12 days left until jQuery Asia!

Only 12 days left until the big event that those residing in Asia will not want to miss -- the first jQuery Conference Asia!

As noted in the program, “DaVinci Studio” will be used to demonstrate HTML5 dev tips, as it is a new, state of the art dev tool perfect to create web app and rich media content. DaVinci has a structure based on jQuery and also completely supports HTML5 & CSS3 standards, which is why the DaVinci Dev Team has been chosen to host the very first jQuery Conference Asia.

If you are in the neighborhood, you will definitely want to attend this historical event, produced by the DaVinci Team in collaboration with the jQuery Foundation.
Speakers from all around the world will provide HTML5 pros and devs with the latest jQuery trends and information.

Easy registration at the official jQuery Conference Asia homepage noted below.

 

You may also visit the Davinci and Facebook homepages for more details:

- Homepage: http://www.jqueryasia.com/indexEn.ofm

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/DavinciTool OR
                    www.facebook.com/JQueryConferenceAsia

- Twitter: https://twitter.com/davincitool

DaVinci Animator on the Way

Just what web designers are waiting for: an easy to use WYSIWYG animator that comes with a timeline so that you can visually work out animation and create outstanding rich media content. Developers and designers can create in Flash, HTML5, CSS3, or JavaScript. An Animation Preset Library (effects and transitions) is also included to help you create all kinds of animated effects in a snap.

DaVinci Animator is currently undergoing final testing and will be released in November 2012. Stay tuned for specific release dates and special offers.

Agenda for jQuery Conference Asia 2012

The speakers and agenda for the conference is as follows:

Speaker	Agenda
Richard D. Worth (jQuery Executive Director)	The State of jQuery jQuery has grown over nearly 7 years to become the most widely used JavaScript library ever. What is planned for jQuery 2.0, and related projects jQuery UI, jQuery Mobile, QUnit, and TestSwarm. We will also discuss the jQuery Foundation, which supports the development of these and the community around them.
Ralph Whitbeck (jQuery Board Member)	In-depth look at the mechanics of mobile app framework According to the jQuery Mobile team, South Korea is the most popular country for jQuery Mobile development in the world. This session will take an in-depth look at the mechanics of this excellent mobile app framework as well as cover widget creation, plugin integration, and custom theming. And that's not all.
Kris Borchers (Red Hat Senior Software Engineer)	The New Hotness in jQuery UI The jQuery UI team has been working really hard lately to not only update the website, add an API site, and fix bugs and further stabilize the library, but to also add a number of new, and highly requested widgets. In this talk, we will take a brief look at the status of the jQuery UI project and its planned roadmap going forward. From there, we'll dive a little deeper into the new widgets that were introduced in 1.9, then we'll take a quick look at what's coming in 1.10, 1.11 and 2.0 and hopefully give you a clear picture of where the project is headed and how you could possibly jump in and help us out.
Corey Frang (Active jQuery contributor)	jQuery Animation Animation is not a simple thing. We will learn to avoid some common problems people face when trying to animate, learn how to best use and extend jQuery's animation capabilities, and explore the new animation options in jQuery 1.8 and UI 1.9.
Julian Aubourg (jQuery Core Team Member)	Ask Julian About XHRAbstract: Think Think you know everything about $.ajax()? Think again! Prefilters, transports, converters: there are so many ways you can hook into jQuery's network architecture and make your life that much easier. Illformed JSON you have no way to fix on the backend? Solved! Need to load a stylesheet and wait for it to be loaded? Solved! Need to parse error messages automagically? Solved! If you're using $.ajax() on a daily basis, then that's a session you don't wanna miss.
Dan Heberden (jQuery Foundation Director of Technology)	Getting In Sync With Async Asynchronous code is hard. Especially when it needs to happen synchronously. We'll cover a great solution to this problem using jQuery's Deferreds and Callbacks API. We'll also take a look at how flow control and asynchronous operations can be easily managed and utilized to their fullest potential.
Chang Wook Do (DaVinci Development Team)	Data Binding with DaVinci Studio (Case Study : Data-driven model and Knockout.JS) Data Binding is technology and a concept that closely connects data and UI. We'll take a look at a case study using Knockout.JS to develop a data-driven model web client. We will go over the value of data-driven mode within web apps in the hopes to deepen understanding for integrating various open sources.
Yun Ho Choi (DaVinci Development Team)	How to Use a HTML5 Dev Tool (DaVinci Studio) The main goal for HTML5 tools is to develop optimized web app UX. This lecture covers what devs are looking for in tools and will also cover the webkit browser that works as the editing engine. We'll go over problems that may occur during development and how to solve them.
Won Seok Lee (DaVinci Development Team)	HTML5 and a New Era We have entered a "mobile era" in which standard technologies have opened doors to an open web platform -- a new generation platform that provides freedom with app compatibility. In this session, we will look at HTML5 industry trends, W3C standardization (including Web OS and app stores), and what this new era has to bring.

DaVinci to host the first Jquery Conference Asia 2012!

Don’t miss out on the first ever jQuery Conference Asia, to be held on November 12, 2012 in Seoul, South Korea.

According to the jQuery Mobile team, South Korea is the most popular country for jQuery Mobile development in the world and has decided for Seoul to be the lucky city to host this event. Six jQuery board members will attend to present the latest jQuery developments as well as other web app related topics. Over 400 developers, designers, publishers and other web/mobile professionals are expected to participate in this exciting event.

“DaVinci Studio” will be used to demonstrate HTML5 dev tips, as it is a new, state of the art dev tool perfect to create web app and rich media content. DaVinci has a structure based on jQuery and also completely supports HTML5 & CSS3 standards, which is why the DaVinci Dev Team has been chosen to host the very first jQuery Conference Asia.
 
The DaVinci Dev Team and jQuery are striving to set up an excellent program, presenting participants with the newest trends and information in this exciting field as well as the perfect environment to make connections.

 

Visit the jQuery Conference Asia 2012 official site for more details:

http://www.jqueryasia.com/indexEn.ofm