jQuery Conference 2011: SF Bay Area – Speakers and Talks

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Speakers

We currently have 28 speakers and trainers listed on the speakers page of the events site for the San Francisco Bay Area Conference on April 16-17, 2011. Featuring speakers like John Resig, Richard D. Worth, Todd Parker, Steve Souders, Nicholas Zakas, Garann Means, Darcy Clarke, Estelle Weyl, Matt Kelly and many more.

Make sure you head over to the events site to learn all about our speakers.

Talks

We also have the schedule posted with 25 out of the 28 talks filled. We’ll be filling those remaining slots in the upcoming week (check our twitter account for the latest).

Here are a few of the talks you’ll find this year:

  • jQuery Keynote
  • jQuery UI Keynote
  • jQuery Mobile
  • Deferreds – Putting Laziness to Work
  • Integrating Code Quality tools into your jQuery Development Workflow
  • Filling the HTML5 & CSS3 Gaps with Polyfills and Shims
  • Harnessing jQuery Templates and jQuery Data Link, to build dynamic data-driven browser apps
  • Presentational jQuery
  • The jQuery UI Widget Factory: WAT?
  • Mobile Performance
  • Plus many more

Make sure to click on the talk titles and speakers names to read the associated abstracts and bios.

Pre-conference Training

Don’t forget about our training classes we are offering on April 15th. Find out more information.

Registration

Tickets are selling fast so make sure you get your ticket today. Head over to our Register page to find out how you can be a part of the next jQuery Conference.

6 thoughts on “jQuery Conference 2011: SF Bay Area – Speakers and Talks

  1. Has there been any discussion about having a conference during the week rather than on the weekend? I’d have an easier time getting to one during the week. Even though it’s during my (and many others’) 9-5 M-F business hours, I’d prefer to go on a business trip during those hours as opposed to the weekend.

  2. Has there been any discussion about having a conference during the week rather than on the weekend? I’d have an easier time getting to one during the week. Even though it’s during my (and many others’) 9-5 M-F business hours, I’d prefer to go on a business trip during those hours as opposed to the weekend.
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