Just released, check it out.

Working with really smart dedicated people make projects so much more enjoyable. I get really excited to know that there is no problem that someone I work with cannot figure out. The current team working on a Facebook application really rocks. It shows when people really care about what they are working on. I have worked with may smart individuals in the past, but right now, I feel like its everyone. It’s awesome. Everyone is super excited to work together, and do whatever it takes to get it done.

I recently attended the Phoenix Facebook Developer Garage, there were some great presentations. Dave Morin from Facebook talked about the platform, Chris Johnson talked about Marketing Applications, and Joel Neubeck talked about Application Development.

One of the guys I have learned the most from recently is Joel Neubeck. He recently wrote about Link Tracking in Facebook (which blew my mind, because of what data he was able to track). Joel has done a ton of Facebook work lately, and I find myself daily saying ‘Dude, that’s awesome’, in regards to some of the stuff he has figured out how to do.

So to celebrate the awesomeness, I snapped the photo above. This is the group working in our main office, a mix of Production and Development. From left: Steve, Mike, Rob, April, Ritchie, Myself, and Justin.

It’s November 26th, 2007 - Blue Beanie Day.

Blue Beanie Day? Yeah, I know it’s super geeky, and lots of people will think its weird. But today I am supporting web design done right.

Check out the Facebook Group, as well as the Flickr Pool.

Yay for web standards.

So the Phoenix Facebook Developer’s Garage was tonight at the Tempe Center for the Arts. There was a great turn out, and the speakers were awesome.

Dave Morin started the night off with some great facts about the facebook users and some of the facebook apps including Photos and Events. It was amazing to see the numbers of users using these apps. Dave also talked about the Platform and how it has grown.

Chris Johnson from Terralever talked about how to market your facebook application.

And one of the highlights of the night was Nate Warner from Red Bull talking about the ‘Roshambull’ application. It was great, Nate did not hold anything back and was vary candid. The most interesting part to me was to hear about what things they did wrong/right with the app. I was really nice hearing about what things did not work, and how that information made them rethink, and build the app even better.

Tempe Center for the Arts.

Dave Morin from Facebook.

A bunch of Terralever employees.

Just a quick note - The Facebook Developer’s Garage is tonight!

More info: Facebook Developer’s Garage - Phoenix, and the Facebook Group, previous post.

Update: It’s Over - Phoenix Facebook Developer’s Garage