BarCamp KL

Thanks to Daniel Cerventus for the info.

----
BarCamp KL is an unconference organized by various communities and people all around KL and Malaysia.

It would be on 4th and 5th April 2009.

Do check out at here for more info.

Speakers!

Michael Teoh
'Ideas for Forward-Thinkers' - Ways to Generate Ideas for Anything and Everything, but most specifically business!
'Differentiating Your Business! An Edge of Survive and Achievement!' (subject to availability)

Kamal Fariz @kamal (not sure which topic yet, all interesting!)
Executable plain text stories with Cucumber - Have your clients write their requirements and you run it direct.
Config management with Chef
End-to-end automated web app testing (incl. js) with cucumber + celerity

Khailee Ng @khailee (topic TBC, perhaps 'how to defeat wild bears with your fists', or something as mind-blowing)

Ikhwan Nazri @tekong (How to work in multiple mobile offices and still being productive aka Home office is soooooo last year) ;)

Ahmad Siddiq @sysstream
Wi-Fi Ninjutsu Exploitation - WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA-802.1x, WPA2-802.1x, CISCO LEAP? oooh the fancy names of wireless security :D
Defeating the iPhone passcode (for teh graet justice)
Facebook pwnage - from legal frame injection to illegal redirect (for teh graet justice)

Edwin Wang (everyday.com.my)
Social Networking is the next big thing or is it not?
Setup your own social networking for less than RM 1000
Everyday.com.my journey from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0

LV Chong (http://livooi.spaces.live.com/)
Breathe Life Into UX - Who says user experience is intangible? Come and transformg it to real life!

Native Web Application (NWA) vs Rich Internet Application (RIA)


-----
Chen Chow's Other Posts
Subscribe to Chen Chow's blog

Would encourage any of my blog readers to share with me any event that you come across. As long as the event/activity/initiative is education/charity/youth oriented and is not-for-profit, I would be more than happy to post it to share

Feel free to quote any post within my blog, as long as you link it back here. Sharing is always a good virtue. :)