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Barcamp Melbourne 2008
On Saturday I flew to Melbourne to attend Barcamp.
Very different to the Sydney Barcamp: more FOSS people, more code.
Managed to score a 5 minute slot near the end of the day. After a long day of PHP, eee PCs, Open XML and other depthful things – and being the last official presenter before beer-o-clock (kindly sponsored by Microsoft) there was a distinct lack of lulz. Time for – LOLCODE!
When asked if the next revision of Windows is based on LOLCODE, I had to sadly admit the answer is no. However, future Windows: who knows?
LOLCODE on DLR. Download it now
John Lam announces that LOLCODE on the DLR is now available.
INVISIBLE HAPPINESS
zomg!1 zomg!! LOLCODE 2 or 3 Worlds Collide!!1
Martin Maly of the IronPython team has implemented LOLCODE on the DLR.
This means that one day we can all manipulate the DOM in browsers with LOLCODE.
Thanks to our partners, and the freedom of time that TechEd Europe has given Martin: we’re moving to total world programming language domination.
Zomg Zomg!!1 (Thanks Adam!)
SubSonic goes LOLCODE (and Microsoft)
Rob Conery, ASP.NET guru, has found LOLCODE.
He’s even translated Northwinds to LOLCODE.
Oh, and on another note: Rob Conery is joining Microsoft.
Thanks, Nickhac for the link and lulz!
LOLCODE goes Wikipedia
After passing all the rules for Wikipedia, and being marked for deletion, LOLCODE is now a permanent entry in Wikipedia.
A big thanks to Long Zheng for reporting my Microsoft presentation. Long has been busy: this is his 4th wiki-link.
Also, a shout out to @atl for giving the world something we can LOL about.
LOLCODE.Net
Time to pitch in!
http://blog.notdot.net/archives/33-I-am-teh-famous,-LOL!.html
LOLCode Presentation at TechEd07
Adam Lindsay (Mr LOLCODE) on LOLCODE at TechEd
Adam Lindsay, the guru who had the genius idea of LOLCODE and its BDFL (see another esoteric language, Python for a definition of BFDL) has found out about Microsoft’s plan to take over the world with LOLCODE.
I can has video of this event, and will be encoding and uploading somewhere within a week or so.
Joel Pobar is one of those Australian .Net/C#/CLR gurus, and I am eternally grateful for his assistance and added weight in my presentation.
Next week at WebJam in Perth I’ll also be presenting LOLCODE, and LOLCODE.net. For the LOLz.
The more people that get involved, the greater chance we have a language across all environments: not just Microsoft’s.
It’s time for me to de-lurk from the forums and actively help the community make a language. LOL.
BTW @atl, we had fun and lots of LOLZ.