I would still love to assist anyone who want’s to pull the event off, I can get you connected with the right people, so you can book a venue, find sponsors, etc.

We will be back again in August.

I will be involved in social-work, and through my work learn about Asian culture, spirituality, and religion.

I am looking forward to seeing the world from a totally new perspective, and I hope I will learn much on my trip, about people, Asia, culture and God.

What about CCDC 2010?

Well I am still doing all I can to get it up and running, and I hope I can have a date soon, so I can host the event before my departure, for this I need strong support from the community, keep your weekends in late August and early September open, I will announce a date, as soon as possible.

Like last year CCDC will have a low entry-ticket, and I hope to get just as terrific speakers.

This year I will hand out the Copenhagen Cocoa Award, to the Scandinavia-based group/individual who since last year, has made a lot of cool contributions to the iOS platform.

I am accepting nominations from now, and you are more than welcome to nominate yourself, all nominations should be sent to: nominations@copenhagencocoa.com.

What about NSCoder Night?

I hope I can find an appropriate steward to host NSCoder Night while I am away, this person will have accesses to the blog, and will be posting event details.

Bring your Mac and come code with friends.

Never before has it been so easy to change keyboard layout and dictionary.

It makes me wonder where the dedicated language key is on normal PC’s, it would be so convenient to toggle languages with a dedicated hardware button.

Being bi-langual I am growing tired of OS X, red lines, it does not detect language very well, and even when you change the dictionary, and your word is spelt correctly, it will only check the word again if you click it.

Another annoyance is iWorks unorthodox way of handling spell checking, it is tied to the specific style of the paragraph, this may be a great idea in documents containing more than one language, but most documents contain exactly one language, and therefor the default should be the change the dictionary document wide.

Would it be possible to override the functionality of Caps Lock, and instead use it as a dedicated language key, coupled with a nice UI overlay? It could be most useful.

Bring your Mac and come code with friends.

The agenda is to watch todays keynote together.

Head over to their Google Group to sign-up!

Flattr is still in closed beta, the notorious @brokep is part of the team, and he occasionally tweets invite codes (that is how I got in).