@cogdog @jonudell 🧵Jon Udell TUG 2010 Observable Workshop
Jon’s whiteboard notes from the discussion:
1. Be the authoritative source for your own data
2. Pass by reference not by value
3. Know the difference between structured and unstructured data
4. Create and adopt disciplined naming conventions
5. Push your data to the widest appropriate scope
6. Participate in pub/sub networks as both a publisher and a subscriber
7. Reuse components and services
@cogdog @jonudell 🧵Jon Udell TUG 2010 Observable Workshop
Jon’s whiteboard notes from the discussion:
1. Be the authoritative source for your own data
2. Pass by reference not by value
3. Know the difference between structured and unstructured data
4. Create and adopt disciplined naming conventions
5. Push your data to the widest appropriate scope
6. Participate in pub/sub networks as both a publisher and a subscriber
7. Reuse components and services
@cogdog @jonudell 🧵Jon Udell TUG 2010 Observable Workshop
TSI’s TUG 2010 news post includes:
A casual video of the 3+ hour ‘Observable Workshop’ led by Jon, which he summarized in real time on a whiteboard.
‘Being observable: culture, environment, and habit’
Jon Udell TUG Keynote
Includes video and slide links
More talks, and Jim McGee’s Keynote—many with video and slide links—on the ‘Observable Work’ theme.
