#front end developement

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I wish this had been more informative in bringing you to HTML’s basic concepts and capabilities. You may apply to front-end development courses at the GALTech School of Technologies if you have the required front-end development skills and knowledge.

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A Front-End Developer's Ultimate Guide

This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience with front-end development. You'll learn the latest technologies and tools. Read mor

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First HTML5IL Meetup

When Ron Reiter asked me to join him and Alex Wolkov in organizing a Front End only sessions meetup, there was no doubt in my mind. There are some FED meetups and conventions happening in IL but not frequently and not solely FED related.

Ron Reiter, Alex Wolkov and myself

The three of us have been around for a while and are happily giving back to the community with lectures and lessons, participation in hackathons, creating and managing communities, creating tools, contributing to open source projects and sharing knowledge. Now, to further our involvement using our connections and experience, we wish to bring forth the best people in the industry from the most influential companies to talk about the hottest and most useful stuff.

Wednesday was the first meetup and it went very well. Thanks to Google Campus opening it's venue and supplying the pizzas, we had successful sessions and a good time with the ~120 participants.

Lots of FEDs in one room

People came in quite early and began munching and mingling. I gave a quick who/why/what and we were off with the first talk - Elad Katz on creating native apps for Windows 8 in HTML. Then, came up Ido Green talking about Google Chrome and future features. Took a break and came back for a final talk from Idan Gazit about Advanced Typography.

Elad Katz and Ron with last minute preparations

Then a group of us went over to a nearby restaurant to celebrate a successful evening with beers and (veggie) burgers.

Alex set a feedback page and from a quick look it seems that we shouldn't have rushed the talks. Either we extend their duration or prepare the speakers for the specified time. We'll get it right on the next one :)

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My talk on Web Audio API in 15 minutes

When Serge Krul asked if I could do a short lecture at Netcraft's first DevShots I knew I had to put mobile web dev aside this time and talk about something new and exciting. It was a no brainer though - as a musician from childhood and a short term sound tech, the Web Audio API intrigued me. Even more so when I took a glance at the documentation realizing the standard is incredible and opens up new worlds. My expertise in sound tech was a big help.

I have been doing lots of talks lately. It's exhausting but I love it. I'm always stressed before I get on stage but when I'm up there I feel relaxed and fluent. This talk was filled with energy - mine and the audience. I really felt their attention and heard their laughter (with me, not at me) and the cheer at the end. More over, much appreciated FEDs came up to me to congratulate on a job well done and said they actually learned something new :)

I think I got 'em mostly with my demo of hulk lip syncing. Here's the project on my Github.

No video I'm afraid but the slides are here from the SlideShare page.

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My Talk on Mobile Web Development at HTML5Fest

Did my first public talk about basic Mobile Web Development at HTML5Fest '11.

The slides on my SlideShare page.

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My talk at the HackAthing #2

HackAthing was great (apart for the missiles shot at Tel Aviv...). W3C brought in a camera crew to make this cool sum up video.

Also, did a preliminary talk about basic Mobile Web API's so participants know what's at their disposal.

Special guest appearance from Evyatar Amitay talking about Mobile Device Gaming experiments.

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My talk on Mobile Web Debugging at HTML5Fest

Last year I did a talk about Mobile Web Development at the HTML5Fest '11. Had to stop before getting to debugging tools.

So, in this year's HTML5Fest '12 I blabbed about mobile web console logging, to DOM inspection and dealing with device variety.

Next time I'm using Reflector App.

And the slides from SlideShare page