Web-5

Sun, Grapes and Web-5, promote Javascript, WebGL, and HTML5

28 speakers

Coverage of Web-5

26 sessions

Day 1 Wednesday 4th April 2012

• 9:15am Modular, Mobile, and Reinventing Web App Development

  presented by Dylan Schiemann

• 10:00am Changing the game with dgrid

  presented by Chris Barrett

• 11:00am dojox.gfx, the foundation for your cross-browser visualization needs

  presented by Patrick Ruzand

• 1:30pm dojox.gfx: what's next, after and later...

  presented by Patrick Ruzand

• 2:00pm eventd - simulated synthetic events

  presented by Chris Barrett

• 2:30pm Lessons we can learn and carry with us from the Dojo Toolkit.

  presented by samfosteriam

• 3:15pm Can we now replace Flash? Open Web Technologies as an alternative to plugins

  presented by Michal Budzynski

• 4:15pm How about moving your templates to the client-side?

  presented by Maciej Małecki

• 5:15pm HTML5 Locale storage and synchronization

  presented by Raphaël Rougeron

• 6:00pm Messing with JavaScript and the DOM to measure various Network Characteristics.

  presented by Philip Tellis

Day 2 Thursday 5th April 2012

• 10:00am The Future is Now!

  presented by Karolina Szczur

• 10:30am Why WebGL is the future and why this doesn't suck?

  presented by Jakub Siemiatkowski

• 11:15am General patterns to deal with complex applications.

  presented by Kamil Trebunia

• 2:00pm tQuery.js "three.js power + jQuery API Usability" or how to make a WebGL game in less than 10min

  presented by Jerome Etienne

• 3:15pm Scaling Isomorphic Javascript applications

  presented by Charlie Robbins

• 3:30pm Holistic Web app design and development with HTML5

  presented by Andrew J. Baker

• 4:00pm State of the art: Server-Side JavaScript

  presented by Alexandre Morgaut

• 5:00pm From manual deployment to Continuous Delivery in a JavaScript world

  presented by Morten Nielsen

• 5:45pm Pushing the web forward with Socket.IO.

  presented by Arnout Kazemier

• 7:30pm Wine tasting with an oenologist

Day 3 Friday 6th April 2012

• 9:30am Mobile offline capabilities thanks to HTML5 and JavaScript

  presented by Morten Nielsen

• 10:30am How can we build a dead simple multitouch mobile app based on web standards?

  presented by Paul Panserrieu

• 11:15am Enabling the mobile Web for a Dojo component.

  presented by Christophe Jolif

• 12:00pm The Open Web and what it means

  presented by Robert Nyman

• 2:30pm Non blocking, composable reactive web programming with Iteratees in Play2

  presented by Guillaume Bort and Sadache

• 3:30pm Play2 Workshop - Scala

  presented by Florent Odier, Julien Richard-Foy, dboissin and Stephane Godbillon

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