Javascript Libraries session

This year at Web Directions South we’re try­ing some­thing new. Craig Sharkie will be using a panel type approach to explore the pros and cons, ins and outs of Javascript libraries in what will be both an enter­tain­ing and edi­fy­ing ses­sion. I say “panel type approach” because I def­i­nitely don’t want any­one to be think­ing this will be any­thing like that tired excuse for a panel we have all had the dis­plea­sure of sit­ting through at some stage. Trust me: there will be prepa­ra­tion, there won’t be self indulgence :)

I’m really excited about the peo­ple Craig has gath­ered together for the panel:

In this extended ses­sion the guys will each have the oppor­tu­nity to talk through the strengths and weak­nesses of their libraries, before bat­tling it out in a script off. Heckling, throw­ing of rot­ten fruit and gam­bling will all be encour­aged. And if by the end of the two hours an obvi­ous win­ner has not emerged from the bloody mess, a Push Up Off will be held in the lunch break. I’m jok­ing. Or am I…

I told you we were try­ing some­thing new.

4 responses to “Javascript Libraries session”:

  1. I’m up to 3 reps of 80 pushups, so I reckon I’m in with a good chance.

  2. Ah, but the trick is you have to do them on one hand, while cod­ing what­ever Javascript good­ness Maxine decides apon with the other hand.

  3. I will be extremely dis­ap­pointed if I gonna miss this session.

  4. If it’s one hand push-​​ups, while cod­ing, then Cameron has to write it all from scratch. And it has to work in IE4. With the ECMAScript spec on his back. Double spaced.

Your opinion:

XHTML: You're allowed to use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>