It’s that time of year again: Environments for Humans’ online jQuery Summit takes place next week.
This virtual two-day event that features day-long tracks for both designers and developers that brings the experts to your desktop without the hassle of travel.
For designers learning to leverage jQuery, the Designer Track on November 15th includes presentations on Responsive Web Design, CSS3 selectors, HTML5 video, jQuery UI and more.
Or dive deep into jQuery during the Developer Track on November 16th. In addition to a State of jQuery, attendees will learn about iframe programming, large-scale application architecture, Backbone.js, Qunit, and much more.
Here’s the Lineup
DESIGNER TRACK
jQuery & CSS Selectors
by Estelle Weyl
jQuery & HTML5 Video
by Rick Waldron
jQuery UI
by Andrew Wirick
Plugin Authoring Best Practices
by Ben Alman
jQuery & Browser Plugins
by Sarah Chipps
Progressive Enhancement
by Nicholas Zakas
jQuery & Responsive Web Design
by Dave Rupert
DEV TRACK
The State of jQuery
by Adam Sontag
Large-scale Application Architecture
by Addy Osmani
jQuery & iframe Programming
by Ben Vinegar
Structuring Your DOM-based Application
by Garann Means
Deferreds into jQuery
by Dan Heberden
jQuery Development Workflow
by Anton Kovalyov
jQuery & Backbone.js
by Matt Kelly
jQuery & QUnit
by Ben Alman
Discounts and Giveaway
Use the discount 20UMS to get 20% off your registration. Registration includes full access to the live, online conference, in addition to copies of the presenters’ slides and event recordings.
Also, leave a comment here below about how jQuery has helped (or harmed) your web development process to be randomly chosen to win a free pass to the jQuery Summit next week.
I love jQuery! I was introduced to it a year ago, and I have loved it ever since.
I’m just waking up to the potential benefits jQuery has in my work, and I would love the opportunity to “attend” this summit and continue learning about it.
Great lineup! Would love to hear Dave Rupert’s pres.
JQuery is my go to for interactive web development, Thank you John Resig !
Looks like a great summit! I am definitely interested in learning jQuery deeper. I’m only at a copy-paste kind of knowledge right now. I’d be interested in the designer track.
This is going to be a great conference – I would love to learn more about the extensibility of jQuery!
Looks like a hot lineup of topics – particularly excited about the Flexible design / Mobile Web App topics.
In two years I have gone from very limited, cut and paste or plugin only use of jQuery to now I program custom scripts with it every day. I can’t imagine going back and it has helped me to make my projects highly interactive, extremely functional, an aesthetically rich. I know there are purists out there that dislike it, but I never would have been able to make the leap to JavaScript programming at all without it.
The Joomla! design team implemented jQuery in no conflicts mode and since then hundreds of extensions have been developed that bring the goodness of jQuery animations. forms handling, and error reporting to thousands of Joomla powered websites. Every site I deploy has jQuery-powered tabs and slides, menu transitions, image popups or lightboxes and more. Always discovering new uses!
Hi guys, Am I still in time to get a ticket? There never is enough about jQuery.
jquery mixers rule!
Congrats to Ashley Callahan who won the free pass to the jQuery Summit! I hope you enjoyed it and learned a ton!