I'm breaking my radio silence and actually going to a Web 2.0 conference for once. I'm not the conference type, but The Future of Web Apps Summit in London next February seems too good to miss. I'll be there, so if you want to meet up, just drop me a line! Laura will be coming too, though she'll spend the day shopping in London rather than attending what she'd see as a "boring conference" :)

I imagine it'll be reasonably low on the tech, but all of the speakers are at the top of their game, so it'll be worth going. Presenting will be Joshua Schachter, David Heinemeier Hansson, Shaun Inman, Ryan Carson, and others who have a lot to share about the whole Web application game. It's a shame Jason Fried isn't on the billing, but hey, we can't have it all for £88.13 including VAT :)

Anyway, if you're interested in Rails, del.icio.us, Web 2.0, developing Web apps, and all that sort of jazz, and can get to Kensington next February, go and sign up. It sounds like great value, a great venue, and should be both inspiring and a laugh. Go sign up now, and I'll see you there!

Tip: Avoid their hotel recommendations if you're not a multi-millionaire, and instead either park at North Greenwich and tube it in, or stay at a comfy Travelodge in London for between £40-£80 a night.