Texas JavaScript | TXJS

  1. The special relationship between your HTML markup and browsers is one more interesting than you'd think. In this session we'll cover pedantic differences like "elements" vs "tags" but also get into what it means that HTML is both markup and a serialization but definitely not the DOM. You'll also learn shortcuts with HTML that save you time. In the end, you'll have a better understanding of how browsers handle your work. Slides: http://goo.gl/U1b0J Mothereffing

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  2. It doesn't matter whether you write JavaScript for the client, the server, or for both. It doesn't matter what library or framework you use. It doesn't matter what templating engine or node modules you rely on. The end result is HTML. And if your HTML sucks, what was the point? If you've been thinking markup was someone else's concern, guess what, sweetcheeks: it's not - it's yours. We obsess over extra semi-colons but we'll add container element

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  3. What actually happens when you set a property on an element's style? Or when you add a stylesheet? This talk walks you through a bit of how modern web engines think about these sorts of things and how they interact with your JavaScript so you can structure your applications in ways that work with the system, not against it. https://twitter.com/slightlylate This was the ninth talk on the A track of TXJS 2011. Visit http://2011.texasjavascript.com for

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  4. Who needs an API? Scrape that sh*t! HTML is the new RSS. DOM is the new DOM. Your Mom is still your Mom. Slides: https://github.com/mikeal/slides/tree/master/spidering https://twitter.com/mikeal This was the ninth talk on the B track of TXJS 2011. Visit http://2011.texasjavascript.com for more.

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  5. Co-author of yepnope.js and developer of Send to Dropbox, I work for GroupCard out of Milwaukee as a front end Software Engineer. Micro frameworks are the new HTML5, and I'll show you how to squeeze as many bytes as possible out of your morbidly obese code so it makes the cut. I'll whet your palette by covering the basic transformations that JavaScript minfiers make, then bring on the main course with techniques for dealing with JavaScript reserved

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