JavaScript and Mobile JavaScript Summits
We love JavaScript here at UnmatchedStyle and we’re also lucky to call those fine people at Environments for Humans our friends. They’ve agreed to let us give away a pass to each event to one lucky randomly drawn commenter. All you have to do is tell us how much JavaScript Rocks (Don’t forget to comment using your real name and email though).
But first let’s take a look at the line up for each of these online events:
Mobile JavaScript Summit 2012
This event is super close on November 12th from 9AM to 4PM (CT), so get your comments in now to see if you can win one. Or just snag a ticket at mobilejssummit.com!
Mobile Development on a Shoestring Connection
by Jenifer Hanen
Building Mobile First
by Brad Frost
The Minimum Viable Web
by Kristofer Layon
iOS, Client-side Databases & Bananas
by Daniel Pinter
JavaScript and Responsive Web Design
by Rob Tarr
Debugging Mobile Web Applications
by Patrick Mueller
Building Apps with PhoneGap
by Christophe Coenraets
JavaScript Summit 2012
Right after the Mobile JavaScript event is the JavaScript Summit which is November 13 to November 15, 2012 from 9AM to 4PM (CT). You can be picked to win a ticket to this too, or grab a ticket at javascriptsummit.com.
DESIGNER TRACK \\ NOV. 13, 2012 \\ 9AM TO 4PM CT
Intro to CoffeeScript
by Brandon Satrom
Templates & the One Page App of the Future
by Garann Means
jQuery Plugin Round Table
by Christopher Schmitt
Maintainable JavaScript
by Nicholas Zakas
Writing Testable JavaScript
by Rebecca Murphey
jQuery Plugin Development Q&A
by Ben Alman
DEV TRACK \\ NOV. 14, 2012 \\ 9AM TO 4PM CT
The State of jQuery
by Adam Sontag
Contextual jQuery: Just In Time & User Actions
by Doug Neiner
Next-Generation JavaScript Developer Workflow
by Addy Osmani
I .promise() to show you .when() to use Deferreds
by Alex McPherson
You Don’t Need a Framework for That
by Estelle Weyl
All About Grunt.js
by Ben Alman
BACKBONE.JS \\ NOV. 15, 2012 \\ 9AM TO 4PM CT
Intro to Backbone.js
by Elijah Manor
Backbone.js Boilerplate
by Tim Branyen
Responsive Backbone
by Mauvis Ledford
Backbonification: Migrating NewsBlur From DOM Spaghetti to Backbone.js
by Samuel Clay
Real World Realtime with Backbone
by Henrik Joreteg
Use “20UMS” and get 20% off both events when you signup!
Leave your comments to be entered to win: All you have to do is tell us how much JavaScript Rocks.
JavaScript is pretty much the coolest thing since LiveScript.
JavaScript rocks alot 😉
If JavaScript was a guitar amp, with one glorious, resounding strum it would melt your face clean off.
JavaScript Rocks and I’ll prove in a poem…
JavaScript Rocks because it makes IE responsive out of the box.
JavaScript Rocks because its a front-end devs building block.
JavaScript Rocks with out a doubt because it let’s me bind data with Knockout.
JavaScript Rocks & Rolls because it let’s me build awesome apps in Node.
JavaScript rocks .com because of its cross-browser manipulation across the DOM.
And JavaScript Rocks most of all because its fast, clean and free for all!
The End…
Want to know how much JavaScript Rocks?
Enough to quite knock off your socks.
I don’t know a lot,
but our mobile is hot,
And our content is nothing to mock!
Learning A Window
by a bad javascript poet
Javascript, javascript…
How I love you javascript.
You answer my prayers,
when dealing with z-index layers.
Javascript, javascript…
You give me so much support,
what do I give you in return?
Javascript, javascript…
Javascript is awesome! Javascript is so fun to use, I use Javascript sometimes when writing my development notes.
tacocat spelled backwords is tacocat
The winner of the passes was Nathaniel Deal! Nice poem man!
Sweeeeeeeet!