Async 2014 Show'n'Tell

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Async's 2014 International Show n' Tell

Thursday 6th November, 2014

• Full info on the Async website
• Sign up to attend on the event's Lanyrd page.

Speakers gist

Would you like to speak on the night? You'll have five minutes to tell us about something: a project, a library, a technique, a story, or anything else about JavaScript, related tech (HTML, CSS, SVG, etc), or the wider world of web.

Please leave a comment below (you can use Markdown if you want) and include:

• Your name
• Your main website, if you have one
• Twitter username, if you have one
• A sentence or two about your talk
• Any relevant links

Ryan Hanna
@heryandotus
I'll provide the break from the technical coding to talk about how to bootstrap marketing your project or app after you have released it and how to grow your user base.
http://gylippus.github.io/pgday2014-heryandotus/

Christophe Porteneuve
http://tddsworld.com
@porteneuve
Front-end Dev Avengers: super tight feedback loop for live injection of CSS in any browsers (and JS in Chrome), straight on source files and through our build chains.

FR slides of a recent talk about this (which I'd super-compress): http://bit.ly/devavengers
https://github.com/shakyShane/browser-sync
https://github.com/facebook/fb-flo
https://github.com/brunch/brunch

Yann Eves
http://aaunel.com
@aaunel
A brief introduction to the world of eSports and why it's a programmer's haven.

http://www.dotabuff.com/players/68336072

I'm going to talk about writing headless javascript in native mobile apps.

I've brought my open source project, Parker, to show. Parker is a CSS code quality command-line tool written in Node.JS.

npm install -g parker