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

This weekend, the second annual JSConf.eu conference was held in Berlin, Germany. If you've been keeping track, this JSConf juggernaut just keeps getting bigger and more epic with each successive iteration. Continuing my series, In Case You Missed It, let's take a peek at this weekend's published schedule and the accompanying Twitter stream to see if the trend continues.

Day 1: Saturday, September 25, 2010

Speaker(s)	Topic
THEATRE (TRACK A)
Dion Almaer & Ben Galbraith	Using the Web to deliver the next wave of computing experiences
Peter Higgins	Your library sucks, and why you should use it
Jenn Lukas	JavaScript + Web Standards II: The Quickening
Tim Caswell	Techniques and Tools for Taming Tangled Twisted Trains of Thought (PDF)
Ulrike Müller	Server-side JavaScript the untold story
Nicole Sullivan	CSS Lint for Massive Sites
Brian LeRoux	PhoneGap: Love the Web and Lose the SDK
Ben Firshman	Lessons learnt pushing browsers to the limit (links: 1 2 3 4)
Mutwin Kraus	Using canvas to develop classic 2D games
Rebecca Murphy	The jQuery Divide
Pete LePage	Chakra: Building A New JavaScript Engine For Internet Explorer 9
/be (Brendan Eich)	Proxies are Awesome!
MUSIC SCHOOL (TRACK B)
Robert Nyman	HTML5 APIs - The new Frontier
Nicolas Garcia Belmonte	Creating Interactive Data Visualizations for the Web
Sebastian Deutsch & Stephan Seidt	If it moves they will watch (sample code)
Paul Bakaus	Aves Engine: High performance browser games
Mikeal Rogers	node.js + CouchDB == Crazy Delicious
Felix Geisendörfer	Dirty NoSQL (code, blog)
Philip Hofstetter	node.js in production use: tempalias.com
Markus Franz	Better Life with shared resources
Joe McCann	Rapid Prototyping for Multiple Platforms with JavaScript
Fabian Jakobs	Kick ass code editing and end-to-end Javascript debugging

Some of my favorite finds/revelations of the day:

• Transformie: provides CSS Transforms for Internet Explorer by mapping the native IE filter API
• Zynga buys out HTML5-based Aves game engine
• Transloadit: cool new service to provide robust file uploading (with image resizes, video encoding, etc)
• vapor.js, the smallest, fastest JavaScript library ever
• Cloud9 IDE: the Javascript IDE by Javascripters, for Javascripters

Look for tomorrow's recap late in the afternoon, and as always, 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:

• 9/26 0530 - Added link to Rebecca Murphey's slide deck
• 9/26 1813 - Added links to Jenn Lukas & Fabian Jakobs' slide decks, and removed speakers whose sessions were cancelled.
• 9/26 1839 - Added link to Philip Hofstetter's slide deck
• 9/26 1847 - Added link to Mutwin Kraus's github repository (which includes the slides)
• 9/28 0549 - Added link to Brendan Eich's slides
• 9/28 1119 - Added link to Felix Geisendörfer's slides & recap