June 2012
Intermediate
54h 52m
English
conference
Fluent Conference 2012: JavaScript & Beyond Video Compilation
by O'Reilly Media, Inc., Kirk Walter
Closed Captioning available in German, English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil), Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)
Overview
Explore the changing worlds of JavaScript, HTML5, and beyond
JavaScript is everywhere: from websites and mobile apps to desktop apps, games, databases, and new cloud technologies. People who attended O’Reilly’s recent Fluent Conference explored every permutation of this powerful, full-stack programming language—and now you can tune into every workshop, session, and keynote with this complete video compilation.
Learn the latest from Steve Souders (Google), Brendan Eich (Mozilla), Nicole Sullivan (Stubbornella), and dozens more in the field through six different tracks: JavaScript in the Browser, Node.js, Mobile Platforms, Ancillary Technologies, Gaming, and Pure Languages. You’ll also learn about several new real-world production environments and stack configurations from Just.Me, SoundCloud, Cloud9, ordr.in, PubNub, and more.
Download these videos or view them through our HD player. You’ll quickly make sense of this vast JavaScript explosion and learn new skills you can apply immediately.
Here are just a few of the sessions you’ll receive in this video package:
JavaScript in the Browser
- Bootstrap.js (Jacob Thornton, Twitter)
- Maintainable JavaScript (Nicholas Zakas, WellFurnished)
Node.js
- Functional programming with Streams in Node.js (Adam Crabtree, webOS Enyo Framework Team)
- Bridging the client-side/server-side divide (Sean McBride, Adobe Typekit)
Mobile Platforms
- Hybrid Web-Mobile Applications with PhoneGap and jQuery Mobile (Ryan Stewart, Adobe Systems)
- Breaking HTML5 limits on mobile JavaScript (Maximiliano Firtman, ITMaster Professional Training)
Ancillary Technologies
- 10 Things You Didn't Know HTML5 Could Do! (Eric Bidelman, Google)
- CSS3 Animation: Making it Snow (Estelle Weyl, Standardista.com)
Gaming
- The State of HTML5 Games (Rob Hawkes, Mozilla)
- Building a Browser-based Game with a Modern Graphics Engine (Charlie Key, Paranoid Ferret Productions)
Pure Languages
- Jasmine: An Introduction (Davis W. Frank, Pivotal Labs)
- The Promised Land: Untangling Async Spaghetti Code (Trevor Burnham, Pragmatic Programmers)
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