Slides from JavaScript Fest individual events in Oakland, 7th-13th Dec, 2014.

jsfest-slides.md

BBQ.js

• Ruth Baril—Barriers To Entry: Learning to Program is the Easy Part

Browserified

• Stephen Belanger—Browserifying Big Projects With Minimal Rage
• Nicolas Bevacqua—Browserify All The Things
• James Halliday—Brick The Web

CSSConf

• Adam Morse—What I've Learned From 10 Years of Writing CSS
• Jessica Dillon—Implementing A Visual CSS Testing Framework
• Michelle Bu—CSS First
• Elyse Holladay—I Have No Idea What I'm Doing
• Jennifer Wong—Tonight We're Going To Code Like It's 1999: Responsive Emails
• Brenna O'Brien—SVG Can Do That?
• Tab Atkins—The Future of CSS
• Ben Schwarz—Useful Performance Metrics
• Claudina Sarahe—The Front-End Revolution

NodeConf

• Brian Fort and Forrest Norvell—Monkeypatch The Planet
• C J Silverio—The Node Community And You

HapiDay

• John Brett—Hapi Adoption at D4H
• Adam Bretz—In The Lab
• Dave Stevens—Using hapi plugins to version your API
• Farrin Reid—server.inject and Registered Server Methods

DHTMLConf

• Dan Harden—Navigating Virtual Worlds In Cyberspace With Virtual Reality Modeling Language
• Paweł Szymczykowski—1x1 GIF

@thefoxis My HapiDay talk, "server.inject and Registered
Server Methods", can be found @ https://github.com/blakmatrix/hapiday2014talk/blob/master/presentation.pdf?raw=true

@thefoxis HapiDay talk "Using hapi plugins to version your API" example app and slides here: https://github.com/shakefon/hapiday14

transcription of Nothing is Sacred talk Your Job is Political: http://nerd.kelseyinnis.com/blog/2014/12/19/your-job-is-political-tech-money-in-politics/

NodeConf talk + slides: "The Node Way"

thanks for putting this up!