innovation, and fast. This panel will bring together experts in finance and technology to talk about how the future of finance will be influenced by data geeks and technologists. We will explore new financial data formats, like XBRL, and discuss how these formats, along with other recent advances, will allow all of us to play a role in the creation of a better financial system. Back-End Programming / Databases, Economic Concerns, Government and Technology, Information Architecture, Social Issues
	Yes No	Drupal in the Cloud! Josh Koenig, Chapter Three In the summer of 2009, Chapter Three launched Pantheon, an open-source cloud hosting initiative for ... READ MORE In the summer of 2009, Chapter Three launched Pantheon, an open-source cloud hosting initiative for the Drupal development community. In this talk, CTO Josh Koenig dissects "The Cloud" as a concept, gives a tour of the marketplace for cloud services, and digs into what it takes to build a application on this next-generation infrastructure. Back-End Programming / Databases, Cloud Storage / Delivery, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Bots Love Games: Keeping Our Computers Amused Myles Grant, With A Y Sure, people love playing online games, but what about our computers? Shouldn't they get to have fun... READ MORE Sure, people love playing online games, but what about our computers? Shouldn't they get to have fun too? How can we write games that are fun for programs (and their creators) to play? How do we make them scale? How do they make money? Back-End Programming / Databases, Open Source, Social Networking, Video Games
	Yes No	IdeaName IdeaPresenterFirstname IdeaPresenterLastname, IdeaCompany IdeaDescription... READ MORE IdeaDescription ARGs, Back-End Programming / Databases, Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Career / Work Concerns, Case Study, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Collaborative Filtering, Community / Online Community, Content Management, Design Thinking, Digital Divide, Digital Filmmaking, Education, Front-End Programming, Geolocation, Government and Technology, Hardware, History of Technology, Interface Design, International, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Online Relationships, Online Video, Other / Out There, Search, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Issues, Social Networking, User Experience, User Generated Content, Visual Design, Web Apps / Widgets, Writing / Technical Writing IdeaTags1, IdeaTags2, IdeaTags3
	Yes No	The JavaScript Applications Renaissance Mike Subelsky, OtherInbox Many developers have rediscovered JavaScript are using it to build great web applications. These ap... READ MORE Many developers have rediscovered JavaScript are using it to build great web applications. These apps run on the desktop and mobile devices but also on the server. In this panel, we gather the people behind such game-changing projects as SproutCore, Cappucino, Appcelerator, PhoneGap, and CouchDB to discuss how JavaScript is helping them solve complex problems. Back-End Programming / Databases, Front-End Programming, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Design and Development Powers for the Social Good Frank Duran, T3 A series designed to help nonprofits in the Austin area, this two-part session, focused on the desig... READ MORE A series designed to help nonprofits in the Austin area, this two-part session, focused on the design and development phases, will solicit participation from the audience to create new Web sites for selected NPOs. Panelists will review design and development best practices and provide guidance while participants learn from each other along the way. Back-End Programming / Databases, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Content, Design Thinking, Non-Profits
	Yes No	How to Deal With Viral App Success Winston Damarillo, G2iX (Global Gateway Innovation Exchange Viral or social apps can grow fast, how do you handle the capacity needs without splashing out the c... READ MORE Viral or social apps can grow fast, how do you handle the capacity needs without splashing out the capital before you've proven success? Back-End Programming / Databases, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Funding / VC, Open Source, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Map Your Bands: Map App Itinerizes SXSW Jae Sung Kim, Purdue University Libraries Using combinations of web services and open source geospatial technologies, we've developed a protot... READ MORE Using combinations of web services and open source geospatial technologies, we've developed a prototype web app that helps solve the SXSW location problem, allowing users to find and map shows based on artist/genre sensibilities, generate a time and distance-sensitive itinerary, and locate supplemental information. Back-End Programming / Databases, Front-End Programming, Geolocation, Mobile Applications, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Across Platform Coding – Integrating Web, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Roger Esteban, Friend2Friend Save time and reuse applications across social media platforms by learning to code for integration. ... READ MORE Save time and reuse applications across social media platforms by learning to