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]]> http://www.webdirections.org/notes/molly-holzschlag-the-new-professionalism/comment-page-1/#comment-188 WD06 - Day 4 Musings at Mad Web Blog Mon, 23 Oct 2006 13:01:39 +0000 http://westciv.com/webdirections08/blog/molly-holzschlag-the-new-professionalism/#comment-188 [...] The morning started with a breakfast with none-other than Ms Molly Holzschlag which was an open discussion about the new professionalism that we as web developers strive for in an ever-changing environment. It was mainly about bridging that knowledge gap, not only between clients and developers (where clients don’t fully require what’s involved with the construction of their websites), but also between savvy standardistas and your el cheapo, template-fodder hacks. It was a great discussion, however, as per the norm with this kind of forum, nothing was resolved. Following breakfast, the conference resumed with prize give-aways, of which I won nothing. If I’d realised that prizes would be given to the most creative flickr/blog posters, I would have probably tried a bit harder. (Maybe I’ll give this live-blogging thang a go next time.) Oh well, too bad, so sad. On with the recap: [...] […] The morning started with a breakfast with none-other than Ms Molly Holzschlag which was an open discussion about the new professionalism that we as web developers strive for in an ever-changing environment. It was mainly about bridging that knowledge gap, not only between clients and developers (where clients don’t fully require what’s involved with the construction of their websites), but also between savvy standardistas and your el cheapo, template-fodder hacks. It was a great discussion, however, as per the norm with this kind of forum, nothing was resolved. Following breakfast, the conference resumed with prize give-aways, of which I won nothing. If I’d realised that prizes would be given to the most creative flickr/blog posters, I would have probably tried a bit harder. (Maybe I’ll give this live-blogging thang a go next time.) Oh well, too bad, so sad. On with the recap: […]

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