Charles on JavaScript
Charles has been developing and giving a talk on using JavaScript over the past few months. He gave it up at the Detroit Java User Group, and it looks like he’ll be giving it at the Ann Arbor Java User Group next week, Tuesday April 28th. Charles has been perfecting the “every-day” use of JavaScript for awhile, as you know if you’ve been listening to the podcast, and this talk is a good sum-up of all that work and knowledge.
Here’s the summary:
Charles Lowell will show why JavaScript is like no other major language when it comes to embedding into an application. Drawing from personal experience, Charles will present a treatment of the JavaScript object system and philosophy.
He will demonstrate how to use JavaScript to implement a scriptable webservice and demonstrate the ability to add and remove properties to native java objects and classes.
I would love to hear this presentation -but not enough to fly across the world. IF Charles could be persuaded to record the thing, it would make a great episode.
If recording is too much hassle, perhaps he could do the presentation wearing his headset mic anyway.
Pete F
April 22, 2009 at 2:12 pm
Chuckling at that Freudian typo in the second sentence… What kind of User Group are we talking about? :-)
Mike Lunt
April 23, 2009 at 11:36 am