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Update: Slides for these talks have been posted: Professional Frontend Engineering in London and High Performance Web Sites in Amsterdam.

Next week Tuesday I’ll be presenting an updated “High Performance Web Sites” talk at the inaugural Kings of Code conference in Amsterdam. From there I’m headed to the second half of London Web Week and will be giving a talk called “Professional Frontend Engineering” in the Friday plenary slot at the outstanding @media conference.

Kings of Code logo

The Kings of Code conference is shaping up to be a great event. I’m excited to hear what fellow speakers John Resig, Peter-Paul Koch (PPK), Folke Lemaitre, Nate Abele, Mark Birbeck, and host Robert Gaal have to share with us.

@media conference logo

The @media conference is equally impressive. It’s consistently been one of my very favorite events for the last few years. The speakers are insightful and generous, the attendees are smart and engaged, and Patrick and the rest of the organizers put on a warm, welcoming, and action-packed event with lots of time for networking, hallway conversations, and a wee bit of pub-based debauchery. Spread over two days it promises to saturate us all with inspiration and insight.

Please email me, leave a comment below, or shoot me a note of Twitter (follow me) if you’re going to be in the area and want to catch up. If you let me know in advance that our paths will cross I’ll be sure to bring you a little gift.

Now if somebody could please do something about the #$%#@$# exchange rate…

11 Responses to “London and Amsterdam”

  1. Hey Nate, I’ll be down at @Media, I’ll be interested to hear your talk as I’m currently piloting the use of YUI grids on my company’s new website. Hope to see you there.

  2. There won’t be much discussion of YUI Grids in either of my talks, but I’d love a chance to discuss your usage in person and see if I can help. And if you have suggestions for the next version of Grids based on your experience, I’d love to hear about it.

    When we meet in person be sure to mention this comment/connection so I can give you your trinket.

  3. Eugene Korovin May 25th, 2008 - 6:22 pm

    Hey Nate!

    I accidentally came across your blog. It is good to learn you are doing well @ yahoo…

    Keep it up,

    Eugene

  4. Heya Nate - good to see you coming down to the UK again (no good hip-hop gigs for you this time round I’m afraid though :-<).

    Though I’m comparing the second @media stage I’m happy to see that you’re talk on the Friday spans both so I won’t miss it!

    Check your emails for an invite I’ve just sent you for Saturday/Sunday…..

    Hope you have a good journey!

  5. Hey Nate!
    I want to konw more about your talk “Professional Frontend Engineering”,and i think this will
    be very useful for me, where can i get know it?

  6. Hey Nate!

    I was at the Kings of Code conference in Amsterdam and learned a lot from your presentation on “High Performance Web Sites”. Afterwarts discussing (and drinking of course ;)) at Club11 was interesting. So thanks a lot for learning me this much in one day!

    Till next conference!

    Ps. We wrote a little item on the Kings of Code conference with a photo of you at Club11:
    http://www.digital4u.nl/nieuws_d4u.php?nid=18009

  7. Hey Nate,

    I couldn’t go to @media but I’m really interested to hear your talk. Do you know if your talk had been recorded?

    Cheers!

  8. I just wanted to say that your talk at the @media conference was far the greatest of them all. All hail for the frontend -enginers :)

  9. Nelson Menezes June 2nd, 2008 - 2:44 am

    Hey Nate.

    Great talk on Friday; it was one of the best session of @media. Just wondering if you’ll be making the slides available?

    Thanks!

  10. Hey Nate, Is it possible to download your talk at the @media?

  11. Chris van Leeuwen June 5th, 2008 - 6:24 am

    Hey Nate - I realy loved your talk last friday! I was wondering if you will be publishing your slides? Keep up the good work!

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