jQuery UK: Europe’s jQuery Conference

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jQuery UK will take place on March 6, 2015 in Oxford, UK. This event is organised by White October Events with support from the jQuery Foundation.

jQuery UK is the UK’s largest front-end developer conference. Now in its fourth year, two packed tracks will feature the biggest names in front-end, including Bootstrap creator Mark Otto, Standardista Estelle Weyl, Google Engineer Addy Osmani and Jenn Schiffer of Bocoup.

Practical sessions will cover topics including architecting client-side code for resilience, making your code more readable and expressive, and designing for displays that don’t exist yet.

There are four hands-on workshops taking place the day before the conference. Choose from:

  • Practical & powerful HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
  • Advanced jQuery Techniques
  • AngularJS Foundations
  • Web Developers Workflow

Space for these workshops is strictly limited, so book early to secure your spot!

Tickets are on sale now at £190 + VAT.

To book tickets or sign up for updates, visit jqueryuk.com. You can also track jQuery UK on lanyrd.com and follow @jquk for updates.

7 thoughts on “jQuery UK: Europe’s jQuery Conference”

  1. recep ivedik 4 izle on said:

    Thank you jQuery team! I only wish this had happened a month ago and I would have had a jQuery hero to balance out the Chrome villain in a book chapter I wrote about user input on the web.

  3. Tonu medi on said:

    i believe its good time for me and my team to participate big jQuery UK developer conference session. if interested how can we book our presence ?

    Thanks

  5. Mazid Umar on said:

    Hello,

    Nice post. So much great information in these articles. I will have to make sure to come back so I can read them all when I have the time.

    Thanks for sharing:)

    Regards,

    Mazid Umar

  6. Bep gas hong ngoai on said:

    Thank you jQuery team! I only wish this had happened a month ago and I would have had a jQuery hero to balance out the Chrome villain in a book chapter I wrote about user input on the web.