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Breaking Technologies
The document shares various thoughts and ideas from David Coallier related to technology and innovation presented at JSConfEU 2011. It emphasizes creativity, mixing technologies, and the importance of users over technology. Coallier expresses his passion for open-source technologies, coding, and the potential for innovative combinations in software development.
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- 4. Perpetual Learner @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 5. Constraints Suck @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 6. Think Outside The Box @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 7. Consider The Following @davidcoallier —@JSConfEU 2011
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- 9. Naples, Italy @davidcoallier —@JSConfEU 2011
- 10. Queen Margherita @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 11. Raffaele Esposito @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
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- 15. Think Outside The Box. @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 16. Trolley + Suitcase @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
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- 18. Foosball + Arduino + Cloud + HTML5 + CouchDB @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
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- 20. Perl + C @davidcoallier— @JSConfEU 2011
- 21. cpp + v8+ awesumsauce @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 22. It’s intrinsic. @davidcoallier —@JSConfEU 2011
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- 24. God Complex @davidcoallier —@JSConfEU 2011
- 25. Users are worth morethan technology @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 26. “All War isDeception” —Sun Tzu @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 27. For Instance. @davidcoallier —@JSConfEU 2011
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- 30. Schadenfreude @davidcoallier —@JSConfEU 2011
- 31. “Pleasure Derived from the misfortune of others” @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 32. “We are notrobots” @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 33. “Use what makessense” @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 34. Rapid Rant @davidcoallier —@JSConfEU 2011
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- 36. PHP And the innovator’s dilemma @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
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- 38. The Experiment @davidcoallier— @JSConfEU 2011
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- 40. Open Source ismy life. @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 41. I <3 HTML5 Kinda. @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 42. I <3 PHP @davidcoallier— @JSConfEU 2011
- 43. I <3 JavaScript @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 44. I <3 WebSockets @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 45. I <3 Python @davidcoallier— @JSConfEU 2011
- 46. I <3 Erlang @davidcoallier— @JSConfEU 2011
- 47. I <3 Technology. @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 48. I had code, Butno time. @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 49. “What if Icould run PHP from Node.js” - Me on a friday night after many drinks @davidcoallier — @JSConfEU 2011
- 50. Let’s show off. @davidcoallier— @JSConfEU 2011
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- #25 We are merely owners of our own realms/reich\n
- #26 We are merely owners of our own realms/reich\n
- #27 We are merely owners of our own realms/reich\n
- #28 We are merely owners of our own realms/reich\n
- #29 We are merely owners of our own realms/reich\n
- #30 We are merely owners of our own realms/reich\n
- #31 We are merely owners of our own realms/reich\n
- #32 We are merely owners of our own realms/reich\n
- #33 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #34 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #35 - Disruptive, disagree with the status-quo\n
- #36 - Disruptive, disagree with the status-quo\n
- #37 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #38 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #39 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #40 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #41 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #42 - Semantics changes\n- Moving target\n- Predefined class names ... error class only on certain elements, not on div or em&#x2019;s for instance.\n
- #43 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #44 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #45 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #46 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #47 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #48 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #49 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #50 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #51 - Incumbents do not generally react to disruptive technology until it&#x2019;s too late.\n- Up to a few years ago that was PHP.\n
- #52 - If you were expecting an in-depth tech-talk I&#x2019;m sorry but I sure hope that you take something back from this with regards to your language, your community and how thinking outside the box can create pretty cool things.\n