code for integration. With advance planning, you can build in hooks that will make your code usable on a website, Twitter, Facebook, iPhone, MySpace, and other social networks without starting over from scratch each time. Accessibility / Web Standards, Back-End Programming / Databases, Front-End Programming, Interface Design, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Using Hadoop to Manage a Ton of Data Stu Hood, Rackspace Hadoop is being used by some of the biggest tech companies in the world, like Google, Yahoo, Amazon,... READ MORE Hadoop is being used by some of the biggest tech companies in the world, like Google, Yahoo, Amazon, and Rackspace. If you have lots of data -- whether it's gigabytes or petabytes -- Hadoop could be the perfect solution. Learn how you too can take advantage of Hadoop. Back-End Programming / Databases, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Making Your Rich Internet Application (RIA) Scream Tom Messbauer, Neudesic / Microsoft You have a great idea. You need to get it prototyped quickly, but you can’t sacrifice long term sc... READ MORE You have a great idea. You need to get it prototyped quickly, but you can’t sacrifice long term scalability, extensibility, or performance. We will present best practices for building RIAs (html, javascript, Flash/Flex, Silverlight/WPF, iPhone/mobile) from prototype to production with focus on both creative and technical tracks. Back-End Programming / Databases, Content Management, Front-End Programming, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Crowdsourcing Wisdom: How To Listen To Twitter Pablo Ripol, Friend2Friend What is being said on twitter or Facebook about your brand? Millions of people generate billions of ... READ MORE What is being said on twitter or Facebook about your brand? Millions of people generate billions of comments all around the social web. Let F2F, creators of tweetcloud.com, show you the way to distill and extract the meaningful and valuable message about your brand underlying behind this blizzard of information. Back-End Programming / Databases, Collaborative Filtering, Content Management, Search, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	APIs Open New Worlds in Digital Media Oren Michels, Mashery From goals and metrics to communicating with developers and empowering users, opening up APIs enable... READ MORE From goals and metrics to communicating with developers and empowering users, opening up APIs enables digital media properties to expand their reach and build community. This distribution channel feeds new content partnerships, user experiences and revenue opportunities. We'll discuss how open API initiatives add value to digital media properties. Back-End Programming / Databases, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community
	Yes No	Interactive Infographics Casey Caplowe, GOOD Insights and examples from the frontier of interactive infographics. The smart, interactive presenta... READ MORE Insights and examples from the frontier of interactive infographics. The smart, interactive presentation of data is emerging as a new form of media. Still in an early stage, this format shows major promise. We'll explore what this is all about and where it's going. Back-End Programming / Databases, Collaborative Filtering, Content, Design Thinking, Visual Design
	Yes No	Web Framework Battle Royale Leah Culver, Six Apart Which web framework will rule them all? As an audience member you pick the winner! We will present a... READ MORE Which web framework will rule them all? As an audience member you pick the winner! We will present an introduction to a variety of web frameworks including Rails, Django, Catalyst, and Sinatra. You can vote for the best web framework in categories such as URL handling, database integration, forms, HTML templating, documentation, testing and deployment. Back-End Programming / Databases, Front-End Programming, Open Source
	Yes No	Planning is Priceless, Plans are Useless Ryan McMinn, Microsoft Office Agile has gone from the fringe to the mainstream in created a whole new class of small businesses th... READ MORE Agile has gone from the fringe to the mainstream in created a whole new class of small businesses that can act big while staying small. With great power comes great responsibility; this talk will discuss how software development changes when 1% of your audience becomes 10,000's of people or more. Back-End Programming / Databases, Front-End Programming, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Should I Shave? A Date With Social Media Daniel Neely, Networked Insights So you’re the brand manager for Company X? What’s it like having millions of unofficial assistan... READ MORE So you’re the brand manager for Company X? What’s it like having millions of unofficial assistants working under you and creating messages that you can’t control? Let us help you figure out what role social media analytics should play for brand managers. How can it contribute to creative insights for campaigns, product development, etc.? How can it help you figure out who to target? How can you use it to discover unmet needs? There are answers and they’re found in this panel! Back-End Programming / Databases, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Networking, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Code Sprinting for Effective, Collaborative Development Audrey Eschright, Elevated Code Code sprints are short, time-boxed programming sessions emphasizing deliverables, collaboration and ... READ MORE Code sprints are short, time-boxed programming sessions emphasizing deliverables, collaboration and flexibility. Learn to effectively use sprints to build new projects or pump fresh life into existing ones. Presented by an experienced panel of open source organizers and coders that have lead and participated in hundreds of sprints. Back-End Programming / Databases, Community / Online Community, Design Thinking, Education, Open Source
