Tuesday, July 10th, 2007
The Ajax Experience Draws Close: July 25-27th
Category: The Ajax Experience
Ben and I will be giving our traditional State of Ajax talk, and as we look over the time between the last show and this one quite a lot has changed.
When Ajax took off it was a great boon for JavaScript/Web hackers. Suddenly we were taken serious again, and it wasn’t all about the server-side folk (of course, many of us are also server side folk!).
Now the world keeps expanding. We want from small components such as auto complete widgets, to rich forms, to “oh, we can now make a really nice experience for our users”, to the phone (iPhone, Nokia, etc), to the desktop (Dashboard, Google Desktop Gadgets, Yahoo! Widgets) and offline (AIR, Google Gears, Dekoh), to applications within online platforms (Google Gadgets, Facebook) to the server (Rhino, Helma, Phobos, …) and more.
JavaScript and Ajax is everywhere. Let’s get together and really think about how we can help the overall user experience, and push things to the next level.
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That sounds like fun, Dion. How much does it cost?
I sure would LOVE to come out again ;)
Looking forward to the event. Where would I be able to find the podcast of the event??? Do you have any kind of literature for the San Fransisco event?
Reg is $1395 & you can get info on this year’s content on the conference site, http://www.ajaxexperience.com. There’s also some stuff from last year’s sessions in the “Resources” section.