Chris Messina

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Chris Messina is a designer, writer, avid Twitterer, and speaker who’s known for inventing the hashtag. He works with developers, product designers, entrepreneurs, and communities to bring to life projects that should exist but don’t. His superpower is pioneering initiatives before most people realize they’ll be important, for example: co-organizing the community that launched Firefox, creating Google Developers, opening the first coworking spaces on earth, and starting BarCamp (the unconference). He’s currently chasing down a trend he calls “conversational commerce” in the bot/messaging space. He previously lead developer experience at Uber.

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The Social Universe

What Sucks About Foursquare Today

Apple Study: 8 easy steps to beat Microsoft (and Google)

The Real Life Social Network v2

User Behavior Tracking with Google Analytics, Garb, and Vanity

Open APIs: State of the Market, May 2010

HTML5--The 30,000' View (A fast-paced overview of HTML5)

Drupalcon keynote: Open Source and Open Data in the age of the cloud

Why keep it to yourself? Teaching everyone on the team to do usability testing

Chirp 2010: Too many secrets, but never enough: OAuth at Twitter

Bridging the gap between our online and offline social network

Social Search: A Little Help From My Friends

Re-using social media data

The Human Interface

Speed Up Wordpress Wordcamp Pdx 2009

Introducing The CodePlex Foundation

Secrets of Simplicity: rules for being simple and usable (Giles Colborne)

OSCON 2007: Open Design, Not By Committee

Four Keys To Fun BayCHI Slides 100n081109

Playing On: Interface Lessons from Games.