	Yes No	Scraping the Social Web Philip (flip) Kromer, infochimps.org Call-and-response APIs give a dimestore telescope's view of the social web, but you need a detailed ... READ MORE Call-and-response APIs give a dimestore telescope's view of the social web, but you need a detailed global perspective to see how ideas flow and communities grow. We'll show how to build your own Hubble: the practicalities of scraping and storing terabytes, exploring its structure, and visualizing the results. Back-End Programming / Databases, Information Architecture, Social Networking
	Yes No	Look Ma, No Servers: Building An E-Commerce Business With Virtual Services Loren Davie, HUGE Is it possible to build an entire e-commerce business without owning a single piece of physical infr... READ MORE Is it possible to build an entire e-commerce business without owning a single piece of physical infrastructure or stock? Amazon seems to believe the answer is yes: through their e-commerce and infrastructure tools it seems to be possible to build an e-commerce business from the ground up, only paying for what you actually need as your business grows. But outsourcing everything to third party services makes you reliant on their stability for your business continuity. There have been well publicized outages at online services as diverse as Google App Engine, Amazon EC2, Authorize.net and Rackspace. Are outsourced services a sufficiently stable base on which to build your service? In this panel of e-commerce minded CTOs, we’ll explore: - strategies and architecture for putting together an entire virtual e-commerce business - how to recognize and mitigate business risk when using outsourced infrastructure - advantages and disadvantages when compared to the brick and mortar world Back-End Programming / Databases, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Front-End Programming, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	From Fragile to Agile: Efficient Development for Startups Jonathan Howell, Huddle.net Agile software development is now mainstream – with all the mass misinformation that implies. Jona... READ MORE Agile software development is now mainstream – with all the mass misinformation that implies. Jonathan Howell separates misguided talk from the basic principles, and argues that startups can make development more efficient, more predictable and ultimately more enjoying with just a little investment in agile practices early on. Back-End Programming / Databases, Case Study, Front-End Programming
	Yes No	eZ Publish: Enterprise Level Open Source Content Management Jordan Hirsch, Jordan Hirsch Consulting eZ Publish is an open-source enterprise-level CMS. It's a great alternative for developers who are ... READ MORE eZ Publish is an open-source enterprise-level CMS. It's a great alternative for developers who are trying to cram enterprise-level sites into small- to mid-level CMSs (e.g. WordPress, Drupal). This panel will provide an introduction to the features of eZ Publish and discuss the intersection of enterprise and open-source in general. Back-End Programming / Databases, Content Management, Open Source
	Yes No	Longest Title Evar for a Panel at SXSW Interactive: It Will Rule IdeaPresenterFirstname IdeaPresenterLastname, IdeaCompany IdeaDescription... READ MORE IdeaDescription ARGs, Back-End Programming / Databases, Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Career / Work Concerns, Case Study, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Collaborative Filtering, Community / Online Community, Content Management, Design Thinking, Digital Divide, Digital Filmmaking, Education, Front-End Programming, Geolocation, Government and Technology, Hardware, History of Technology, Interface Design, International, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Online Relationships, Online Video, Other / Out There, Search, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Issues, Social Networking, User Experience, User Generated Content, Visual Design, Web Apps / Widgets, Writing / Technical Writing IdeaTags1, IdeaTags2, IdeaTags3
