Lunch 2.0

Back in early stage of Web 2.0, geeks have already trained to be geeks by day eating FREE food at Lunch20, secret agents by night hacking code. Now TV Show Chuck is putting geeks on TV screen.

It is absolutely a fun mission when any geek attempts to customize wiki in CSS and expects no funny business with browser types and versions. Wikis must overcome the challenges of browers and nature of wikis to achieve user-friendly applications. SVWB is hosting an educational discussion panel to evaluate the beauty & beast of Wikis. Please come by and check out these award-winning wikis.

Note: It is little backward for NBC to support free download for window only. How can geeks like us catch geek shows when we leave bulky PC desktops at home/office and carry lightweight Mac or iPhone around. Another tip is get TV writers to consult smart geeks on Web 2.0. I certainly want to see Chuck the geek to use iPhone Facebook App to find his ex-roommate from Stanford, use Yahoo Mobile to search info, use Google map to look up direction, use Spock to look up suspect, use Twitter to send signal for help, use Adobe CS3 Premiere Pro to edit video and upload to YouTube, and at last, hang out with his friends from SVWB at Lunch20. You will have our permission to use SVWB name and logo in your TV series.

Speakers:
Kevin Flaherty
Co-founder and VP of Marketing at Wetpaint (Seattle)
Ryan Lukehart
Director of Sales and Marketing at BrainKeeper (Virginia)
Aaron Fulkerson
Co-founder and V.P. Product Management at Mindtouch (San Diego)
Raju Vegesna
Zoho Evangelist at Zoho
Joshua Wold
Global Pre-Sales Team Manager at Atlassian Software Systems

Nov 10 & 11 Sat & Sun
User Experience BarCamp

Note: SVWB is seeking geeks to join our team as secret agents by night. We’ll download Martial Art program to train you to move like a hacker warrior. Take the red pill and look for us at “The Matrix”