We’re stoked to have Kendo UI support our first community tonight! Thank you Kendo! Kendo UI is everything professional developers need to build HTML5 sites and mobile apps. In the complete, integrated package you will find a jQuery-based toolset that includes rich UI widgets, powerful data source, dynamic data visualizations, and blazing fast micro-templates, [...]
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November
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Join us at The Drupal Business Summit in Toronto on Friday, December 2, 2011! During this free 1-day summit discover best practices from organizations transforming their web strategies with Drupal. Hear from real Drupal users – the why, the what, the how of Drupal. Hear lessons learned, tips and techniques, and best practices for large scale [...]
November
16
The team from Make Web Not War is thrilled to have thirdocean as a community sponsor for our first ever community night! thirdocean is an agency based out of Toronto, ON founded in 2011 by Karim Kanji and Carolyn Van. They offer social media marketing communications and community management. They are experts in the social media [...]
November
15
On December 1st we’ll be hosting our first ever Make Web Not War community night! We’re really excited to have such a stellar speaker line-up for our first community night event. Check out these community rock stars who will be kicking off the Toronto event. The in-person event is sold out but don’t worry you’ll [...]
October
11
Authored by Kowsheek Mahmood of Three Red Cubes Care is an application that started out as a competition entry for Code Your Art Out. We partnered with Techsoup Canada and Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada to build Care as a platform to connect patients with their healthcare professionals. The Idea Techsoup Canada drew up the initial [...]
May
24
On June 4th and 5th Microsoft, Google,Yahoo!, NASA, HP and the World Bank, through their initiative Random Hacks of Kindness (RHoK), will bring together thousands of people in over 18 locations around the globe to create open solutions that can save lives and alleviate suffering. Random Hacks of Kindness is a community of innovation focused [...]
April
25
A few questions have come up regarding our beloved coding competition “Code Your Art Out”. Read on for the most frequently asked questions, including the background on the competition, where the name comes from, and how charities can participate.
February
1
Is ASP.NET, WebMatrix, OData and MVC telling you something? If you are a professional web developer or just want to learn about these technologies and more, you have to go to a Webcamp. It’s also a good place to meet some professional of the industry and share your passion and your enthusiast about the Web! [...]
January
28
Think Toronto isn’t a place to start a tech company? Erin Bury knows differently. She’s a prominent member of Toronto’s energetic tech and entrepreneurship communities who is working to give a voice and visibility to exciting new companies. I had the privilege to learn more from her about her role in the community and what [...]
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An Intro To The Semantic Web: Why You Need To Know About It Sooner Than Later
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WHY THE @&*# IS MICROSOFT DOING THIS?
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Feeling Blue? Why The Most Popular Websites Are Blue
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From Apples to Mangoes: A first look at the Nokia Lumia 800
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Drupal + OGDI = Open Data goodness!
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Random Hacks of Kindness: help solve global challenges
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Take your HTML5 skills, and build on Windows 8
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Join the developer movement
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Make Web Not War Community Night in Vancouver was a blast
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Eye tracking games hackathon
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