Podcast appearances and mentions of john allsopp

John Allsopp is an author, web developer and conference organiser who's been working in Australia's startup ecosystem for nearly three decades. In 2006 he co-founded Web Directions, a conference series for people creating tools for the internet, at a time when the field was still relatively new. In his conversation with Adam, he discusses the very first Web Directions conference, which he sees as being “like the Woodstock of the Australian web industry”, as well as his perspective that over the last few decades the Australian startup ecosystem has evolved from a small “community” into a fully established “industry”.See full show notes: https://w2d1.com/john-allsopp

This episode is a conversation over video (first not-in-person interview for the podcast) with John and Henri about the upcoming LazyLoad conference. About the program, about the past, present and future of the conferences as such. Henri provides some highlights in the program and John discusses the business, the joys and sorrows of running an event, online or off.The conference is happening in June and you can use code perfplanet for a discount.

In this podcast episode, we sit down with conference organizer, John Allsopp (@johnallsopp), about taking conferences online and the new way of doing these events. How can conference organizers think about how to reshape their events, and how do conference attendees benefit from it?   Guest: John Allsopp (@johnallsopp) - Author, Developer, & Co-founder of Web Directions Conferences   Host: Tracy Lee (@ladyleet) - CEO, This Dot Labs    This episode is sponsored by Dexecure & This Dot Labs. 

In this episode of The DnA of Home Interiors, Audrey Whelan and Deirdre Mc Gettrick are joined by Architect and multiple international design competition awardee, John Allsopp.   John's profession as an architect came about as a direct result of his passion for building skateboard ramps in the late 1980's. Having previously worked as Project Director at Kelly Hoppen Interiors, join us as we discuss John's experience to date and the processes behind the designs at his award winning architectural practice.   Find out more about our guest, John Allsopp here: https://www.john-allsopp.com/   Season 3 of The DnA of Home Interiors is now proudly sponsored by www.checkatrade.com.   Need work doing around your home? Stop worrying about unreliable recommendations or having to do it all yourself. Easily choose from over 43,000 recommended, vetted, and monitored tradespeople for free at Checkatrade.com.   Audrey Whelan offers professional interior design services and workshops to educate people on their own home interior design https://www.audreywhelan.com/. Follow on Instagram @audreywhelandesign.   Deirdre Mc Gettrick is founder of ufurnish.com, an online search and discovery website for furniture; browse over 100+ amazing retailers all in one place https://www.ufurnish.com/. For more content and home inspiration, follow on Instagram @ufurnishcom.

As Director and co-founder of Small Multiples, Andrea Lau is a data-visualisation specialist. In their words, they are a multidisciplinary team of data specialists, designers and developers, helping people make the best use of their data. Flyn and Matt unashamedly use this as an opportunity to dig into what data is, and how the visualisation of it is affecting many of our day to day decisions. Thankfully, Andrea is incredibly passionate about the education of data and raising everyone’s data literacy, having taught courses and workshops in this area — so, she was accommodating and incredibly informative. We also spend some time on what it’s like to run a niche studio in an emerging area and why data specialists are becoming such hot property. Towards the end, we discuss the crossover point between data visualisation and art and look at how, as a studio, Small Multiples is trying to present data in non-typical ways — in boutique chocolates for example. As always special thanks to Streamtime for their steadfast support and motivation. If you haven’t tried their software yet, well, you’re wasting time, literally. Special thanks to John Allsopp from web directions for connecting us with Andrea. Links: Streamtime streamtime.net Small Multiples: www.smallmultiples.com.au Visualise Today: www.blog.smallmultiples.com.au Bakedown Cakery: www.bakedowncakery.com Hello Sun: www.hellosunapp.com Not A single Origin: https://notasingleorigin.com Immigrant maps: https://smallmultiples.com.au/projects/mapping-immigrants-birth-places Framework for designing amazing maps: https://smallmultiples.com.au/articles/what-to-think-about-when-designing-maps School planning: https://smallmultiples.com.au/projects/school-planning-assistance-tool Tim Berners-Lee and data: https://5stardata.info/en/ and https://solid.inrupt.com We Feel Fine: http://wefeelfine.org/ and http://number27.org/wefeelfine

It’s growing increasingly difficult to know where the truth lies. We’ve gotten very good at our electronic fakery - from Photoshop and ‘Deep-Fakes’ to synthetic audio of former U.S. President Barack Obama so accurate it’s indistinguishable from the real thing. All of this feeds into a growing online community which instantly separates into tribes then tunes out any competing with a cry of “fake news!”. Series Two of The Next Billion Seconds takes a look at the intersection of technology, truth and our future, beginning with frequent guest John Allsopp, revealed in the ways he teaches his children the spirit of inquiry, to help them discover where the truth lies.

John has been building for the web since the early 90’s. With his timeless article, The Dao of Web Design, his book, Developing with Web Standards, and as co-founder of the Web Directions conference series, John has made a massive impact on the lives of designers and developers the world over.

This week on Byte Into IT we have Dan, Cassie and Tyler in the studio talking about all the recent news in technology, computing, gaming and startups.Our first guest John Allsopp, co-founder of the Web Directions conferences, calls in to the show to tell us about the upcoming Web Directions: Design conference in mid-April.We then speak to the lead researcher for the new app Plant Life Balance Dominique Hes. Plant Life Balance is an augmented reality virtual greening app designed to help people choose the best plants for their home.

