JavaScript Training & Events

Windows 8, HTML5, and JavaScript: Happy Together - Arlington, United States

happened 8 years ago

In this talk, Microsoft Developer Evangelist G. Andrew Duthie will show you how you can build polished and functional Metro style apps for Windows 8 using HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript. You'll see how you can leverage both your existing skills, as well as markup and code to get you started quickly.

In The Brain of Bodil Stokke, ClojureScript all the way down - London, United Kingdom

happened 8 years ago

Node.js is really hip these days. Of course, a barrier to adoption for any sensible programmer is the fact that while the opportunities it provides for network programming are shiny and brilliant, it expects you to write your code in Javascript, a language born with so many design flaws it makes you pine for the halcyon days of COBOL. We've had a solution to the Javascript problem for a while now, though.

Using SolumBundle with Symfony2 - New York, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Symfony2 - NYC

Brandon Eum will be talking about SolumBundle.  What is SolumBundle you ask?  It's based on solum.js of course.If you use Knockout.js and jQuery (or even if you don't), solum.js is designed to make the rote tasks of development EASY. It will help you manage your ajax requests with dynamic routes as well as REST/POST parameters.

CMAP Main Meeting - Windows 8 Application Development with HTML5 for .NET Developers - Jim Jackson - Columbia, United States

happened 8 years ago

Topic: Windows 8 Application Development with HTML5 for .NET DevelopersThe new cool kid is Windows 8 app development, Microsoft's entry into the touch-first platform market. Windows 8 Apps can be written using C#, JavaScript or C

Asp.Net and 2012 and the fiddler - Melbourne, United States

happened 8 years ago

Learn about the great new features coming in the next version of ASP.NET and Visual Studio. There are some great enhancements to all of the editors (CSS snippets, CSS vendor prefixes, JavaScript go to definition, etc)

In The Brain of Greg Young, Event Store As a Read Model - London, United Kingdom

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Skills Matter

Did you realize the event store is not just an event store for the write side but also a stream database on the read side? Ever tried to correlate facts in SQL? Yeah nested subqueries suck, we can do better. We will look at the event store from a read model perspective and how to efficiently index and issue stream temporal queries using nothing but .. JavaScript

Developing a Lua VM in JavaScript by Paul Cuthbertson - London, United Kingdom

happened 8 years ago

Organised by London Lua users group

Paul is a front-end web developer at Gamesys, one of the UK’s largest online gaming companies, on their multi-platform development team. Paul will talk you through the development of a Lua virtual machine in JavaScript which enables Lua to be executed, and even debugged, in the browser. This is a small but integral part of Gamesys's "write once, deploy everywhere" strategy, which involves writing entire games in Lua.

PHP anyone? - Jacksonville, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by JaxPHP / JaxWeb

We've talked a lot lately about databases, JavaScript and client-side design.   How about some PHP?

Mobile Debugging - Charlotte, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Sencha Charlotte User Group

So you have your app out in the world and a user is contacting you with problems and you cannot replicate it. This is just one screnario of many that highlights the difficulty with debugging application in the new mobile world. What kind of tools, tips, tricks are available to effectively debug running JavaScript in general and Sencha apps in particular. We will do a roundtable style discussion with presentation by Bilal.

HH.js Meetup - Hamburg, Germany

happened 8 years ago

Organised by HH.js

Monthly meetup of the JavaScript community in Hamburg.We are still looking for talks and a location. Feel free to put you ideas in the comments!

The NYC JavaScript & HTML5 Monthly Hackfest - New York, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by How To Javascript (+HTML+CSS)

The group is about connecting people who care about the web, who want to learn or expand their knowledge with JavaScript and HTML5 and related web technologies. We are developers, designers and thinkers in a 'hackathon like' format under the same roof.Read more at - ... *"Show & Tell" - 15 minutes lightning talks about exciting and interesting projects and ideas. Followed by 10 minutes shared Questions and Answers. *The "Helpathon" - You bring your though (or simple)

Your New Favorite Gems - Baltimore, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by B'more on Rails

