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Javascript Hack Night #10

Hey folks, I wanted you to know that I'm not going to be facilitating this months Javascript Hack Night as I'll be unavailable Tuesday night, my partner Max Cameron will be here though and everything else is business as usual. Feel free to bring your own ideas or come with an open mind willing to help others with their project. Hit up the meetup page for more details. Read more...

Customer Development Meets Startup Weekend TO

Nearly all startups fail, and although failure is often awesome, I would really like to see some successful products come out of Startup Weekend TO. I’ve become engaged in the lean startup community in Toronto, I’ve run some cool experiments, and I started a workshop for early-stage startups who are interested in customer development. I think that’s why Chris asked me to address the group, and coach throughout the weekend. Read more...

Defining the Value of Community

Over the past two and a half years, we've come and gone through a number of meetups geared toward what we can call the "digital scene" in Toronto. More recently, we've become involved in LeanCoffeeTO, a group of small business owners that meet to discuss Lean Startup principles. I never expected it to be tremendously valuable, but that’s what this particular group has become. In this post, I've tried to articulate what I'm getting out of this meetup, and where I'd like to see it go in the future. Read more...

Now hiring: Full Frontal Interface Developer

From the desk of Max Cameron,

Big Bang Technology is a small software design and development company based in Toronto, Canada. We are currently five people, hoping to reach level seven in the coming months. We are two and a half years old and we hope to be in business for another ninety-seven and a half years.

We build a rapidly-growing eLearning platform being used by large and small companies.

Tools for Event Organization

As an event designer, I use a number of tools to help organize and execute various events in the tech/web community. While I won't be able to talk about all of them today, I'd like to focus on a few that I REALLY like.

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Community Building 101: Some Thoughts

Traditionally a "community" has been defined as a group of interacting people living in a common location. Currently there are dozens of different types of communities, and even many more definitions of what "community" really is. I'd like to post some thoughts on community building, as it is the core of what Refresh has set out to do; build a community and promote it. Read more...

Social Media Guru On Site

Some of our friends know that I worked at a French restaurant for 9 years. I appreciate service. Yesterday we met with Jenn from The Drake Hotel to give her our take on twitter and our thoughts on how they could use it. Here's the follow-up email I sent Jenn today, which is based on the notes I made in preparation. Read more...