If you missed Tuesday’s Wharton Web Conference, here’s the next best thing: Software engineer and GirlDevelopIt instructor Pam Selle put together this Storify recapping the day-long event.
If you missed Apple Computer cofounder Steve Wozniak’s talk, conference co-chair Timothy Allen tells us Wharton got last-minute approval to film it. We’ll link to it once it’s up.
Allen said he was pleased with the conference.
It sold out the day before the actual event, and Allen said Wozniak was happy to just hang out and chat with everyone after his speech.
Allen’s coolest get of the day? One of Wozniak’s famous stainless steel business cards. He said he’d be careful not to cut himself with it.
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