Talks
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Angelina Fabbro
A simple crash course on web components and shadow DOM - how to build something with them and what problems they solve for developers.
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Kit Cambridge
Navigating the DOM APIs. Sometimes, it makes sense to chart your own course.
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Itay Neeman
Big Data is raw, detailed, and happening all the time and we'll talk about ingesting, searching and visualizing this real-time data using the power of JavaScript.
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Russell Branca
A whirlwind tour of interactive data visualizations, using distributed two tier applications powered by D3, CouchDB and friends.
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Daniel Worthington
Advice for how to stay sane while building a large, complicated JavaScript library.
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Tom Rudick
A deep dive into Azure's new Mobile Service development platform - get your mobile app cloud-enabled in minutes.
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Anton Molleda
Things we didn't know (and we wish we did) when we started doing some cool HTML5 experiences.
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Domenic Denicola
Let's talk about what Microsoft has given us for building ambitious, real-world Windows 8 apps in HTML5 and JavaScript—but also what's missing, and how we can fill in the gaps.
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Matt Podwysocki
Harness the power of streaming data in JavaScript using the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript.
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David Greenspan
Learn the concepts behind Spark, a library that lets you write HTML declaratively by eliminating update logic.
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Jonathan Turner
An overview of TypeScript, a new open-source compile-to-JS language for large application development from Microsoft.
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Merrick Christensen
Learn everything you need to know about AMD & Require.js to implement a maintainable large JavaScript codebase.
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Matthew Bergman
Exploring the problems and solutions with discovery in the JS ecosystem.
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Brock Whitten
Tips and secrets for fighting complexity while writing highly scaleable distributed systems using NodeJS.
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Jason Denizac
Interfaces will save us all by making it easier to write modular, flexible systems - and TypeScript is here to help us do it in JS.
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John-David Dalton
An in-depth look at some of the awesome things about Lo-Dash, a drop-in Underscore replacement.
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Chris Castle
Experiential Analysis of the Ballmer Peak: Node.js, Arduino, and Beer.
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Rick Waldron
Creating non-blocking temporal sequences by letting node be node.
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Emily Rose
Hacking the planet with cheap hardware & accessible platforms.
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Adam Christian
I have spent the last year translating foreign language learning experiments into technology tools, and have an exciting vision for how they can come together using web technology.
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Geoffrey Grosenbach
A rare peek into the way top developers think through coding problems.
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Dominic Tarr
Demos of some fun and easy distributed systems.
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Chris Williams
An inspirational discussion on the history that has brought us to the very point where returning to hardware is not only interesting, but exciting and why it all matters.
