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Yehuda Katz (wycats)
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Description:
Starting off a jQuery application is a pleasure: in just a few lines of JavaScript you're off to the races. But if you don't start off on the right foot, you could end up with a large mass of unmaintainable code. This problem is not unique to jQuery or JavaScript, but it can catch even the most experienced JavaScript developers off guard.
In this talk, Yehuda will go over 10 tips for building a jQuery-based application from the ground up. In particular, he will cover what you need to do from day 1 to ensure that your code remains maintainable and modular from day 1.
Comments on this Talk
jodo3k,
14 Sep 03:39 AM
great list of items to guide a developer. I'd love to get the slides...
bobholt,
14 Sep 02:03 PM
So much great information! Glad to be able to get home and soak it in a little slower.
I'm waiting for the slides, or at least a blog post. This was an action packed talk.
Grace Solivan,
14 Sep 03:46 PM
I may be a beginner, but so glad to start out with the very matter-of fact- best practices presented here.
kenitech,
14 Sep 05:52 PM
Best presenter at the conference.
Joe McCann,
21 Sep 04:06 PM
Loads of info and nuggets...could have easily had 2 hours to cover it all.
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02 Jun 05:37 PM
Thanks for the info. In this modern era, most websites are using jQuery and ajax in their forms to enhance user experience.
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