"It should require near-zero effort for such event to come to the attention of project members. And when the workflow is syndication-enabled — as is automatically true for us, because we are using Delicious as the curation tool — it really does cost nothing to usefully propagate those events."
Jon Udell:"This wasn’t the first event I’ve been to where Twitter was pervasive. But it was the first I’ve been to where tech geeks weren’t the only ones Twittering. The policy wonks were too. Everyone was tuned into the #tcamp09 channel. And, in fact, everyone still is."
Jon Udell interviews Andy Singleton:"They think everybody should meet once a day. That’s such a cop-out! Since most development nowadays is distributed, they’re saying that 90% of the people who should be taking advantage of agile methodologies can’t do it."
Jon Udel points out: "That openness is another key characteristic of an Internet operating system. So it’s nice to see that FeedSync isn’t only being applied in the context of LiveMesh."
FriendFeed for project collaboration
A new answer to an old question
Cornell is WIRED!
A conversation with Andy Singleton about distributed software development
Databasing trusted feeds with del.icio.us
LiveMesh and FeedSync: software “above the level of a single device”