Developing Large-Scale JavaScript Web Sites – SWDC2010 slides

Being very humbled to be part of the star struck lineup at The Scandinavian Web Developer Conference 2010 I did a talk about Developing Large-Scale JavaScript Web Sites (slides available here as PDF).

The presentation is basically a quick high-level overview of some of the main points I’ve encountered after several workshops at different clients wanting to take the step from a legacy server centric web site architecture to a modern rich client side implementation.

Ajax and REST architecture – Optimera STHLM slides

I did a presentation at Optimera STHLM entitled Faster websites with AJAX and REST architecture. The talk are more on an architecture level, rather than about implementation details.

Slides are available as PDF here (this is an english version of what was presented).

The demo I did of the Friendly Iframe ad-loading optimization by Tobias Järlund at Aftonbladet is available at the Aftonbladet dev blog (swedish).

Optimera STHLM

I’m speaking at Optimera STHLM (that’s Optimize Stockholm) 31st of May about modern web architecture using JavaScript, Ajax and RESTful web services and what that means to both frontend and backend.

Introduction to Google Maps API

I just did a short talk at the Google Technology User Group meetup in Stockholm this evening about the Google Maps API. The purpose of the talk was to give a quick introduction on how to get started as well as show off some of the features. I wanted to emphasize how easy, using only a few lines of code, it is to leverage power-full features like geocoding, directions and streetview in your own implementation.

Here is the presentation as pdf and the implementation examples I demonstrated.

It was great fun as always, with lots of people (apx 90). Thanks for having me!

Speaker at Scandinavian Web Developer Conference

I will share my experiences with Developing Large-Scale Websites using JavaScript on the upcoming Scandinavian Web Developer Conference 2010 in Stockholm, 24-25 May. I’m looking forward to it, it is great being back doing presentations – something I did frequently many years ago during the dot-com period.