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The Browser and Beyond. April 3rd 2008
Symposium Hall, Edinburgh
Enjoy a day of the web's best speakers discussing the future of information online.
Keep up with the latest developments at The Highland Fling 2008 as we count down to the conference.
A last minute notice
If you are coming to The Highland Fling then please take a minute to read this notice from the organiser.
Early Bird Tickets now sold out!
I am pleased to announce that interest for the conference is heating up and we have now sold out of the Early Bird Tickets.
Norm joins the ranks
I am proud to announce that Mark Norman Francis will be joining the ranks as a speaker at The Highland Fling 2008.
Delegate rates at The Express Holiday Inn
Great news folks, we have negotiated delegate rates at The Express Holiday Inn where we held the after party last year and are doing the same again this year.
Early Bird tickets are nearly sold out
Hi Everyone
Just a quick update to let you know that the Early Bird tickets are selling quickly so if you want one then you had better move quick...
A message from the organiser
Well, the time has come folks for The Highland Fling 2008 and boy have I got a great day lined up for you all, the theme this year is going to be "The browser and beyond".
Why the browser and beyond I hear you ask? Simple, the web development industry moves so quickly it is sometimes hard to keep track of what is going on, I wanted to bring into focus the changing landscape around us and provide a platform for us to discuss the future of the web and also the content we care so much about.
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About the Fling
Now in its second year, the Highland Fling is an annual one-day conference in Scotland, aimed at web developers and businesses with an interest in web standards and accessibility. More About ›
Latest News
- A last minute notice
- Early Bird Tickets now sold out!
- Norm joins the ranks
- Delegate rates at The Express Holiday Inn
From Last Year
The Highland Fling has set a benchmark in Web conferences for Scotland, one that would be difficult to match in the future.
Simon Jobling