	Yes No	Coding in a Creative Climate: Giving Ideas Life Mike Caguin, Colle + McVoy Ever been asked to create something and thought, “Is this even possible?” Yeah, us too. That’s... READ MORE Ever been asked to create something and thought, “Is this even possible?” Yeah, us too. That’s why we’re excited to share some of the things we’ve learned along the way, both technical and cultural, that help us to embrace the unknown, take risks and deliver mind-blowing interactive work. Back-End Programming / Databases, User Experience, User Generated Content, Visual Design, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	IdeaName IdeaPresenterFirstname IdeaPresenterLastname, IdeaCompany Figure that most SXSW attendees have an intermediate or advanced level of expertise in their field. ... READ MORE Figure that most SXSW attendees have an intermediate or advanced level of expertise in their field. But, the "in their field" are probably the most important words in that sentence. So, if you are going to propose a beginner-level session for the PanelPicker, your best bet is to focus on a field most attendees are not familiar with. For instance, "Web Development 101: How to Build Your Site" probably doesn't make sense for SXSW Interactive. But, "Bee-Keeping 101: What Honey Farmers Can Teach us About the Web" would probably draw a big crowd. No, you do not need to have other speakers confirmed when you submit your panel idea. In fact, we strongly prefer that you do NOT confirm these other speakers until your panel idea is accepted -- because SXSW staff will want to work closely with you to make sure there is sufficient diversity of gender, geography, race and opinion on your session. No, you do not need to have other speakers confirmed when you submit your panel idea. In fact, we strongly prefer that you do NOT confirm these other speakers until your panel idea is accepted -- because SXSW staff will want to work closely with you to make sure there is sufficient diversity of gender, geography, race and opinion on your session. No, you do not need to have other speakers confirmed when you submit your panel idea. In fact, we strongly prefer that you do NOT confirm these other speakers until your panel idea is accepted -- because SXSW staff will want to work closely with you to make sure there is sufficient diversity of gender, geography, race and opinion on your session. No, you do not need to have other speakers confirmed when you submit your panel idea. In fact, we strongly prefer that you do NOT confirm these other speakers until your panel idea is accepted -- because SXSW staff will want to work closely with you to make sure there is sufficient diversity of gender, geography, race and opinion on your session. ARGs, Back-End Programming / Databases, Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Career / Work Concerns, Case Study, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Collaborative Filtering, Community / Online Community, Content Management, Design Thinking, Digital Divide, Digital Filmmaking, Education, Front-End Programming, Geolocation, Government and Technology, Hardware, History of Technology, Interface Design, International, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Online Relationships, Online Video, Other / Out There, Search, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Issues, Social Networking, User Experience, User Generated Content, Visual Design, Web Apps / Widgets, Writing / Technical Writing IdeaTags1, IdeaTags2, IdeaTags3
	Yes No	Big Data, Big Dream Juan Sequeda, University of Texas at Austin How can we have applications that can scale with large amounts of data? Are relational databases suf... READ MORE How can we have applications that can scale with large amounts of data? Are relational databases sufficient? What other technologies are out there that can scale? This panel will talk about existing technologies that manage large amounts of data. Back-End Programming / Databases, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Dominate Your Shelf Space Using Integrated Keyword Data Ken Shults, Neo@Ogilvy How a data driven approach facilitates corporate governance, keyword arbitration, and maximum paid v... READ MORE How a data driven approach facilitates corporate governance, keyword arbitration, and maximum paid versus organic budget efficiencies. Learn from global, Fortune 500 companies who are leveraging keyword analytics to increase market share. Advertising, Back-End Programming / Databases, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, International, Search
	Yes No	Modern Email Marketing: Content, Compliance, Personalization and Deliverability Joshua Siler, BNJ Opt-in email is a primary channel to reach website users and customers, however it’s becoming incr... READ MORE Opt-in email is a primary channel to reach website users and customers, however it’s becoming increasingly difficult to break through the clutter. In this presentation, we’ll show real world examples of responsible email programs, including global email, personalization, passive profiling and a review of best practice do’s and don’t’s. Back-End Programming / Databases, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Content, Content Management
	Yes No	Way Cool Maps: Beyond Simple Mashups Adam DuVander, Map Scripting Creatively add location to your websites or streamline your mapping process. Make your maps stand ou... READ MORE Creatively add location to your websites or streamline your mapping process. Make your maps stand out from all the others. Learn how you can write code once and use it with Google Maps, Yahoo, Bing, MapQuest and more. Back-End Programming / Databases, Front-End Programming, Geolocation, New Technology / Next Generation, Open Source

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