‘JavaScript’ Videos
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Zack Tollman: Speed as a Feature – Getting a Handle on Page Load Time
WordCamp Seattle 2014Speaker: Zack TollmanAugust 18, 2014 — Understanding why your page is rendering slowly is the first step to improving your page load speed. The faster your pages load, the better the site will convert and the happier your clients will be!
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Nick Pelton: WP-to-JS and Back Again
WordCamp Chicago 2014Speaker: Nick PeltonAugust 7, 2014 — WordPress is an amazing tool. JavaScript makes it even better. Learn how to push data from WP-to-JS and back again in this primer on AJAX.
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Gregory Cornelius: Taking Your JavaScript Further
WordCamp Chicago 2014Speaker: Gregory CorneliusAugust 3, 2014 — The design of JavaScript code in WordPress core has changed quite a bit over the last few years. This talk breaks down a few approaches for writing modern JavaScript and share some of the recently added DOM APIs.
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Josh Broton: You Don’t Need jQuery
WordCamp Chicago 2014Speaker: Josh BrotonJuly 24, 2014 — As developers, one of the first things we do when starting a new project is enqueue jQuery and start writing code. That’s the way it’s always been, and works for you. But as devices get smaller, processors get slower, and web apps get more complicated, jQuery can cause some fairly serious performance issues. So let’s take a step back from jQuery and talk about ways VanillaJS is faster and simpler. It’s time to stop writing jQuery, and start writing JavaScript.
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Zack Tollman: Speed as a Feature – Getting a Handle on Page Load Time
WordCamp Chicago 2014Speaker: Zack TollmanJuly 23, 2014 — Understanding why your page is rendering slowly is the first step to improving your page load speed. The faster your pages load, the better the site will convert and the happier your clients will be!
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K.Adam White: Modular JavaScript
WordCamp Chicago 2014Speaker: K. Adam WhiteJuly 14, 2014 — We’re long past the days where a few lines of JavaScript in a single .js file cut the mustard—modern web applications can involve thousands of lines over hundreds of files, and WordPress themes and plugins are heading in that direction fast. You can make your codebase much easier to maintain and expand by breaking your scripts up into modules, encapsulating different logical units in their own files. Learn several ways to modularize your code, with a focus on AMD and Require.js. And take a quick peek into the future to discover the native module syntax coming in the next version of JavaScript!
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Nick Pelton: WP-to-JS And Back Again
WordCamp Minneapolis 2014Speaker: Nick PeltonMay 5, 2014 — WordPress is an amazing tool. JavaScript makes it even better. Learn how to push data from WP-to-JS and back again in this primer on AJAX. Key takeaways will be several methods making WP and JS work together as well as some tips and tricks for better performance.
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Jeffrey Zinn: Weaving Javascript
WordCamp Las Vegas 2013Speaker: Jeffrey ZinnMarch 30, 2014 — Weaving JavaScript into WordPress covers the basic functions and hooks, and good practices for including JavaScript into themes and plugins. This includes when and how to include local scripts into one’s code, being aware of existing libraries that are already available, how to load non-local scripts and remove existing scripts, how to include javascript in the admin, and for the advanced user how to use localize script to make data from PHP available in javascript.
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Brad Muncs et Matthieu Gadrat: Mieux filtrer vos listes avec Ajax
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speakers: Brad Muncs, Matthieu GadratMarch 1, 2014 — À travers des exemples concrets, nous illustrerons comment l’usage d’AJAX peut améliorer la gestion et le filtrage (ex: multiples catégories) de listes d’information dynamiques dans un environnement WordPress.
Cette conférence s’adresse principalement à des personnes avec des connaissances en programmation.
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Hristo Chakarov: Choosing The Right JS Framework/Library/Toolkit
WordCamp Sofia 2013Speaker: Hristo ChakarovFebruary 23, 2014 — This presentation will give you a very quick overview of some of the most popular JS libraries & frameworks. They will be compared in several directions. It will present you the difference between library, framework, and toolkit.
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