Crap! It doesn’t look quite right, or, how I learned to stop worryi…
Looks like Lyza’s presentation at Over The Air at Bletchley Park was really excellent.
Enough with the JavaScript already!
A great set of slides from Nicholas, all about the disturbing trend in “modern” web apps to depend entirely on JavaScript as a single point of failure.
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Pragmatic responsive design
I’ve just seen this incredible presentation from Stephanie Rieger at the Breaking Development conference in Nashville. It’s absolutely packed full of fantastically useful ideas. You really should’ve been there, but these slides can give you a taste of the presentation.
JavaScript Libraries: The Big Picture
Simon's slides from his talk at XTech on JavaScript libraries (which I missed). Good stuff contained within.
HTML5 Constraint Validation
The slides from a presentation by Drew on all the functionality that browsers give us for free when it comes to validating form inputs.
Half the battle of the web platform is knowing what technology is out there, ready to use. We’re all familiar with the ability to declare validation constraints in our HTML5 forms, but were you aware there’s a JavaScript API that goes along with it?
SVG can do THAT?! by sdrasner
119 slides from Sarah on a wide range of SVG magic (with code).
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