Berkeley Cybersalon
This coming Sunday, March 4, come on down to the Hillside Club, where, from 5 to 7 p.m., at the Berkeley Cybersalon, we’ll be talking about why software is (so often) so hard.
For this event, practically in my backyard and as part of what must be the longest-running technology salon around (I started going over a decade ago), I didn’t want to just give another spiel about Dreaming in Code.
Instead, it’s a panel discussion, with Eric Allman of Sendmail (program and company), Chad Dickerson of Yahoo’s Developer Network, and Lisa Dusseault of CommerceNet (and formerly of the Open Source Applications Foundation).
It was originally scheduled for yesterday, 2/25, but we realized that counter-programming against Oscar Night was foolhardy — even for an event as geekish as this.
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March 4th, 2007 at 1:29 pm
[...] Scott Rosenberg is leading a discussion this evening at the Hillside Club in Berkeley (5PM, $10 admission) on his new book about the Chandler project. Panelists: Eric Allman, Chad Dickerson, Lisa Dusseault and Jaron Lanier. [...]