Exploring JavaScript and all the places it lives.
Forrest's work for New Relic has been entirely in increasingly low-level JavaScript, which has forced him to truly master the language. Somewhere along the line he learned to respect it for what it is.
"ES6 will be great, but JavaScript already is."
with Doug Crossley
Omid Tavallai and Ricardo Mello show off Wakanda.
Slides at http://jdataview.github.io/jBinary/
On October 25th, 2013 from 8:00 in the morning until 6:00++ in the evening.
All JavaScript programers are welcome.
Pick up your tickets for JS.everywhere(2013).
No need to move between multiple rooms. Take a seat at a table and engage with JavaScript experts as they share their inspirational stories of coding and learning.
We will be hosted in a former airplane hanger now home of Winery SF on Treasure Island between San Francisco and Oakland.
We will be seated in one room around dining room tables and Winery SF will serve lunch and host a wine tasting at the close of the day.
Already have your tickets? Go to the Venue - Bus - Schedule page.
Go to the Venue - Bus - Schedule page.
We had 170 people in attendance and we have had positive feedback.
We are adding videos to this page as we get them edited. If you have photos or blog entries about the event please let us know, so we can add them to this page.
This year the sponsors are bring items to auction. The auction, which will take place durring the wine tasting and after party, will benifit Code.org.
200 programmers, hackers, and troublemakers, discuss JavaScript.
We are not doing JS.everywhere(2014) in Paris as we had planned, sometimes plans change. But we are looking foward to finding our next venue and putting on another fantastic JS event.
This event will pulled in 170 of the most motivated JavaScript developers. For those companies that helped make it happen, thank youe!.
We have had success in the past with smart speakers, cool sponsors, and awesome people:
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