In Case You Missed It: JSConf.us 2010 (day 2)

Here's part 2 of my attempt to distill the juicy bits from last weekend's JSConf presentations (here's part 1). Of course, this is only a pale imitation of the experience of actually attending the conference, but hopefully it will serve to keep you, dear readers, up to speed on the latest, bleeding-edge movements within the JavaScript community. Let's get to it:

In Case You Missed It: JSConf.us 2010

Day 2: Sunday, April 18, 2010

Speaker(s)	Topic
TRACK A
Mike Ball & Evin Grano	SproutCore: Introducing Greenhouse
Dmitry Baranovskiy	Raphaël the Great
CommonJS Panel Discussion	JavaScript Outside of the Browser - Where it is and where it's going! (wait for the video)
Makinde Adeagbo	Primer: Facebook's 2k of JavaScript to power (almost) all interactions
John-David Dalton	All you can leet - Coding for performance, CSS engines, and sandboxed natives
Felix Geisendoerfer	Dirty NoSQL (cancelled due to Icelandic ash)
Jed Schmidt	A (fab) approach to web apps
Justin Meyer	Thin Server Architecture and JavaScriptMVC 3.0 (site)
Steve Souders	The Best of Steve
Marak Squires, @ScurvyConf Master	hook.io: the crowd favorite from ScurvyConf
Billy Hoffman	JavaScript's Evil Side (introducing Zoompf)
/be (Brendan Eich)	"An Introduction to JavaScript" (was actually a discussion of JS's future; wait for the video)
Alex Russell	Google Chrome Frame
TRACK B
Jonathan Julian	Hangover.js
Shea Frederick	Ext JS App UI Morphing
Kyle Simpson	Dude wheres my UI Architecture
Adam Moore	Running YUI 3 on Node.js
Dean Landolt	Pintura, Perstore and Awesome-Oriented Persistence
Suvajit Gupta	Colossal JavaScript
Malte Ubl	JavaScript - The Private Parts
David Furfero	Sexy.js Boots Bundles Binding
Rob Tsuk	Mojo: Developing and Building a touch UI framework for mobile using the Web (or, Writing webOS Services in JavaScript)
Gonzalo Cordero	Creating custom modules using YUI3
Alexandre Morgaut	Taking over the enterprise one hook at a time (cancelled due to ash)
Jan Lehnardt	Evently: Declarative CouchDB Applications that practically write themselves
Brian LeRoux	PhoneGap Hack Around
Tom, Jenn, Adam & Derek	JavaScript. @$#*% yeah. (wait for the video)
Ray Morgan	Mustache is simplifying your templates
Brian LeRoux	best of wtfjs

As with Part 1, this is what I've been able to find so far. A lot of the Track B and panel discussions were largely unscripted, and I'm pretty sure Track B wasn't taped, so A lot of the slide decks haven't shown up online yet, so I've tried to link to the most relevant blogs talking about the topics in question. In a few instances (e.g. Rob Tsuk's talk on Mojo/webOS development for Palm), I've failed to find much of anything relevant online, so we'll have to wait and see what (if anything) eventually finds its way online. This is of course one of the big reasons why actually attending a conference is preferable to just reading about it after the fact, and I highly encourage you to take that opportunity when it presents itself.

As before, 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.

Updates:

• 2010-04-23: @Getify corrected my bad assumption about the Track B talks, so I've revised the last paragraph.
• 2010-04-26: Gonzalo Cordero just posted his YUI3 talk slides, so I've added them.
• 2010-04-27: Dude sent me the link to JDalton's slide deck, so I've added it to the Track A listing.
• 2010-05-05: Paul Irish graciously shared his copy of Justin Meyer's JavascriptMVC notes, so I've linked them in.
• 2010-05-12: Tom Hughes-Croucher posted his JSConf recap on the YDN Blog, and it included refs to a couple of the Yahoo presentations that I'd been missing. They're now linked into the table.