Async Show and Tell

speakers.md

Async's 2012 International Show n' Tell

Thursday 8th November, 2012

☞ 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 on the night 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

Premasagar Rose, @premasagar

I'm up for giving a 5 minute intro to Pablo, which is a JavaScript library for creating and manipulating SVG (scalable vector graphics): http://pablojs.com

It's brand new, and I'm going to going into a lot of detail in the Async on 22nd Nov: http://asyncjs.com/pablo/ - so this will be a tiny overview. 

Dan Neame, @cham on Twitter and cham here on github

I can show an HTML5 game I knocked up a month or two back that is supposed to run on any device with a browser - https://github.com/cham/JS-gravity-game

Morgan Roderick, @mrgnrdrck

I'd like to give a talk about focusing on the mobile web, and what that means for the future of individual sites as well as the web as as whole

I will not be able to attend.

Due to a mixup in plane ticket booking I will not be able to speak as well. I'm very sorry about this, since it's kinda last minute…

Tim Down
http://widgit.com/
@TpDown

I'd like to talk about my current work project that has just gone into beta. It's an online word processor with symbols (see website for details about our symbols).

My talk will rely on wi-fi. Will this be available?

Hi all,
Thanks to everyone who's offered a talk. You're all in!
@tpryan & @arjaneising - no worries, next time...

There's still room for more, if anyone's up for it.

Cheers,
Prem

Chris Newton
http://chrisnewtn.com
@chrisnewtn
I'd like join a talk with @glennjones about Elsewhere, an API written in Node.js that replicates the functionality of the retired Google Social Graph.