What stories should we tell ourselves (and our kids) to prepare them for the next billion seconds? We end Series One with this extended episode bringing contributors from this season, Genevieve Bell, Andy Polaine and John Allsopp together in a conversation about how we might think about and plan for a future that's looking both playful - and terrifying. Find Mark Pesce at: https://twitter.com/mpesce Follow The Show at: https://twitter.com/nextbillionsecs Find PodcastOne Australia on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastoneau/ Follow PodcastOne Australia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastoneau/ Follow PodcastOne Australia on Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastoneau

At the halfway point in series one, we reconnect with our first guest, John Allsopp to breakdown what we have learnt so far. Have our experts influenced John's thoughts on the future his 4 daughters will grow up into over the Next Billion Seconds? Or is it just as he predicted, a world of driverless cars and A.I? Find Mark Pesce at: https://twitter.com/mpesce Follow The Show at: https://twitter.com/nextbillionsecs Find PodcastOne Australia on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastoneau/ Follow PodcastOne Australia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastoneau/ Follow PodcastOne Australia on Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastoneau

What is the role of artificial intelligence in our next billion seconds? Is it a threat or is it a friend that will take humanity and our purpose to a new level? Will it take away our jobs or will it bring new opportunities in terms of new careers, creativity and thinking? Host Mark Pesce and web expert & author John Allsopp work out how we will interact with artificial intelligence and technology over the next billion seconds. John is a father to four daughters - which of them will learn to drive and which ones will never have to? Find Mark Pesce at: https://twitter.com/mpesce Follow The Show at: https://twitter.com/nextbillionsecs Find PodcastOne Australia on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastoneau/ Follow PodcastOne Australia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastoneau/ Follow PodcastOne Australia on Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastoneau

John Allsopp discusses the future of online communications, and what public sector communicators can do to keep up. For nearly 20 years John has developed software, built websites, applications, written articles, tutorials and more. He speaks with David Pembroke about advances in technology, artificial intelligence, and what will come next.

John Allsopp discusses the future of online communications, and what public sector communicators can do to keep up. For nearly 20 years John has developed software, built websites, applications, written articles, tutorials and more. He speaks with David Pembroke about advances in technology, artificial intelligence, and what will come next. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Allsopp talks about the web being more than just the device we're accessing it upon. We aren't building for a device or a browser, it's not mobile or content first.... think user first.

App cache, web storage, Index db, and others are powerful new technologies that change the nature of the web. These technologies are mature and ready-to-use, but so far, we aren't seeing them be used very much. Why? What is possible? What could change? John Allsopp joins Jen Simmons to discuss.

In todays podcast, Jim speaks with John Allsopp about the struggles of getting beyond print, the idea of installable applications, the lightweight feeling of the web and embracing the constraints of the web as a strength rather than a limitation. We briefly discuss offline applications and how the native application paradigm is holding us back from reaching the full potential of the web.

John Allsopp joins Eric Meyer and Jen Simmons for this first episode in our “web behind” series — a look back at where the web came from and the people who created it. They talk about early web design tools, community groups that shaped the web, thinkers from the mid-20th century who shaped ideas about hypertext, and much more.

Since the advent of personal computing, we’ve been tied to one place - typically sitting at a desk, with a keyboard and mouse, and in isolation. Even the advent of the web and the wifi-enabled laptop hasn’t much changed this quarter century old paradigm. But with the rise of mobile phones and devices like the Nintendo Wii and PSP featuring first class web browsing, our experience of the web will change dramatically over the coming years. In this context, which design and user experience patterns and techniques we’ve developed over the last 15 years hold up? And... which break? In this session, Dave Shea and John Allsopp consider the challenges we’ll face as the web devolves onto a myriad devices, and the web is "always on" wherever we are. John Allsopp Successful software developer, long standing web development speaker, writer, evangelist and expert, John has spent the last 15 years working with and developing for the web. As the head developer of the leading cross platform CSS development tool Style Master, and developer and publisher of renowned training courses and learning resources on CSS and standards based development, John is widely recognized as a leader in these fields. As a presenter and educator, John speaks frequently at conferences around Australia and the world. His idiosyncratic blog Dog or Higher covers a broad range of subjects, particularly in technology and innovation, and is widely read and referenced. Dave Shea Dave Shea is the creator and cultivator of the highly influential web site csszengarden.com, and co-author of the recently-published Zen of CSS Design (New Riders, 2005). The founder and design lead of Bright Creative in Vancouver, BC, Dave also writes for a large global audience of web designers and developers on his popular weblog, mezzoblue.com. His sites have won multiple awards, including Best of Show 2004 at the South by Southwest Interactive conference in Austin, TX. He speaks internationally at design and technology industry conferences, on top of being an organizer of Web Directions. Licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).

Web designers and developers are a very practical bunch, often too busy with today’s challenges and workloads to find time to keep up with developments over the horizon. In this session John Allsopp looks at what trends that are important for web designers and developers and innovators generally - what future versions of browsers have in store, what devices people will be using to access the web, and more. A perfect complement to Bert Bos’s focus on coming web standard technologies. Successful software developer, long standing web development speaker, writer, evangelist and expert, John has spent the last 15 years working with and developing for the web. As the head developer of the leading cross platform CSS development tool Style Master, and developer and publisher of renowned training courses and learning resources on CSS and standards based development, John is widely recognized as a leader in these fields. As a presenter and educator, John speaks frequently at conferences around Australia and the world. His idiosyncratic blog Dog or Higher (http://blogs.westciv.com/dog_or_higher/) covers a broad range of subjects, particularly in technology and innovation, and is widely read and referenced. Licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).