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CascadiaJS - a JSConf for the Pacific Northwest
- tarr11 14y agoCool idea. Any idea on what the topics will be?
- jerrysievert 14y agoJavascript! CascadiaJS had an open call for proposals - you can read about most of them here: https://github.com/cascadiajs/cascadiajs.github.com/tree/master/proposal https://github.com/cascadiajs/cascadiajs.github.com/tree/mas...
- crabasa 14y agoGood question. Topics will run the gamut of applications of JS (browser, Node.js, Windows 8, etc). We used GitHub to post a public call-for-speakers. Prospective speakers were asked to fork the repo, add their proposal and submit a pull request. All credit to Troy Howard (@thoward37) for setting that up. You can check-out the submissions here: https://github.com/cascadiajs/cascadiajs.github.com/tree/master/proposal https://github.com/cascadiajs/cascadiajs.github.com/tree/mas...
- doublerebel 14y agoI think this is the exactly the right place and the right time for such an event. Great to see it in my backyard!
- crabasa 14y agoGlad you're excited! I moved to Seattle almost exactly 3 years ago to work at Microsoft and was always mystified why I had to go somewhere else (DC, Portland, Scottsdale, the list goes on) to attend an awesome JS conference. That sense of "why not us?" was the genesis for this event.
- kadjar 14y agoFor $275? No way.
- crabasa 14y agoThis is a not-for-profit event and every penny will be spent on flying in the best speakers and providing a really amazing experience for the attendees, many of which are coming in from out of town. In fact, we'd have to charge much more if not for the financial support of our sponsors.
- fourstar 14y agoWhy is icanhazcheezburger sponsoring this?
- nickbarnwell 14y agoBen Huh, their CEO, started the network in in Seattle and still lives here, as does the company (to the best of my knowledge)