Week notes: Digital Shoreditch and JavaScript fireworks

This May Digital Shoreditch is back with two weeks of creative goodness and Lanyrd will be providing the schedule across the festival. Having just come back from SXSW Interactive, this is perfect timing for us. We'll be creating a similar session guide and putting some of the feedback we've had after Austin to good use. Keep your eyes peeled for more news on the events involved in the festival over the next few weeks.

Jake is spending this week at JSConf, regaling attendees with tales of his (mis)adventures with AppCache. He has made sure there is a suitable amount of his usual 'fourth form' humour to keep everyone entertained. If you're there, do say hello to him. He might even have a couple of Lanyrd lanyards with him to give away.

I spent a lovely couple of days at home in Brighton at the end of last week on Seb Lee-Delisle's Creative JavaScript for non-coders workshop. It was a super couple of days of making pretty fireworks, learning what arrays are, and objects, and basically making a number of lightbulbs go off in my head in that "Oh, so that's what they were talking about" kind of way. I'd recommend it to anyone to wants to get a kickstart into making beautiful things with code, especially if you've never tried before.

Slides from IA Summit 2012

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