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D2W Conference Review<h2>Designer/Developer Workflow Conference - June 19-20, 2010</h2>
<h2>Conference Review</h2>
<p><font size="3">Whether you're a developer, a designer, or fancy yourself to be a citizen of both worlds, it is nearly impossible for anybody at any place in that spectrum to completely avoid the need to have at least some knowledge of both disciplines. Designers need to have a good understanding of what is possible in the development world so that t
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2010-06-23T13:01:34-05:00D2W,googD2W Session Review - The Art and Science of RIAs<h2>The Art and Science of RIA's</h2>
<h3>by Ben Stucki</h3>
<p><font size="3">As I've mentioned before (but it's worth mentioning again), this year's first annual Designer Developer Workflow conference was, in my opinion, a monumental success and an outstanding start to what I'm sure will become an annual tradition. The session topics hovered anywhere between developer-oriented and designer-oriented topics, yet NONE of the sessions e
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2010-06-21T23:54:00-05:00D2W,googD2W Session Review - Using Facebook and Twitter to Market Your Creative Services by Lisa Heselton<h2>Using Twitter and Facebook to Market Your Creative Services</h2>
<h3>by Lisa Heselton</h3>
<p><font size="3">Being the enlightened individual I am, I decided to expand my horizons and attend a session that wasn't directly relevant to programming or prototyping (the equivalent of a guy forcing himself to watch a chick flick end to end for the sole purpose of ensuring that he still has feelings). In this instance, the session I had the distin
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2010-06-21T00:40:00-05:00D2W,googD2W Session Review - Prototyping by Chris Griffith<h3>Prototyping: A Component for Success by Chris Griffith</h3>
<p><font face="Verdana" size="3">I can't speak highly enough of the Designer Developer Workflow conference, aka "D2W"! Having been using Coldfusion for a long time now, I find more often </font><font face="Verdana" size="3">than not that I glean maybe 10% new knowledge and information from the other conferences I attend. This one, however, has skillfully addressed a niche
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2010-06-20T12:24:06-05:00D2W,goog