John Bafford sent me a link about a very interesting project codenamed “chicken“. Let me know what you think about it.

It is an issue we encounter in every corporation, as well onto our daily programming habits: lack of organization and promotion of new working tools. Brandon Savage was kind to send me an interesting blog entry, with a test allowing me to measure how big of a failure I might be. …

Many of php|tek 2009 conference attendants posted their pictures on Flickr. So far, Chris (aka @spooons) attempted to break the world record of pictures taken (and posted) at a conference…

John Bafford made a cool application that tracks tweets, based on selected search strings. He is using it as a demo to track the people who tweet updates (see stats also) at ongoing php|tek 2009 conference.

I could not make it for php|tek 2009 conference, unfortunatelly. However, many of the tekkers are very active on Twitter so I currently have almost a live feed from most of them with all activities currently running. I also had the chance to make new friends, because of the micro-blogging.

Can you believe it I started actually using Twitter because of the conference? If you are a participating #tek09 developer, please let me know, so I can follow you. I estimate that the total number of tweets will easy go over 4,000.