David Recordon
David Recordon is Open Platforms Tech Lead for Six Apart, the largest independent blogging company in the world. Recordon has played a pivotal role in the development and popularization of key social media technologies such as OpenID. In 2005, Recordon collaborated with Brad Fitzpatrick in the original development of OpenID, which has since become the most popular decentralized single-sign-on protocol in the history of the web. He was recently recognized by Google and O'Reilly as the recipient of a 2007 Open Source Award for his efforts with OpenID and is the youngest recipient in the history of the award.
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- Why f8 was good for the open web, April 23 2010
- What's going on with OAuth?, January 08 2010
- Dear DoD, the Web Itself is Social, August 17 2009
- FBML, YML, OSML oh my! HTML, meet Social, June 05 2009
- Facebook in 2010: no longer a walled garden, March 04 2009
- Anatomy of "Connect", February 18 2009
- Getting OpenID Into the Browser, December 02 2008
- Microsoft Releases a Technology Preview of OpenID for Windows Live, October 27 2008
- Portable Contacts API Starts to Get Real, September 11 2008
- Breaking Down What's Happening on the Social Web, July 18 2008
- Is SocialMedia Overstepping Facebook's Privacy Line?, July 11 2008
- Google's Social Graph API Learns a New Trick, July 11 2008
- MySpace's Data Availability is not Data Portability, May 09 2008
- App Engine, Facebook Platform, OpenSocial, and the Future of the Web, April 09 2008
- Is Being Open Now a Priority for Facebook?, January 09 2008
- Battling Social Network Fatigue ... By Going Open, December 18 2007
- Web2Summit: Opening Up the Social Graph, October 19 2007
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Author Events
O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON)
Jul 22-26, 2013
Oregon Convention Center
Portland
