Who is Daniel K. Appelquist?
I'm an American ex-pat who has been living in London since 1999. I work at Samsung where I head up the developer advocacy group for Samsung Internet and part of Samsung's Open Source Group. I'm an advocate for emerging web technologies, the open web, open source and open data. I am co-chair of the W3C Technical Architecture Group. I was a founder and co-organizer of the Over the Air hack day series and of Mobile Monday London. I'm a former .com CTO and subsequent .com refugee. I am a parent dealing with the increasing complexities of raising children in a hyper-connected world.
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If you're curious where the nickname Torgo came from, I appropriated it from a character in the the movie Manos: the Hands of Fate via Mystery Science Theater 3000.
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Daniel,
My name is Alex and I work with Rebtel.
Just wanted to let you know that I loved your talk during the Expo. It ranks very high among the numerous ones I had the pleasure of attending.
Best regards,
Alex
Very informative presentation. Thanks a lot!
Trasatti, 1 s, 2 t’s. :(
DeviceAtlas.com, .mobi is for mobile devices. Plug appreciated, of course!
Very interesting all the part about caching, we should have some tests!
Sorry about that, Andrea — I’ve fixed and updated the deck. It’s important to note that all the recommendations about mobile Ajax in the presentation are preliminary — but we are going to be contributing these ideas into the Best Practices 2.0 document for further discussion.