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my bet on next step is opscode.

Presentation from JSConf US 2010 that provides a technology introduction to Gordon, an open Flash runtime written in pure JavaScript and HTML5.

thanks for the clarification. I was unaware.

Ever consider just submitting a talk about RingoJS to "cool marketing" AKA JSConf? We are a pretty open and "underdog-rooting" group. I might know someone up in the decision committee...

inflammatory posts with little to no statistical backing are a niche application.

That said, if you were to flip the post to be "hey node.js is cool, but check out RingoJS while you are already hot for SSJS" Now that would be awesome!

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The site's source code is almost even better than the site itself.

almost.

One has to wonder how this fits in with FathomDB who recently partnered with Rackspace on the heels of Amazon RDS. Could be collaborative or a replacement. Thoughts?

JSConf FTW!

Anyone ever used: http://www.eztexting.com/ Considering it over clickatell if I can find a good reason.

Thanks

There appears to be support for video in there, audio is a different issue. http://github.com/tobeytailor/gordon/blob/master/src/Movie.j...

thanks for the compliment!

have you checked out express? Its not fully baked yet, in fact I am working on a fork that uses mustache.js for the rendering. Express puts a nice "sinatra"-esque DSL on top of node.js

hey, way to be helpful. thanks!

JSConf US: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1799131 More Information: http://www.jsconf2009.com

JSConf EU: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=2268822 More Information: http://jsconf.eu/

To be completely honest, Server Side JS or ServerJS has been growing a huge following of interested parties doing some amazing things with JavaScript (Narwhal http://narwhaljs.org/ , ServerJS https://wiki.mozilla.org/ServerJS , NodeJS http://tinyclouds.org/node/ ). The sheer fact that you openly admit that you haven't even tried the product screams "troll" and the whole "extremely slow" without any base or founding is completely ridiculous. Maybe you should take a look at the product and movement before flaming it.

Even better, you can view the slides on 280 North's own slide creator - http://280slides.com/Viewer/?user=56&name=JSConf%202009&...

We will see what we can pull together, at a minimum I can point you to the slides http://www.slideshare.net/tolmasky/js-conf-2009

Developer world - We have begun to post the videos from the epic JSConf 2009. Kicking off the string of 17 videos from the conference is Francisco Tolmasky talking about the origins and deep tech involved in 280 North's Objective-J and Cappuccino frameworks. Enjoy!

I hear they lose power over water...

I don't know about you all, but I am looking forward to JSConf 2010. I can't wait for those crazy organizers to put out the videos!

All of this JavaScript would be great to discuss at http://www.jsconf2009.com Mozilla Labs is releasing some amazing things these days with Ubiquity and Bespin. There is also a lot of there big JavaScript things going on in mobile (PhoneGap), server (ServerJS Group), and Desktop (Appcelerator). Come to JSConf and learn about all of them!

Also check out http://www.jsconf2009.com where JavaScript developers will be rallying to discuss how to use JavaScript to build cutting edge mobile, desktop, server, and web applications. If you have any interest in deep JS tech, you should be there.

Also check out http://www.jsconf2009.com where JavaScript developers will be rallying to discuss how to use JavaScript to build cutting edge mobile, desktop, server, and web applications. If you have any interest in deep JS tech, you should be there.

Also check out http://www.jsconf2009.com where JavaScript developers will be rallying to discuss how to use JavaScript to build cutting edge mobile, desktop, server, and web applications. If you have any interest in deep JS tech, you should be there.

Appreciate the comments and you are right, I need to be less aggressive. If you don't mind me being a bit of a revisionist, let me turn it back and open the question back in a different way. Assuming there was an open forum to delve into some of the deep technical and community aspects of JavaScript, what would you identify as some of them?

I am one of the people helping to pull this conference together and appreciate your feedback. We are trying to build the conference in such a manner that it addresses the core issues of the community instead of glazing over them like most big name conference pushers. The content and conference style will be edgy and will most likely not appeal to some people. That is fine, there are many big name, high sponsor vendor conferences out there where you can hear the redundancy of the corporate drone.

We are trying to make something different. Take it or leave it.

We did it as part of a group and found that to be highly advantageous. I recommend finding someone near you who is also interested in learning Erlang and work through it together.