jQuery Conference 2010: Boston – Confirmed Speakers
Posted on September 9, 2010 by Ralph Whitbeck
I’d like to announce the confirmed speakers for the jQuery Conference 2010: Boston.
Speaker name and their accepted talk title:
Chad Pytel – Mobile Web Applications with jQuery
Mike Taylor – Is these a bug?, or how to contribute to the jQuery project through better bug reporting.
Garann Means – Using templates to achieve awesomer architecture
Chris Bannon – Theming jQuery UI like an Aristocrat
Alex Sexton – jQuery’s Best Friends
Dave Artz – jQuery in the [AOL] Enterprise
Yehuda Katz – Moving to jQuery
Doug Neiner – Contextual jQuery
Scott González – Building Extensible Widgets
Mike Hostetler – jQuery(‘#knowledge’).appendTo(‘#you’); [Introduction to jQuery]
Karl Swedberg – jQuery Effects: Beyond the Basics
Jonathan Sharp – App in a Browser
Rey Bango & Ralph Whitbeck – Getting involved!
Paul Irish – Inaugural State of HTML5
John “unscriptable” Hann & Brian Cavalier – OOCSS for JavaScript Pirates
Brian Moschel – A Crash Course in JavaScript Application Testing with FuncUnit
Rebecca Murphey – Beyond the DOM: Functionality-Focused Code Organization
Thomas Reynolds – Organizing Code with JavascriptMVC 3
Boaz Sender – Exploding the internet with jQuery and CouchDB
Ben Vinegar – Building Distributed JavaScript Widgets with jQuery
Menno van Slooten – Rapid testing, rapid development – Increase your development speed by reducing your feedback loops
Brian Crescimanno – jQueryUI and HTML5 Video Play Nice
Paul Elliott – TDD Your jQuery Plugin
Elijah Manor – Introduction to jQuery UI
Update Just confirmed:
Matt Kelly – Super Awesome Interactions with jQuery
As always the keynotes for the conference will be given by:
Richard D. Worth – jQuery UI
John Resig – jQuery Core & jQuery Mobile
We’ll be updating the events site soon with speaker bios, talk abstracts and the schedule for Saturday, October 16th and Sunday, October 17th. So look for that soon.
Again, you can register for the conference at http://events.jquery.org/2010/boston/register/
Don’t forget that we are also again offering a full day of training to jump start your jQuery skills at the Bocoup Loft. You can register for the training class on the same page as the conference registration (just scroll down).
Hope to see you there!