Changkhui: Changkhui in VDO

@meneeeee attended the Apple annual conference on her own so we asked her to share the experience when she came back. It was very obvious that she had a very good time there, enjoying every minute of it, although, it's a very tech-oriented conference. Due to the NDA required for attending the event, she could not reveal much about what the actual conference, but this should provide an idea of what to look and expect, should someone want to attend in the future.

Having listened to their presentation on open source development at the first WordCamp in Bangkok 2008, I could recall my impression, it was fun and very informative. Later on, I got to know more about k.Akarawuth via Twitter and friends. Eventually, it's time to talk and invited him over for an episode in Changkhui. He also pulled along his friend, k.Pisal, to join the conversation. We talked about how he got started in the IT world and, later on, open source community. It was a very impressive story for me, personally, but, at the same time, sad that these great people did not quite get the recognition that they deserved in Thailand. You could follow k.Akarawuth at twitter.com/joomlacorner and at his blog (Akarawuth.com) and k.Pisal at Twitter/lungkao and Lungkao.com.

Having been using our own iPads for a while, it's time to share our experience. Kangg (Siampod.com) and Menn (mene078.wordpress.com) both use their iPad on daily basis. I also have one, so it's time to share what each thinks of its practical use and favourite apps.

It's been more than 2 years since I listened to him talked about Wordpress at the first WordCamp event in Bangkok. Eventually, I met him at a Twitter meeting and managed to know him. His name was Jakrit Talawat, AKA Menn or @iMenn on Twitter. He was one of the most well-known web designers among Thai Open Source community. We talked about making an episode, it was a little awkward since he lived in Pai, yes, that's Pai up north of Thailand. Finally, while he was in Bangkok, I managed to get him to record this. We talked on various issues, especially since I had my own difficulty in designing and coding for Changkhui site myself. He was a great representative of the up-and-coming generation of Thailand.

For those who were active in Thailand's Twiter communities, you could not help but notice a lady who tweeted regularly with some very inside information about the ICT movement. Of course, this was khun Moui, who was the chairlady of the Thai Web Hosting club. A few days earlier, relative to the time of this recording, she was invited to talk to the Thai police headquarter to share her experience about web hosting. So out of curiosity, we invited her over to share her story about her encounter with the law enforcement communities. This was one lady who really knew a lot about the Thai ICT movement.

I was very impressed with the Innocent concert DVD, the 5.1-system audio on the DVD was, by far, the best audio on any Thai concert DVD I have ever listened to. So on these two episodes, we invited @muenue and @mr_aum to share their experiences in the concert production and post-production. We went through pre-production, production and post-production processes. It was an enjoyable recording session. This was the second episode.

I was very impressed with the Innocent concert DVD, the 5.1-system audio on the DVD was, by far, the best audio on any Thai concert DVD I have ever listened to. So on these two episodes, we invited @muenue and @mr_aum to share their experiences in the concert production and post-production. We went through pre-production, production and post-production processes. It was an enjoyable recording session. This was the first episode.

Inspired by eBook readers such as Amazon's Kindle and Apple's iPad, we invited a few guests to talk about the topics. K.Kraikorn was an eReader expert from KMUTT, K.Visanu was a content developer and k.Kajorn was a platform enabler, so we had all three sharing their opinions on current developments and issues in implementing both content and platform. We created a video episode for this as well, you might want to check it at our web site. This was the second episode from the two recordings.

Inspired by eBook readers such as Amazon's Kindle and Apple's iPad, we invited a few guests to talk about the topics. K.Kraikorn was an eReader expert from KMUTT, K.Visanu was a content developer and k.Kajorn was a platform enabler, so we had all three sharing their opinions on current developments and issues in implementing both content and platform. We created a video episode for this as well, you might want to check it at our web site. This was the first episode from the two recordings.