Google Tech Talks
April, 3 2008
ABSTRACT
jQuery is a JavaScript library that stands out among its competitors
because it is faster, focuses on writing less code, and is very
extensible. In this ...
Google Tech Talks April, 3 2008
ABSTRACT
jQuery is a JavaScript library that stands out among its competitors because it is faster, focuses on writing less code, and is very extensible. In this talk, I will explore jQuery and how to use it. I will start off talking about the basics of using jQuery. Then, I will talk about building plugins. Finally, time permitting, I will take apart some plugins and talk about how they work, and I will show the nitty gritty details of the library.
Speaker: Dmitri Gaskin Dmitri Gaskin drinks code with his cereal for breakfast every morning. He's a jQuery whiz and a Drupal know-it-all. He contributes patches for both Open Source projects. In the Drupal world, he maintains many modules, is on the security team, and is involved in the upcoming Summer of Code as a mentor and administrator. Dmitri has given many talks on Drupal and jQuery, in such places as Logitech, Drupalcon and live on a radio show out of L.A. When Dmitri isn't coding, a very rare occurrence, he is playing and composing contemporary music. And attending classes in the 6th grade. (He's only 12.)
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lol, i can understand about the umms being annoying.
Its just an age thing. I remember, and most people at some stage when they were young, used 'umm' alot.
Once you try and do a speech without them (conciously aware you are saying it too much), you pretty much never use them again. Hes just yet to have that encounter :P
omg gooooood show me mercy i was so excited to hear this guy out but like 20 sec into the speech the uummms just got to me ... can't listen any more omfg
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And to all the guys that complain about the "umm"s ... you may try to hold a speech when your not used to it and let people yount your own "umm"s
Its just an age thing. I remember, and most people at some stage when they were young, used 'umm' alot.
Once you try and do a speech without them (conciously aware you are saying it too much), you pretty much never use them again. Hes just yet to have that encounter :P
best luck
u don't have even the half of his IQ...