About the Talk: Some of my new favorite gems: Strongbox, Sidekiq, Puma, etc. 20 minutesAbout the Speaker: Mike Subelsky is a Baltimore-based entrepreneur, programmer, and devops guy. His tools of choice are Ruby and JavaScript but he considers himself a jack-of-all-trades. In 2007, he co-founded a web startup called OtherInbox.com, which was just acquired by ReturnPath. Currently, he is pursuing new as-yet-unannounced ventures (he promises "something new and very cool

Web Design Tips and Tricks - Jacksonville, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by JaxPHP / JaxWeb

I used to try to alternate between code and design topics, but lately it's been all code all the time.So after the MongoDB meetup, several of us talked about planning a design-oriented, client-side-only meetup.  Html and CSS, of course, plus some DOM-oriented javaScript.We talked about two or three short presentations. More deets and volunteers to follow.

In The Brain of Janet Gregory, Current Testing Challenges for Agile Teams - London, United Kingdom

happened 8 years ago

****Sign up on our Skills Matter website - In the book that Janet Gregory wrote with Lisa Crispin (Agile Testing: A Practical Guide for Testers and Agile Teams), she recommends using the automation pyramid as a model for automated test coverage. In this model, most of the automated tests should be unit tests and tests below the user interface - API level tests. As more and more applications are transferring logic back into the client side (e.g. using JavaScript) , this model may fall apart.

Survive JavaScript Interviews - New York, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by (Hard)Core JavaScript

This event will be unlike any other JavaScript event.Picture yourself going in for an interview.  Your heart is pounding.  Your hands are sweating.  As you walk in the office and announce your arrival your knees get weak.  The interviewer comes and welcomes you, you shake hands, you get worried about soaking their hand in your sweat and you sweat even more.  They ask you to introduce yourself and you stumble over your own name.  Great!  You're off to a great start.

Knock your socks out with Knockout.js (Javascript Web MVVM) - Ottawa, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by The Ottawa .NET Meetup Group

Learn how to use knockout.js a MVVM style development to simplify your web based user experience development.The session will introduces Knockout.js library, an open source javascript library to assist in data binding html and javascript code.Bio:Taswar Bhatti works as a Web Architect for MultiCorpora R&D Inc, based in Gatineau Hull.

Building native iOS and Android apps with HTML5, JavaScript and CSS - Chamblee, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Atlanta HTML5 User Group

Doors open at 6:30pm for refreshments and networking. Talk starts at 7.About the presentation:Join us for "Apps on Tap," a night of beer, food, and HTML5 app development. You'll meet some great people and quickly learn how to build an awesome app with App Cloud Core, a free, open-source HTML5 mobile app platform.

Single Page Apps Course : Part 4 at VersionOne (Location 2: Alpharetta) - Atlanta, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by ALT.NET Atlanta Pragmatic Programmers

NOTE: This is a secondary location at VersionOne's headquarters in Alpharetta. Thanks to V1's Steve Paro for serving as event host for this location!Our sponsor Pluralsight has a very hot course right now:Single Page Apps with HTML5, Web API, Knockout and jQuery, taught by John Papa. Here's an intro video on YouTube:ALSO: Vote for the next Pluralsight topic here!

Single Page Apps Course : Part 4 at Lockheed (Location 3: 85 @ North Druid) - Atlanta, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by ALT.NET Atlanta Pragmatic Programmers

NOTE: This is a new, third location at Lockheed Martin's Executive Park office at 85 and North Druid Hills Road (Briarcliff intersection). Thanks goes to Clarence Bloomfield for serving as the location sponsor and an event host for this location!Our sponsor Pluralsight has a very hot course right now:Single Page Apps with HTML5, Web API, Knockout and jQuery, taught by John Papa. Here's an intro video on YouTube:ALSO: Vote for the next Pluralsight topic here!

What's the flap, Jack? Breakfast and Java(script) Smackdown - Downers Grove, United States

happened 8 years ago

Learn about the frameworks the developer community is buzzing about.Have you ever worked on a website that displayed data dynamically? Are you tired of putting HTML markup inside Javascript?Chances are you’ve looked into using what’s known as an MV* framework.

