The results are in! 100 people responded to the question "How much would it cost to leave Austin?" In this episode we crunch the numbers with our amateur statistician skills. Be sure to check the web show blog post with charts and graphs from the survey. Finally we take some time to discuss the beauty of the recent Austin Beerworks launch.

This week's episode is sure to be a milestone for the ATX Web Show. We invade the Gowalla Headquarters and sit down with the Gowalla Design Team: Keegan Jones, Tim Van Damme, Drew Yeaton, and Adam Michela; to talk about everything from what makes a good web app, to designing for Android, to the beloved rainbow bar™.

Alex Sexton stops by to talk about the upcoming yayQuery-organized TXJS - a quality-curated JavaScript conference right in our own backyard. We also probe Alex's mind about the top trends/things to pay attention to in the rapidly advancing JS community. Gowalla hacker/developer Richard Schneeman also stops by the show to tell us about his summer Ruby on Rails class (that's free for students!). Thanks for listening!

On today's show we recap the fun had at the first-ever Austin Dribbble Meetup. It was a grand ol' time. We also dig into the relatively new web trend, "Responsive Web Design". We'll talk about what it is, our changing thoughts on it, the results of our definitive facebook poll, as well as explain our in-house approach and tips and tricks we've learned along the way.

Back this week with a little mini-sode feature two brand new groups in town. First up is Mattt Thompson (http://mattt.me) from Austin.RB (http://austinrb.org) to talk about the brand new ruby group in town. If you've listened to the show for any period of time you've probably heard about the good work he does. Then we're joined by Travis Swicegood (http://www.travisswicegood.com/) to talk about his new group Austin NoSQL (http://www.meetup.com/austin-nosql/).

SXSW 2011 has come and gone, ravaged our town and our livers in the process. Trent, Reagan and Dave join together to discuss highlights and lowlights of SXSW; from the poorly-scheduled panels, to the wonderful parties, and Brand® Oversaturation™. Has SXSW gotten too big for its britches? What could they do better?

We're back with another episode!  Amidst extreme Texas winter weather we gather to bring you some of the local web news, as well as mini-interviews with Garann Means (http://garann.com/) of Austin All-Girl Hack Nite (http://www.meetup.com/Austin-All-Girl-Hack-Night/) and Joe McCann of Austin Javascript (http://austinjavascript.com). As we get back into the swing of things, we also discuss some of our favorite happenings on the internet as of late. It's just like homeroom.

In this episode we sit down with Mark Phillip of AreYouWatchingThis.com. Simply put: "RUWT" is a notification system to let you know when a game in the sport of your choice is getting good. It's available on a wide variety of platforms including but not limited to: iOS, Palm, Android, Firefox, and Google Chrome. It lets you know when to switch the channel. We also chat about GoogleTV and the future of TV.

The ATX Web Show was invited by GeekAustin & Company to do some man-on-the-scene coverage of the Official WPEngine Launch Party held on November 3rd. It was a high class event and a great opportunity to talk to a lot of different people here in the Austin community all out to support WPEngine. So tune in as we talk to Jason, Aaron, Cullen of WPEngine as well as Lynn Bender of GeekAustin and many more.

This week we speak with Four Kitchens, a local web design and development shop specializing in large websites built on Drupal. We talk about Drupal as a CMS, committing back to open source, and the Austin Drupal Community. We're also joined by Christopher Schmitt of Environments for Humans talking about their upcoming jQuery Summit featuring some big names in Javascript and local talent to boot.