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Speaking at GeekUp Leeds
11 February 2009
Read moreOn 18th February, I'll be making an appearance at Geekup Leeds, to give a talk entitled "Linux-Fu for PHP Developers". Basically this is a tour of some of my most-favourite command line tools available in Linux, and its a pre-cursor to the talk I'll give later this year at php …
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Baby Courgette Plants
01 June 2008
Read moreRecently my friend Deb, Leeds Geekup organiser and Ruby developer, gave me two baby courgette plants ... she even went so far to photograph me, slightly tipsy, leaving the pub to get the bus home:

I did get the plants home intact and planted them out. I was going to post …
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Manchester Is Decidedly Undiverse
14 May 2008
Read moreSo last night, more or less on a whim, I popped to the Geekup that was on in Manchester. I was slightly alarmed when I enquired at the bar where the event was and was told there was nothing like that booked for that night ... anyway I wandered outside and …
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Inaugural Sheffield Geekup
08 May 2008
Read moreLast night I attended and spoke at the First Sheffield Geekup held at the Fat Cat in Sheffield. My talk was entitled "Deploying Web Projects with Subversion" and you can see the slides for that at http://www.slideshare.net/lornajane/deploying-web-projects-with-svn/.
Overall I think the event was well-organised, there …
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Geekup Sheffield
30 April 2008
Read moreI was very pleased to hear that Sheffield is getting its own Geekup event, and that it starts next week on 7th May and will run on the first Wednesday of every month. I was even more pleased to be asked to speak at it - I'll be giving a 20 …
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Geekup Talk
17 April 2008
Read moreI did mention recently that I had arranged to speak at the local GeekUp group. Well, the event itself was last night and although I did have speaking nerves I think it went OK.
I've uploaded the slides I used to Slideshare, so you can find them here. The talk …
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Speaking at GeekUp in Leeds
13 April 2008
Read moreThis week I will be giving a 20:20 talk at the GeekUp event in Leeds, entitled "Enterprise Web Development". The 20:20 talk format allows talks with 20 slides, with 20 seconds allowed for each slide. Wish me luck :)
If you're local to Leeds, I'd love to see you …