The Ajax Experience

If you are a web developer, particularly with a programming focus, and Sydney is too far for you to come, or your companies training budget doesn’t quite run to international airfares, them you could do a lot worse than check out the recently announced Ajaxian Experience, curated by the fine folks at the Ajaxian blog. While I would quibble at their tag line “the only web 2.0 event created by actual developers”, we’ll forgive them the oversight. Just this once ;-)

Do check it out. There’s no better way of keeping you finger on the pulse of Ajax than their site and the conference.

One response to “The Ajax Experience”:

  1. Hi John, just to let you know the Ajaxian blog is at http://​ajaxian​.com/ , the .org address is a holding page. :(

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