Change: people are definitely interested (you know who you are!). Let me know if you would like to speak. Sorry we couldn't get a session in February -see the University was busy.Thanks to everyone who came to Pat Kua's talk   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 574)

Change:  - the University was busy.Thanks to everyone who came to Pat Kua's talk "Top ten secret weapons for performance testing in an agile environment" on a wet Monday evening.Thanks toI'm everyone whostill cameplanning to themove Thoughtworksthe Javascriptsite unconferenceSuperDevs on Saturday 27   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 664)

Change: Kua (slides)Kua.November 11th, 2010: Making you web sites more mobile friendly, with Patrick LaukeOctober 20th, 2010: Expected true but was false with Andy Robinson (slides, code)September 15th, 2010: An Introduction to Restfulie with Jim BarrittJuly 14th, 2010: An Introduction to Fluid Db   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 667)

Change: Details to follow.Suggestions for topicsIf you'd like to suggest a topic, please let us know, and we'll see if we can find a speaker. Previously suggested topics:functional programming - haskell, erlangOpen/UPAmazon Web ServicesOther TW events in ManchesterThoughtWorks host frequent technology briefings in M   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 635)

Change:  Details to follow in the New YearThanks to everyone who came to the Thoughtworks Javascript unconference on Saturday 27 November it was a great day.This site will probably be moving to SuperDevs in the next few months. You can currently register on either site.We hope   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 642)

Change: talking about a number of ways you can make you site more useableteasing byout the many mobile devices which people nowmyths usefrom tothe accessreality theof web.NoSQL.Suggestions for topicsIf you'd like to suggest a topic,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 619)

Change:  at 18.30 on 24 November at the studio, 51 Lever Street, M1 1FN. The Technology Radar is Thoughtworks view of significant (both current and upcoming) technologies in software development and delivery. See the website for further details.The Thoughtworks Javascript unconference will be held on   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 733)

Change:  in the next few months. You can currently register on either site.Thanks to everyone who attended the testing talk on 20th October; the slides and code examples are attached at   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 666)

Change: October.October; Thethe slides and code examples are attached at the bottom of the page;page. basedBased on the very high attendance we'll try and do a few more talks of a broad interest in the New Year.Patrick Lauke from Opera will   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 646)

Change: (slides,(slides, code)September 15th, 2010: An Introduction to Restfulie with Jim BarrittJuly 14th, 2010: An Introduction to Fluid Db with Nicholas Tollervey (slides)June 23rd, 2010: An Introduction to Ruby with David SantoroMay 19th, 2010: HTML5 Websockets with James LewisApril   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 627)