In Case You Missed It: JSConf.us 2010 (day 1)

Last weekend, the second annual JSConf conference was held in Washington DC. If you've been reading for a while, you know I went last year and loved it. This year, unfortunately, my work and personal schedules conflicted, so this week I'm playing catch-up: looking over the published schedule, then picking through the Twitter streamfirehose to find the presenters, and where possible, the slides they presented.

In doing this, it occurred to me that there may be value in what I'm putting together, at least until the conference's producers can catch their breath and upload the session videos (which, experience tells me, might take a little while). With that introduction, I present to you the first of what may become an ongoing series, which I'm calling In Case You Missed It:

In Case You Missed It: JSConf.us 2010

Day 1: Saturday, April 17, 2010

Speaker(s)	Topic
TRACK A
Douglas Crockford	Really. JavaScript.
Michael Erlewine	Mozilla's JetPack
Ben Galbraith, Dion Almaer, & Matt McNulty	Solving Device Fragmentation: How Do You Support 12,320 Different Mobile Platforms?
Francisco Tolmasky	Socratic: Documentation Done Right
Jenn Lukas	JavaScript and Web Standards Sitting in a Tree
Ryah Dahl	Less is More in Node.js
Tobias Schneider	Flash is dead, long live Flash! (Gordon: a pure-JS Flash replacement)
Aaron Newton	Programming To Patterns (per Guillermo Rauch)
Tom Hughes-Croucher	Piratin' the YQL way
Aaron Quint	Making Bacon: Making Code (video, blog)
TRACK B
Chris Williams (JSConf co-creator)	How I Pulled off JSConf
Brian Mitchell	JavaScript's Twin (Lua for JavaScript developers)
Jeremy Ashkenas	A Cup of CoffeeScript
Paul Irish	Progressive Advancement on the High Seas of Web8
Zach Carter	Build your own programming language with JavaScript
Michael Mahemoff	The Lost Hacks Ridiculous Browser Tricks from the World of Single-Page Applications
Nikolai Onken	The browser controlling hardware real pirate hackery
Nikolai Onken & Tobias von Klipstein	What the heck are HTML5 Apps?
John Resig	Call for a better DOM API
Kevin Dangoor & Patrick Walton	Bespin: the extensible in-browser code editor
Jeffrey Van Gogh	The Reactive Extensions for JavaScript
Alistair MacDonald	WebGL Demo Overload
Matthew Fowle	New Web Architecture *

As of this morning, this is what I could find. If there are slide decks from other talks online that I don't have linked here, please note it in the comments below, and I'll update accordingly.

Footnotes:

• This is actually Matthew Fowle's ScruvyConf presentation; he did his Track B presentation slides on the fly.

Updates:

• 2010/04/20 1:12pm - akahn mentioned in the comments that the title of Aaron Quint's talk was wrong; I took the original published name, but the slides carry a different one. The table now reflects both.
• 2010/04/20 2:35pm - Looking over this table, I realized I'd left off the entire back half of Track B. It's there now.
• 2010/04/20 10:13pm - Ray mentioned in the comments that Jed Schmidt's (fab) talk was moved to Day 2 Track A, so I've removed it from the Track B list here.
• 2010/04/25 - Matthew Fowle sent me his contact info, so I've linked him up above.
• 2010/04/28 - Chris Williams has provided me more of the slide decks that the presenters gave to the JSConf organizers. I will be putting these online and linking to them as they become available; this morning I've linked up Tobias Schneider's Gordon slides.
• 2010/05/04 - Guillermo Rauch over at DevThought has posted his list of JSConf slides, and had a few I'd missed; I've added these now.