Announcing London.pm mini-Techmeet Building Websites: Templating Engines and Processing Content
This is a short and sweet tech meet, followed by an extended session in the local pub to allow people to talk directly to the speakers before they have to shoot off home. Speakers confirmed so far are: Andy Wardley Template Toolkit David Wheeler Bricolage Mark Lester Jake, Yahoo! interal templating language The current plan for the evening is to have a half hour talk by David Wheeler on Bricolage, then a 40min panel discussion by the other panel members with questions from the audience. The meeting will again be held at Yahoo!'s UK offices located near Victoria. This is the same venue as the previous meeting in March, full directions are below. As before you should aim to get to Yahoo! for 7pm, for a 7.15pm sharp start. The meeting should be completed by half eight, and we can all return to the pub. Directions to Yahoo!: The nearest tube station to Yahoo is Victoria, and almost all busses run to the station, though having said that it's within easy walking distance of Sloane Square. Here's a couple of maps: http://makeashorterlink.com/?E50A22503 http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?G2M?X=528517&Y=178491&A=Y&Z=1 Directions from Victoria: Come out of Victoria Station onto Buckingham Palace Road (This is the road that busses enter the bus station from - you can follow the signs to "Victoria Coach Station" if you want) You simply have to follow the road south/west (left) for five minutes you get to Yahoo!. Keep walking along the road, past the shopping centre on your left, past the coach station on your right, until you get to a cross roads (where Ebury Bridge road branches left and Pimlico Rd branches right, just past the police station on your right.) The first building on the right hand side of Buckingham Palace Road after the crossroads is Yahoo! - identifiable as all the furniture inside is the corporate Yahoo! yellow and purple. You will probably have to identify yourself with Security when you get to the office, who will send you downstairs to the canteen where the meeting is being held. All this info is on the website: http://london.pm.org/meetings/locations/yahoo.html Hope to see you there. Mark. -- #!/usr/bin/perl -T use strict; use warnings; print q{Mark Fowler, [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://twoshortplanks.com/};
