Sessions at JSConf US 2012 on Tuesday 3rd April

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Day: Apr 03

Koding breakfast burritos and more

At 8:00am to 10:00am, Tuesday 3rd April
Opening Remarks
- Welcome
At 9:45am to 10:00am, Tuesday 3rd April
Ending the Web Versus Native Debate

by Kevin Whinnery

At 10:00am to 10:15am, Tuesday 3rd April
The Web Game Console

by Thomas A. Valletta
- Game Development
- WebGL
At 10:00am to 10:30am, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage note
The Life and Times of a Software Application

by Aaron Ackerman

At 10:15am to 10:30am, Tuesday 3rd April
Application Cache: Douchebag

by Jake Archibald

The Application Cache is one of the cool bits of HTML5, allowing sites to work without a network connection brings us much closer to native app-like behaviour. However, from HTML5 roundup articles and talks you may be left with the impression that it's a magic-bullet fix, unfortunately it isn't, the Application Cache is a douchebag.

I don't mean it's incompetent or difficult... it's just a douchebag. The Application Cache has skills we need, but if you asked him to paint your bathroom he'd somehow manage to flood your kitchen and break your TV in the process, and he wouldn't care.

We'll look at how to use the features of Application Cache without the horrible side effects, comparing techniques you'd use for a simple clientside app and a large content-driven site. We'll explore the many gotchas left out of most AppCache articles and how you can build your site to survive them.
- Application Cache
- HTML5
- Offline and Storage
At 10:30am to 11:00am, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage note slide deck slide deck video
Your Javascript Widget Won't Survive 3M+ Daily Visits

by Matt Pizzimenti
- JavaScript
- Monitoring
- Web Performance
- Widgets
At 10:30am to 10:45am, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage slide deck
TBA

At 10:45am to 11:00am, Tuesday 3rd April
JS on the GPU

by Jarred Nicholls
- GPU
- JavaScript
At 11:15am to 11:45am, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage slide deck note
Open Data + Batman.js = yeah! yeah! yeah!

by Daniel Beauchamp and Edward Ocampo-Gooding
- Open Data
At 11:15am to 11:30am, Tuesday 3rd April
Debugging Boot to Gecko

by Panos Astithas

At 11:30am to 11:45am, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage slide deck write-up
Enjoying the View with Live Bindings

by Ralph Holzmann
- JavaScript
At 11:45am to 12:00pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage slide deck
REDACTED

by bikeshed
- Flash
- JavaScript
At 11:45am to 12:15pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage note
Progressive Loading with Steal

by Austin McDaniel

At 12:00pm to 12:15pm, Tuesday 3rd April
Roy, a small functional language that compiles to JavaScript

by Brian McKenna
- Functional Programming
- JavaScript
- Programming Languages
At 1:15pm to 1:45pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage slide deck note
The hidden cost of JavaScript natives.

by John-David Dalton
- JavaScript
At 1:15pm to 1:30pm, Tuesday 3rd April
The importance of good APIs

by Tom Occhino
- API Design
At 1:30pm to 1:45pm, Tuesday 3rd April
JSPP and the marriage of C++ and JS

by Christopher Chedeau
- C++
- JavaScript
At 1:45pm to 2:15pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage slide deck
Shaker: asset rollup management made easy

by Julien Lecomte

At 1:45pm to 2:00pm, Tuesday 3rd April
PJs: Parallel JavaScript

by Nicholas Matsakis
- JavaScript
- Parallel Programming
At 2:00pm to 2:15pm, Tuesday 3rd April
Is Node.js Better?

by Brian Ford
- Node.js
- Ruby
At 2:15pm to 2:45pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage slide deck video
StartupBus: 3 days of hackaton. Why code on the road.

by Ray Daly
- Hackathon
- Startups
At 2:15pm to 2:30pm, Tuesday 3rd April
Splunk + JavaScript: bringing your data to life

by Itay Neeman
- JavaScript
- Splunk
At 2:30pm to 2:45pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage note
Conversational Dialogs

by Kristin J. Arnold

At 3:15pm to 3:45pm, Tuesday 3rd April
The World after Rails

by Solomon Hykes
- Ruby on Rails
At 3:15pm to 3:30pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage note
Leveraging jQuery's Special Events API

by James M. Greene

The jQuery JavaScript library has become a household item in the web development community. It allows for simple event binding, DOM manipulation, and asynchronous requests. Many developers know they can extend jQuery using their simple plugin development process ... but did you also know that jQuery is extensible in other ways as well? We will focus on extending jQuery's event system via the Special Events API in order to create our own custom bindable events, such as "multiclick", "textSelect", and "swipe".
- DOM Events
- Events
- JavaScript
- jQuery
At 3:30pm to 3:45pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage note slide deck
Changing the world one CoderDojo at a time

by James Whelton
- Code Dojo
- Education
At 3:45pm to 4:15pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage video note
TBA - The good and the bad Open-Source

by Nuno Job
- Art
- Community
- CouchDB
- graffiti
- Marketing
- Node.js
- Open Source
At 3:45pm to 4:00pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage link transcript slide deck
Backbone Brace

by Rich Manalang
- Backbone.js
At 4:00pm to 4:15pm, Tuesday 3rd April
Brûlons les musées

by Jacob Thornton
- JavaScript
- Libraries
At 4:30pm to 5:00pm, Tuesday 3rd April

Coverage slide deck note

Sessions at JSConf US 2012 on Tuesday 3rd April

Koding breakfast burritos and more

Opening Remarks

Ending the Web Versus Native Debate

The Web Game Console

The Life and Times of a Software Application

Application Cache: Douchebag

Your Javascript Widget Won't Survive 3M+ Daily Visits

TBA

JS on the GPU

Open Data + Batman.js = yeah! yeah! yeah!

Debugging Boot to Gecko

Enjoying the View with Live Bindings

REDACTED

Progressive Loading with Steal

Roy, a small functional language that compiles to JavaScript

The hidden cost of JavaScript natives.

The importance of good APIs

JSPP and the marriage of C++ and JS

Shaker: asset rollup management made easy

PJs: Parallel JavaScript

Is Node.js Better?

StartupBus: 3 days of hackaton. Why code on the road.

Splunk + JavaScript: bringing your data to life

Conversational Dialogs

The World after Rails

Leveraging jQuery's Special Events API

Changing the world one CoderDojo at a time

TBA - The good and the bad Open-Source

Backbone Brace

Brûlons les musées

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