Thursday, May 11th, 2006
Category: Ajax, Presentation
, Prototype
, Ruby
, The Ajax Experience
Notes from the Ajax Experience – Thomas Fuchs’ session on using Prototype and Script.aculo.to enhance the user experience
Category: The Ajax Experience
Notes from Alex Russell’s Intro to Dojo at The Ajax Experience. Background JS alone doesn’t give you much – it’s defined by the environments it runs in. “At the mercy” of them. Dojo provides a single flat interface for these things. Dojo: Set of layered interfaces. Can use some or all. Licensing: Can I use Read the rest…
Category: The Ajax Experience
We’ve setup a photostream from the show on Flickr, and we’ll be uploading photos throughout the show. This photo of Alex Russell, lead developer of Dojo, and Laurel Reitman, Lead Program Manager for Internet Explorer at Microsoft captures exactly what we wanted to accomplish with the event — getting everyone in the community together from Read the rest…
Wednesday, May 10th, 2006
Category: The Ajax Experience
The Ajax Experience has begun! Ben and Dion just gave their opening keynote, and we’ve now got the following panel taking questions from the floor: Stuart Halloway Glenn Vanderburg Brent Ashley Alex Russell Greg Murray Brett McLaughlin David Geary Joe Walker Here are some notes from the panel … Accessibility – Doesn’t seem too easy Read the rest…
Tuesday, May 9th, 2006
Category: The Ajax Experience
We can’t wait for the Ajax Experience to start up tomorrow. We have been planning this event for awhile, and can’t believe that the time has come for the community to come together. We have gotten so many emails from attendees letting us know what they are looking forward to and what they are working Read the rest…
Tuesday, May 2nd, 2006
Category: Ajax, The Ajax Experience
Ajax Magazine has this quick post covering the three Ajax-related conferences happening this month all over the world, including our own Ajax Experience. May 2006 is a busy month for the AJAX community beginning first with the AJAX Experience May 10 – 12, 2006 a co-organization of Ajaxian and NFJS with more than thirty education Read the rest…
Wednesday, April 12th, 2006
Category: The Ajax Experience
We are a month away from The Ajax Experience, our conference on all things Ajax. It’s been a while since we covered it on the site; I want to share some insights on how things have evolved. More speakers and sessions. When we announced the conference, we had over twenty-eight speakers lined up from some Read the rest…
Monday, January 30th, 2006
Category: The Ajax Experience
The Ajax Experience conference website has launched. Ajaxian and NoFluffJustStuff Java Symposiums (NFJS) are pleased to announce The Ajax Experience 2006, the first ever conference exclusively for the Ajax community. This international event will take place May 10-12th at the beautiful Westin St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, California. The Ajax Experience will feature over Read the rest…
Monday, December 19th, 2005
Category: The Ajax Experience
We are very excited to announce the premier Ajax event of 2006, The Ajax Experience. This show is a multi-day, technology focused experience, in which we focus on content that you can learn from, versus vendor stories. This is why Ajaxian.com has partnered with No Fluff Just Stuff, conference organizers that share our same vision. Read the rest…
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