Wednesday, October 24th, 2007
Category: Conferences
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Ajax Experience East, but we did something a bit different this time around. Some people asked us to level set a little, so we put out some tutorial sessions a day before.
Marc Grabanski was at the tutorial sessions and he wrote up a nice synopsis of the talks given by Ben Galbraith, John Resig, and David Verba.
Marc finishes up posting the sessions that he think will be going too:

We have kicked into gear on day one, and I am having a great time mingling with the community as usual!
- Ajax Learning Guide
Are you a Web developer? The time has come to rethink your entire approach to developing Web applications. Find out about the Ajax approach...
- Ajax Learning Guide
Chances are, you've been doing JavaScript and XML developer work in Lotus Domino for quite some time. This old/new approach is causing quite a stir in...
- Ajax Experience to cover dodging enterprise pitfalls
Avoiding pitfalls in developing enterprise Ajax and rich Internet applications (RIAs) is one of the sessions designed to help service-oriented...
- Microsoft works on Ajax JavaScript tools
In a session at the recent Ajax Experience conference in San Francisco, Matt Gibbs, development manager in the UI Framework and Services team at...
- The Ajax Experience: Explore Ajax in its many forms
There's more to Ajax than just ASP.NET AJAX. The Ajax Experience, which visits Boston soon, is an event that covers frameworks, scalability, security...
I’m still kinda irked that I never heard any announcement of a call for papers for this conference. You guys left me out!
Don’t forget to record at least some of the presentations on video.. please please please…
The John Resig and the Silverlight ones would be great.
btw, Ajax on Struts? Struts still lives or its just a “retro Nintendo” kind of thing?
4.7 should show 5 stars.
Round up the scores at .5!
Don’t round down!
All three tutorial sessions were recorded and at least some keynotes and sessions were, too. Would be great if they get released somewhere.
too bad i’m located in germany ;(
would really like to meet you godfathers of the ajax community ;)
So far, it’s a great time! Stuart Halloway is a great speaker and he’s made the Prototype discussions entertaining as well as informative. I’m looking forward to the JQuery discussion today at 1 PM.
I’ve posted some of my thoughts here : http://www.jroller.com/sjivan/entry/my_ajax_experience
These sessions were ostensibly recorded but I can’t find them anywhere at Ajaxian, although some other sessions from TAE 2007 in Boston were recorded. Can you provide a link to where these tutorial sessions are available?