Sorry for the delay, but I finally got around to sticking my presentation from last month’s London Web Standards meet-up on slideshare. Slideshare is a bit naff to be honest, but it’ll do for now. If you click through to the talk on slideshare, you’ll be able to get my notes which should hopefully make [...]
Tag Archives: javascript
London Web Standards Talks
March 12, 2010 – 1:36 pm
Jake and I will be guests at March’s London Web Standards meetup. We’re giving a pair of JavaScript themed talks that should give plenty of fodder for the latter half of the evening’s discussion. I’m doing “Pro bun-fighting“, covering how we manage working on a large scale JavaScript project with a small team, our process, [...]
JavaScript speed testing tutorial with Woosh
January 12, 2010 – 3:05 pm
Friend and colleague, Jake Archibald, has been developing Woosh, which is a JavaScript speed testing framework. Essentially, it’s been developed for Glow because we want to make sure that Glow 2 kicks Glow 1′s ass (and any else who fancies a piece), but he’s open-sourced the work to let everyone benefit from it. I thought [...]
