In Case You Missed It: TXJS

Last Saturday was the inaugural TXJS (Texas JavaScript) conference in Austin, Texas. Unfortunately, as with JSConf, I wasn't able to attend, but I still wanted to stay abreast of its happenings. Just as I did with JSConf, I've looked over the schedule, picked through the Twitter stream, followed the presenters, and where possible, found links to the slides they each presented. All for you, Dear Readers (well, for me too... but mostly for you ;) ).

So anyway, without further adieu, here we go!

In Case You Missed It: TXJS

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Speaker(s)	Topic
TRACK A
Douglas Crockford	ECMAScript 5: the New & Improved Parts
John Resig	JavaScript on the Mobile Web
Dan Webb	Building @anywhere: A Client-side Interface to Twitter
Paul Irish	10 Things I Learned from the jQuery Source
Nicole Sullivan	The Top 5 Mistakes of Massive CSS
Tom Hughes-Croucher	JavaScript Everywhere! Creating a 100% JavaScript web stack
Juriy Zaytsev	Dive into ECMAScript 5
Peter Higgins	It's Just JavaScript
Brian LeRoux	F#$% Yeah, Mobile JavaScript
TRACK B
Tom Occhino	Front End Abstractions at Facebook
Mike Taylor	Regressive Enhancement, or HTML5 for crappy browsers (PDF)
Joe McCann	Rapid Prototyping with JavaScript
Eugene Lazutkin	Dojo for Programmers
Alex Sexton	Breaking The Cross Domain Barrier
Andrew Dupont	How Custom Events Will Save The Universe
Brandon Aaron	Special Events: Beyond Custom Events
Tim Caswell	Writing a real-time game with NodeJS
Kyle Simpson	Web Performance & UI Architecture
TRACK C
Douglas Crockford	The JSON Saga
Jeffrey Van Gogh	Reactive Extensions for JavaScript
John Hann	Sneak Peek: Cujo - Dojo, CSS3, MVC
Jason Huggins	JavaScript Frameworks & Functional Testing (panel, no slides)

As of now, 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.