I'll be speaking at WebDU (Sydney) in 2 weeks, and presenting a day-long class as well

Note: This blog post is from 2007. Some content may be outdated--though not necessarily. Same with links and subsequent comments from myself or others. Corrections are welcome, in the comments. And I may revise the content as necessary.

The presentation topic will be "Caching-In" on CF Performance, a talk which I plan to start offering in the States soon as well. I plan to explain not only the common form in query, template, and output caching, but several more as well.

The day-long classes will be an update of the "FastTrack Training for FusionReactor & FusionDebug" that I have given most recently in Europe. The price is just AU$175 for a half-day or $299 for the full (that's US$128 or 219, respectively). Details and registration are here.

The FusionDebug portion of the day will, of course, address the latest and greatest version 2, released just a couple of weeks ago. I'll have more to say on that soon.

It's been nearly 7 years since I was last in Oz (for my honeymoon), and nearly 11 years since I lived there. Several other yanks will be speaking, along with dozens of Aussies, a Kiwi, and a Nederlander. With tracks on CF, Flex/RIAs, Flash, and web techniques, there should be something for everyone. I hope any of my readers who attend will please come say hello.

Thanks to Geoff Bowers and the folks at Daemon for putting on this 2nd year of the show. I'll also be speaking at CFObjective and CFUnited, both of which I'll write about later.

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