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| Event: | The Rich Web Experience |
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| Dates: | September 6 - 8, 2007 |
| Location: |
Fairmont San Jose
170 S Market St San Jose, CA 95113 |
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Featured Sessions
JavaScript: The Good Parts
by Douglas CrockfordHidden deep inside of JavaScript is an elegantly beautiful programming language.
KEYNOTE - The State of Ajax
by Douglas CrockfordWith Ajax, a name was given to immediately interactive distributed applications, and the focus of innovation has moved from the browser makers to the
Anti-Patterns - Designing for a Poor Web Experience
by Bill ScottSometimes it is most instructive to look at design patterns in reverse-- as a set of anti-patterns. In this new talk, Bill Scott will explore the comm
Managing Client State Across Domains
by Ron BodkinRich Web apps often need to combine information from different DNS domains, though needs vary from visual mash-ups to deep integration.
Ajax Performance Analysis: Employing the Latest Tools to Get the Job Done
by Ryan BreenAjax continues to raise user expectations for interactivity and performance, and developers are increasingly treating Ajax as a must-have component of
Ajax development with the Yahoo! UI Library and Grails
by Scott DavisYahoo! is a company that eats its own dog food. They open sourced the Ajax code that drives many of their own websites, including their eponymous home
KEYNOTE -Beyond Ajax
by Jesse James GarrettHaving trouble separating hype from reality? Where is the Web really headed?
Killer JavaScript Frameworks: Prototype, Script.aculo.us, and Rico
by David GearyA spinoff of Ruby on Rails, Prototype is a JavaScript framework that makes it easy to implement Ajax functionality. Script.aculo.us and Rico are frame
Filthy Rich Clients with the Google Web Toolkit, Part I
by David GearyThe Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is truly a revolutionary framework that lets you develop Ajaxified web applications without knowing anything about Ajax o
Architecture for the Rich Web
by Nate GroverLearn how to build components that persist easily and evolve well. Architectural and design considerations for building rich web components. Ensurin
Advanced Prototype: Ajax and JavaScript++
by Stuart HallowayBuilding on the in-depth examination of the Prototype library from Prototype: Ajax and JavaScript ++, this session delves into the corners of Prototyp
Featured Speakers
Dean H. Saxe
Managing Consultant at Foundstone
Dean H. Saxe is a Managing Consultant at Foundstone, A Division of McAfee, where he is responsible for conducting web application penetration testing, threat modeling, code reviews, secure software development lifecycle (S-SDLC) design and implementation, and project management. Prior to joining Foundstone, Dean spent more than 8 years developing web application in Java and ColdFusion in a variety of industries. .. More »Ludovic Champenois
Technology Director/Senior Architect @ Sun Microsystems
Ludovic Champenois is a Technology Director and Senior Architect at Sun Microsystems, and has been with Sun and Java for the last 11 years. He is one of the tech lead and architect on Sun's Application Server and is responsible to ensure best in class developer experience for Java EE programmers with Sun Application Server and tools. (NetBeans and Eclipse). Ludovic is also heavily involved in leading Sun's open sourc.. More »Joe Walker
Creator of DWR
Joe Walker is a developer and consultant working on advanced web development techniques like AJAX. He recently developed Direct Web Remoting, (DWR) which has become the most popular Ajax toolkit for Java by making browser/server interaction intuitive for web developers. See http://www.directwebremoting.com He currently works through his consultancy, Getahead (http://getahead.org/), which is supplying a growin.. More »Stuart Halloway
CEO of Relevance
Stuart Halloway is the CEO of Relevance, Inc. (www.thinkrelevance.com). With co-founder Justin Gehtland, Stuart helps companies adopt agile, as well as innovative technologies such as Clojure and Ruby on Rails. Stuart is the author of Programming Clojure, More »James Ward
Technical Evanglist for Flex @ Adobe
James Ward is a Technical Evangelist for Flex at Adobe. Much like his love for climbing mountains he enjoys programming because it provides endless new discoveries, elegant workarounds, summits and valleys. His adventures in climbing have taken him many places. Likewise, technology has brought him many adventures, including: Pascal and Assembly back in the early 90's; Perl, HTML, and JavaScript in the mid 90's; then .. More »Blogs
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