The Fronteers was indeed a great conference. There were lots of topics that were talked about, lots to take home and lots to think about. I for one have learned a lot and don’t think it has stopped yet. Going over my notes and the ressources I gathered will take some time, but I think it will be worth the time to invest in it.
The second day of the Fronteers didn’t hide behind the first one. There were a lot of speakers who are worth hearing, and that was, what they said: (Well, not of all of it, but some…)

The opening for this day did Douglas Crockford. He talked about
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My first post on this site will be about the Fronteers 2009. You could view it as a symbol what this weblog and my doing is all about: the Web. First I wanted to get into much more detail about each talk, but it happend so much on this day that this will only be a small roundup what happened on the first day of the Fronteers and I try to provide you with links where you can get more information..

The first session was held by Molly E. Holzschlag about the
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