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Scott González's Talks
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State of jQuery
Scott González 47 Recommendations Todd Parker 65 Recommendations Dave Methvin 24 Recommendations
June 28, 2012 5:35 AMLearn about the progress on jQuery Core, jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile
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Breaking Changes + Happy Users = Mythical Software?
Scott González 47 Recommendations
October 2, 2011 6:15 AMWhen working on a large project, there inevitably comes a time when you want to make changes to the API that aren't backward compatible. Unfortunately, we all know how painful it can be to upgrade when you know there are breaking changes. In this talk, we'll see how jQuery UI is dealing with…
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Building Applications with jQuery UI
Scott González 47 Recommendations
September 19, 2011 6:30 AMWe’ll start with an overview of jQuery UI and the widget factory. We’ll dive into how the widget factory works, how it provides a unified API across all jQuery UI widgets and how to leverage it to build your own widgets. We’ll also cover the jQuery UI CSS Framework and how to leverage existi…
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Building Extensible Widgets
Scott González 47 Recommendations
October 17, 2010 12:30 PMjQuery's popularity is largely due to its ease of use and elegant API. jQuery makes common tasks dead simple while making difficult and less common tasks much easier than they would normally be. In this talk, we'll show how to build complex, stateful widgets with the same ease of use as jQue…
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Advanced Uses of jQuery UI
Scott González 47 Recommendations
April 25, 2010 10:45 AMjQuery UI provides a suite of plugins that can be used to build Rich Internet Applications. However, just like jQuery, it can't do everything you need right out of the box. In this session we'll cover how to extend jQuery UI plugins and how to build new plugins on top of what jQuery UI provides.
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jQuery UI
Scott González 47 Recommendations
February 20, 2010 3:00 PMNew in jQuery UI 1.8 and other jQuery UI goodness.
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jQuery UI Widget Library
Scott González 47 Recommendations
September 12, 2009 9:45 AMjQuery has changed the way we write and organize code by defining a sane, flexible API for the DOM. However, sometimes the "find elements, do something" pattern isn't what you're looking for. This can be especially true when working with feature-rich, stateful plugins. In this session we'l…