jQuery Conference 2010: San Francisco Bay Area Speakers/Schedule Announced!
The jQuery Project is very excited to announce the final schedule and speakers list for our first-ever San Francisco Bay Area conference. The conference will be held at the Microsoft Silicon Valley Research Center in Mountain View, California on April 24th and 25th, 2010.
Speakers include: John Resig, Scott González, Steve Souders, Nicholas Zakas, John Nunmaker and most of the jQuery team to name a few.
Registration for the jQuery Conference 2010: San Francisco Bay Area is still open! You still have a chance to register for this great event!
A brief synopsis of some of the content that you’ll be able to expect:
- jQuery
- jQuery UI
- jQuery Plugins
- Complex Application Development
- jQuery Case Studies
In addition to two days of jQuery sessions, for the first time we’ll be adding an additional day of jQuery training, prior to the main event. The training will be provided by appendTo and focused on helping you and your team get up to speed on jQuery prior to attending the conference. The training will cover the following topics:
- Introduction to jQuery
- Finding Something
- Doing Something With It
- Chaining
- Introduction to jQuery UI
- Implementing jQuery UI Widgets
The training will be held on April 23rd at the Microsoft San Francisco offices in downtown San Francisco; tickets will cost $299. All proceeds from training go to the jQuery Project.
If we are interested in both sessions that are happening at the same time, will there be a way to get video of the session we missed?
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@JQuery Team
Any chance of you talking about how to minimize the Slider control?
Reason being, the Slider control, if used only, is the 1 control that requires more libraries/includes than any other widget.
Meaning, for those of us that use JQuery JUST for the Slider control, we need to download nearly 30kb of GZIP/Compressed JavaScript just to use the control :(
@Nick – Not sure if there will be any particular talks about the Slider Control.
But better yet the jQuery UI team will be in attendance and you can bring your concerns to them personally. Come find me at the conference and I’ll put you in contact with the right person.
Hope to see you there.
Sorry for posting this here, but some people are using the jQuery site to enhance their “SEO”.
Look here: http://docs.jquery.com/How_jQuery_Works
Right before the title “Launching Code on Document Ready”
I don’t have an username for editing the site, but someone can delete the information.
Again, sorry for the inconvenience.
@Rodrigo – Thanks! FIXED!!
@Steve P – possibly… we are looking into our options.
Is it possible to just attend on the 25th?
Unfortunately I will not be able to attend but I would gladly pay for video of the talks.
Wish I could attend but sadly I can’t. After the conference you guys should post up a video or atleast an article about some of the major points of the conference.
@Ralph – thanks. I really want to see the session on the new templating engine, but it’s very hard to skip Nicholas Zakas talking about high performance javascript.
I’m sure I’m not the only one who would pay for DVDs of the sessions we missed.
Quote “I’m sure I’m not the only one who would pay for DVDs of the sessions we missed.”
Would even be interesting to have them all on DVD since not everybody is able to attend to a conference held at another continent!
Guys,
How about a webinar of the conference uploaded here so nobody misses it?
Thank you all! More power :)
Greg
It was a super conference. I’d like to post some feedback through the appropriate channels, but I neglected to record what those channel(s) is/are. Can anyone help me out?
yes we like to read some feedback