Talks Online: JavaScript Mashups and Coping with the New Web

Two of the conference presentations I gave last year are now online in multimedia formats, so you can get the virtual experience while sitting at home in your underwear (or take me with you on your iPod if you get out more than I do).

From the Web Directions South conference in Sydney on September 29th 2006, you can listen to the audio and view the slides of the talk I gave with Cameron Adams on JavaScript APIs and Mashups: Work you don’t have to do.

If your tastes run more to the server side, you can grab the slides, listen to the audio, or view the television coverage of my talk, Coping with the New Web on the Server Side from Fundamentos Web 2006 in Spain (don’t worry—it’s in English).

Happy viewing!

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Kevin Yank

Kevin began developing for the Web in 1995 and is a highly respected technical author. He wrote Build your own Database Driven Website using PHP and MySQL, a practical step-by-step guide published by SitePoint, and he's co-author of the SitePoint Tech Times, a bi-weekly newsletter for technically-minded web developers. Kev believes that any good webmaster should have seen at least one episode of MacGyver.

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Kevin Yank January 17, 2007 at 12:18 pm: Matt,
If you mean the video of the panel discussion (“The Current Web and Beyond”), then yeah he was pretty funny. He gave me a t-shirt backstage afterward. :)
Matt Mickiewicz January 17, 2007 at 10:04 am: The guy at the beginning of the video, in the costume, is hilarous.
knopfler January 11, 2007 at 7:16 pm: Man this “Mashups” are surely a great way of doing things, its like you have pumped adrenaline to your work as a result it fastens up the entire software application development process. Hey Kevin i like your presentation on mashups and API’s. It was interesting and informative, thanks for that man.
malikyte January 11, 2007 at 2:25 pm: Thanks, Kevin! Been waiting for these!
Divine January 11, 2007 at 1:00 pm: Great! ;)