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WSG London JavaScript Meetup | Comments (2)

Posted in Events on 9th May 2007, 12:43 pm by Stuart

On Wednesday 16th May I will be holding the fourth Web Standards Group London Meetup at the Westminster University. The event will feature Christian Heilmann and Steve Faulkner speaking on various aspect of JavaScript development from creating maintainable bloat-free code to understanding accessibility issues around the use of Ajax.

Modern web development has certainly evolved such that heavier use of JavaScript has become so much more common-place. This event will give you some important insights that will help you make better use of JavaScript day to day.

This looks to be an exciting evening so I hope to see you there.

As usual the full details are available at the Web Standards Group London mini-site, be sure to register as soon as you can.

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1. On May 9th, 2007 at 11:29 pm Kid666 Blog » Blog Archive » Javascript in London Town; Web Standards Group Meetup said:

[...] Stu is organising another Web Standards Group meeting in London. This time it’s a Javascript Meetup. Speakers include Chris Heilmann and Steve Falkner. It’s going to be a good [...]

2. On May 11th, 2007 at 1:05 pm Accessify: latest news / Learn about JavaScript and Accessibility in London said:

[...] quick note to let you know that the next London Web Standards Group meetup is covering the topic of accessibility and JavaScript, to be hosted by Christian Heilmann and Steve Faulkner. Tickets are limited, so if this seems of [...]







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