Software Architect 2012 - London, United Kingdom

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Bearpark Publishing Ltd

A two-day technical conference with optional pre- and post-conference workshops, featuring leading speakers like Neal Ford, Allen Holub, Simon Brown and Kevlin Henney on a wide range of topics including agile architecture, design patterns, continuous delivery, emergent design, architecting asynchronous apps, and more.

HH.js Meetup - Hamburg, Germany

happened 8 years ago

Organised by HH.js

Monthly meetup of the JavaScript community in Hamburg.We are still looking for talks and a location. Feel free to put you ideas in the comments!

October DCRUG: The Rails View + Ruby DNA - Washington, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by DC Ruby Users Group

Our meetings are open to all experience levels, from total novices to expert Rubyists.Current agenda: *"The Rails View: The Junk Drawer Grows Up" by John Athayde - You like Ruby. You know how to write it and refactor it. Controllers and Models are Ruby: fantastic, superb! Views, on the other hand, while Ruby ? are also mixed with HTML, JavaScript (or CoffeeScript), and CSS (or SCSS)

Single Page Apps Course : Part 3 at VersionOne (Location 2: Alpharetta) - Atlanta, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by ALT.NET Atlanta Pragmatic Programmers

NOTE: This is a secondary location at VersionOne's headquarters in Alpharetta. Thanks to V1's Steve Paro for serving as event host for this location!Our sponsor Pluralsight has a very hot course right now:Single Page Apps with HTML5, Web API, Knockout and jQuery, taught by John Papa. Here's an intro video on YouTube:ALSO: Vote for the next Pluralsight topic here!

Single Page Apps Course : Part 3 at Lockheed (Location 3: 85 @ North Druid) - Atlanta, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by ALT.NET Atlanta Pragmatic Programmers

NOTE: This is a new, third location at Lockheed Martin's Executive Park office at 85 and North Druid Hills Road (Briarcliff intersection). Thanks goes to Clarence Bloomfield for serving as the location sponsor and an event host for this location!Our sponsor Pluralsight has a very hot course right now:Single Page Apps with HTML5, Web API, Knockout and jQuery, taught by John Papa. Here's an intro video on YouTube:ALSO: Vote for the next Pluralsight topic here!

Hacker Hours - office hours for programming help - New York, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by NYC.rb - Ruby & Ruby on Rails Meetup

Since Aidan moved office hours to the weekend, we wanted to try and host one during the week on Thursdays.  We're a rails/javascript shop but we'll try and help with anything we can.  Woud be great to see other experienced devs as well.Definitely bring your laptop so we can see what you're working on.thx!-karl

The NYC JavaScript & HTML5 Monthly Hackfest - New York, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by How To Javascript (+HTML+CSS)

The group is about connecting people who care about the web, who want to learn or expand their knowledge with JavaScript and HTML5 and related web technologies. We are developers, designers and thinkers in a 'hackathon like' format under the same roof.Read more at - ... *"Show & Tell" - 15 minutes lightning talks about exciting and interesting projects and ideas. Followed by 10 minutes shared Questions and Answers. *The "Helpathon" - You bring your though (or simple)

RockNUG Release 6.4 - Rockville, United States

happened 8 years ago

I Didn't Know JavaScript Could Do That!- David HoersterJavaScript used to be a language that most ASP.NET developers shied away from, or only used it for some simple form validation.

TRINUG: MVC jQuery Fast Food Cook Book - Durham, United States

happened 8 years ago

The Triangle .NET User Group Presents: Join Nick Harrison as we review some simple implementations of common UI tasks using jQuery to add speed and interactivity to your MVC application.

Vert.x: This ain't your Dad's Node - San Francisco, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by The San Francisco Java User Group

As we've seen (see what you missed), Node.js is all the rage these days. Great model, but you better like JavaScript and the V8. Ever wondered what Node would look like on the JVM? Just ask Matt Stine to tell you about Vert.x!Vert.x is a new framework for writing easily scalable applications. It is the marriage of the event-driven, non-blocking I/O programming model popularized by Node.js with the proven performance and concurrency found on the JVM.