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| Event Calendar Join Mailing List Become A Member Add yourself to follow SVWB Twitter: https://twitter.com/svwb | 5/28/08 Wed 7:00-9:30pm Inside: Facebook Developer Kit Kevin Marshall, Director of Product Management at Clarity Consulting Guest Speaker: Jesse Stay, Book Author of O'Reilly FBML Essential Location: Hurricane Electric Address: 48233 Warm Springs Blvd, Fremont CA 94539 RSVP: http://facebookdeveloperkit.eventbrite.com FREE if register online; $10 donation at door 7/30/2008 Wed 7:00-9:30pm Client Side Story: Enhancing Experiences with Ajax, RIAs, and Browser-side Intelligence Jared M. Spool, Founding Principal of User Interface Engineering RSVP: http://clientsidestory.eventbrite.com FREE if register online |
Speaker: Kevin Marshall, Director of Product Management at Clarity Consulting
Guest Speaker: Jesse Stay, Book Author of O'Reilly FBML Essential
Date/Time: 5/28/08 Wed 7:00-9:30pm
Location: Hurricane Electric Building "The Matrix"
Address: 48233 Warm Springs Blvd, Fremont CA 94539
RSVP: http://facebookdeveloperkit.eventbrite.com
FREE if register online; $10 donation at door
Kevin Marshall
Director of Product Management at Clarity Consulting in Chicago
Kevin Marshall is the Director of Product Management at Clarity Consulting in Chicago. He currently develops prototypes and proof of concepts for client projects across a variety of industries including financial services, retail and telecom. He has several years of experience as a software developer and consultant specializing in designing and implementing custom enterprise applications. His technology experience is varied from rich internet applications to database design to smart client applications. He enjoys using the latest alpha development tools and ranting on his blog. Kevin is a regular contributor to Microsoft’s Coding4Fun and organizes developer community events like SilverlightDevCamp, MOSSCamp and the Chicago .NET User Group.Kevin Marshall has developed the original Facebook Developer Toolkit for the Microsoft Visual Studio Express Team. If you're a .NET developer and want to start building applications for the Facebook platform, you definitely need to check out the Facebook Developer Toolkit.
Jesse Stay
CEO, Founder, Consultant: Stay N' Alive Productions, LLC
Author: O'Reilly's FBML Essentials http://www.amazon.com/FBML-Essentials-Jesse-Stay/dp/0596519184/
Co-Author: I'm on Facebook -- Now What??? http://www.amazon.com/Im-Facebook-Now-What-Personal-Professional/dp/1600050956/
Blogger:
http://StayNAlive.com
http://OpensocialNow.com
http://FacebookAdvice.com
"Jesse Stay is CEO and Founder of Stay N' Alive Productions, LLC, a Social Applications Consulting and Development company. Jesse has authored and co-authored 2 books, "FBML Essentials", an O'Reilly-published book that focuses on teaching developers how to write FBML Applications for Facebook. He also co-authored the book, "I'm on Facebook--Now What???" with Jason Alba, CEO of JibberJobber.com to help people understand the usefulness of Facebook. Jesse runs 3 blogs, the most popular being StayNAlive.com, which targets Business and Development audiences, lately focusing on Social Applications Development and News. Stay N' Alive has recently been featured on sites such as TechCrunch, How To Change the World by Guy Kawasaki, and CNet's Webware. Jesse also writes for FacebookAdvice.com, OpensocialNow.com, and guest-posts on InsideFacebook.com (posts-forthcoming). Jesse developed and owns SocialToo.com, a site geared towards providing tools for the Social web (the most popular being the Twitter auto-follow script), and is currently working on a state-of-the art website for businesses in the Social Enterprise."
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