We are trying to make something different. Take it or leave it.
We are trying to make something different. Take it or leave it.
"That is fine, there are many big name, high sponsor vendor conferences out there where you can hear the redundancy of the corporate drone."
False choice. I appreciate it when anyone takes the time and trouble to put on a conference; it's a LOT of work. But you may be shooting yourself in the foot if you take the attitude that the only choices are "corporate drone" and your special personal take on "edgy" (another word that, like "rockstar", is best avoided).
"Take it or leave it."
Be careful what you wish for. Unless this is just some vanity project you may want to get a better feel for what the various JavaScript communities would like to see.
* Concern over the possible direction of JavaScript such that is gets burdened with a Java-esque type system and looses some of its dynamic sweetness
* A discussion on various ways to hook into core objects to extend behavior
* Exploration of non-browser uses for JavaScript
* Current tools and techniques for testing
* Comparison of various JavaScript interpreters
* Learning how to stop writing C or Java in JavaScript; i.e. understanding dynamic, protoype-based programming