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

As expected, Day 1 of this weekend's JSConf.eu JavaScript conference in Berlin was, as the kids say, EPIC. So much so, in fact, that I found myself following the Twitter channel all morning, and retweeting WAY more often than usual. Of course, a lot of those retweets were to presenter-uploaded slide decks, but here they all are in one place, in case you missed it:

Speaker(s)	Topic
THEATRE (TRACK A)
Douglas Crockford	Loopage
Jens Arps	The hitchhiker's guide to client side persistent data storage
Ryan Dahl	Techniques for a single stack world
Jed Schmidt	Getting functional with (fab)
Tom Hughes-Croucher	Don't write spaghetti code in server side JavaScript
Kevin Dangoor, Joe Walker & Patrick Walton	BespinSkywriter: The JavaScript Programmer's Editor
Jörn Zaefferer & Nikolai Onken	Robotic JavaScript
Mark Wubben	Browser Extensions for Web Hackers (code)
Alexander Lang	Not your unit test (note: Chrome on OS X)
Stoyan Stefanov	Performance Patterns
Chris Williams (JSConf co-creator)	Community.js
MUSIC SCHOOL (TRACK B)
Paul Irish	The State of HTML5 : Inaugural Address (note: Webkit/Chrome required) (sidebar on polyfills)
Tobias Schneider	Not your Mother's JavaScript!
Sebastian Werner	Introducing Unify - A Framework for Cross Platform Applications
Guillermo Rauch	Socket.IO: Web Sockets for Everyone (nodestream, demo)
Thomas Steiner	Pirating the Semantic Web with JavaScript
Rotislav Hristov	The Art of deep linking and AJAX crawling
Kris Kowal	CommonJS, I Promise
Aaron Quint	The Front-end Takeover
John David Dalton	Srsly R1pp3d J@vaScript
embedJS team	What is embedJS (I don't see this one on the schedule, only in the Twitter stream; where was it?)

Undoubtedly there will be more slide decks uploaded as presenters return home over the next day or two, and when they do, I'll update this post to reflect those additions. For now, though, I've got plenty of reading material to digest, and to share with my co-workers. ;)

Projects released and/or updated this weekend (as compiled by Brian Leroux):

• Cloud9 IDE (by Javascripters, for Javascripters)
• Unify: single-stack project for developing cross-platform, native-looking mobile apps
• Scripty2 beta 1
• apparat.io: packaging HTML5 apps for mobile app stores
• PhoneGap's hosted build service
• Joyent's node.js hosting
• VaporJS: the smallest, fastest, (most useless) JavaScript framework ever!
• soca: Sammy on Couch App
nodestream: Realtime apps made easy with templating

Yet another great conference has come and gone, but now we can start looking forward to JSConf 2011. And next time, I'm going to do all in my power to give my recap first-hand.

Updates:

• 9/27 0747 - Added link to Jed Schmidt's slides
• 9/27 1403 - Added link to Sebastian Werner's slides
• 9/27 1732 - Added link to Tom Hughes-Crouche's slides
• 9/28 1108 - Added link to Jens Arps' slides
• 9/28 1442 - Added link to Alexander Lang's slides (note that they require Chrome on OS X for best experience)
• 9/28 2330 - Added link to Tobias Schneider's slides