46 - Q&A Panel from jQCon
John Resig, Richard Worth, Adam Sontag, Dan Heberden, Leah Silber and Scott Jehl answers questions from the audience at jQuery Conference 2011 in San Francisco.
A weekly show that aims to interview key members of the jQuery Community and present jQuery news from the past week. The show is co-hosted by Ralph Whitbeck and Rey Bango both members of the jQuery Developer Relations team.
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John Resig, Richard Worth, Adam Sontag, Dan Heberden, Leah Silber and Scott Jehl answers questions from the audience at jQuery Conference 2011 in San Francisco.
Richard D. Worth presents the state of jQuery UI and a preview of the jQuery UI Grid project from the jQuery Conference 2011: San Francisco Bay Area.
We talk with jQuery Core Team Member Dave Methvin about the last few releases.
Talk with Richard D. Worth about his personal project RewardJS to reward developers to fix bugs.
Todd Parker and Scott Jehl deliver the jQuery Mobile keynote from the jQuery Conference 2011: SF BAy Area. Follow along with the slides.
John Resig delivers the jQuery Keynote from the jQuery Conference 2011: SF Bay Area. Follow along with the slides.
Chris Bannon from ComponentOne talks about Wijmo a new UI Library based on jQuery UI.
John Resig joins us to talk about jQuery Mobile.
John Resig joins us to talk about the latest jQuery release, 1.4.3.
Fresh off the jQuery Conference 2010: Boston, we sit down with Ben Nadel and talk about the conference. Ben tells us about what he learned and tells us about the awesome photo he got with the jQuery Community. Ben’s a jQuery spokesperson for the Cold Fusion community and we talk about that as well.
We sit down with Boaz Sender and Ben Alman who both work for Bocoup in Boston, MA. We discuss Bocoup from their clients to their open source contributions. Bocoup is providing the pre-conference training in Boston and we talk about the training class and the advance classes that are also offered. Bocoup Loft also hosts many events including jQuery Meetups in Boston.
Scott González, Lead Developer for jQuery UI joins us to talk about the latest release of jQuery UI and the road ahead.
Karl Swedberg joins us again this week to chat about Learning jQuery and the upcoming jQuery conference.
Karl Swedberg joins us this week to chat about the community needs of jQuery and what we know now nine months after api.jquery.com has launched.
Talk with Dave Ward about the Master jQuery series on Tekpub and caching on Google CDN, etc.
We talk to the folks at Filament Group about Progressive Enhancement, jQuery UI and Mobile..
We talk to Chris Coyier about jQuery, css-tricks.com and Wufoo .
We talk about a new front-end focused tutorial site, Script Junkies and we talk about the mobile strategy of jQuery.
This week we sat down and talked with Remy Sharp and discussed jQuery for Designers, Full Frontal JavaScript Conference, Snap Bird and have a little fun.
This week we sat down and talked with Remy Sharp and discussed HTML5.
This week we sat down and talked with Remy Sharp and discussed jsbin.com a site to try out and share HTML and JavaScript quickly and easily.
This week we sat down with Meeno Van Slooten who was a speaker at the Bay Area jQuery Conference 2010 and showed off a cool new UI Testing Framework he developed.
This week we sat down with the yayQuery hosts and discuss a bunch of topics.
This week we sat down with Nicholas Zakas to talk about High Performance JavaScript.
This week we sat down with James Senior a Web Technology evangelist at Microsoft and discussed jQuery/Microsoft. We also announce Rey Bango as the new co-host of the show.
This week we discuss JSConf, Rey's new position at Microsoft, Microsoft/jQuery relationship and jQuery Conference. This is also the last show for Elijah and he is stepping down to spend more time with family.
This week we provide you with three short interviews recorded at Barcamp Rochester earlier this month. John Resig gives us an update on the state of jQuery. Benjamin DeLillo tells us about a new WebGL library called WebGLU and Mich Cook of Yahoo introduces us to YUI3.
This week we talked with Yehuda Katz and Bear Bibeault about the upcoming second edition of the popular jQuery in Action book from Manning.
This week we talked with Jeffrey Way. He is the editor of Nettuts+, and the Site Manager of ThemeForest and CodeCanyon. Jeffrey gives an overview of the Nettuts+ website and explains why their tutorials focus so much on jQuery and gives some examples of recent jQuery related articles.
We talked last week with the jQuery UI team right before the launch of jQuery UI 1.8, Richard D. Worth, Scott Gonzalez, Mike Hostetler and Doug Neiner filled in for Elijah. We discuss the final release of jQuery UI 1.8.
We talk with Cody Lindley, Jonathan Sharp and Boaz Sender about meetups.jquery.com and try to help come up with ideas and process for hosting jQuery Meetups in your area.
We talk with John Resig about jQuery 1.4.1 and jQuery 1.4.2 as well as what's ahead in jQuery 1.4.3 and beyond.
We talk with Phil Haack of Microsoft to talk about how jQuery is now included in Visual Studio and ASP.NET MVC and how easy it is to use.
We talk with Mootools developer David Walsh and discuss the relationship between our teams and compare the libraries.
We talk about jQuery at a casual level and try to discuss some topics we normally wouldn't during an interview episode.
Our last show while in Washington DC we sat down and talked with Yehuda Katz about Rails 3 and jQuery.
We took the opportunity to sit down with Mike Hostetler and Jonathon Sharp to discuss appendTo. The first jQuery company that provides support, training and consultation at the Enterprise level.
We took the opportunity to sit down with David Artz and discuss how jQuery is used at Aol.
The jQuery Documentation got a major facelift and was released during the 14 Days of jQuery. In this episode we are at the Aol headquarters in Washington DC filming video and releasing jQuery 1.4 for the 14 Days of jQuery. In this episode we talk with Karl Swedberg and Paul Irish about the new api.jquery.com documentation site.
We are in Washington DC and we are all sitting face-to-face with John Resig as we talk about the jQuery 1.4 Release.
We talk with Ben Alman about writing plugins and contributing to jQuery. Elijah joins us after getting braces on, much hilarity ensues.
Rey Bango is the Head jQuery Evangelist, he talks with us about evangelism and what to expect in 2010.
Cody Lindley is the author of the e-book jQuery Enlightenment and the coauthor of jQuery Cookbook. Learn all about the recently released jQuery books.
Paul Irish is a front-end developer and co-host of the other jQuery podcast called yayQuery.
Richard D. Worth, Release Manager for the jQuery UI project joins us to explain jQuery UI and how you can contribute.
John Resig joins us on our first podcast to talk jQuery, the Software Freedom Conservancy, the upcoming 1.4 release and why Google Groups is dead.