jQuery Camp 2008 Announced

The jQuery Team is pleased to announce the second annual jQuery Camp! jQuery Camp 2008 will be held on Sunday, Sept. 28, the day before The Ajax Experience, in Boston, MA (location TBA).

Last year, over 100 jQuery developers gathered for a full day of jQuery sessions, which included talks from such big names as jQuery creator John Resig and other core team members, as well as talks from expert users exploring new and exciting jQuery projects. It brought together the largest group of jQuery Core Team members ever assembled, and gave users the opportunity to pick their brains and pitch new ideas.

The event was a *clear* success, and this year's camp promises to be even better.

jQuery Camp 2008 will offer two tracks, providing both introductory and advanced sessions, covering a variety of topics. Ajax development, Ruby integration, mashups, security and the recently released jQuery UI component and effects library are just some of the topics already lined up.

jQuery Camp 2008 will charge a nominal fee of $50 per person, which will include lunch. Attendees need NOT be registered for The Ajax Experience to attend. Registration will open in July; keep an eye on jQuery.com for more details!

For those attending The Ajax Experience, show organizers have recently announced a half-day time slot for additional jQuery sessions, on September 29th at the conference center. The agenda is still up in the air, but we're thinking of offering a "Dream Team Code Review" session, where users can have code reviewed by members of the jQuery team. We're interested in your feedback; would you attend this session?

jQuery Camp 2008 is a truly fantastic opportunity to learn from the jQuery team and socialize with top jQuery developers; we're looking forward to meeting everyone!

See you all in September.

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joshua cyr's Gravatar I have been meaning to dive into jquery... maybe a good excuse since it is right down the road from me.
# Posted By joshua cyr | 6/26/08 12:40 PM
Rey Bango's Gravatar I really hope you can make it Joshua!
# Posted By Rey Bango | 6/26/08 12:44 PM
Andy Matthews's Gravatar Rey...

You gonna be there that weekend? I'm going to see if I can get my manager to spring for at least some of this. Heck, I'd even buy my own ticket (plane or attendance) if my company would pay the other.
# Posted By Andy Matthews | 6/26/08 1:30 PM
Rey Bango's Gravatar @Andy: Yep, I'll be there for sure.
# Posted By Rey Bango | 6/26/08 1:34 PM
Andy Matthews's Gravatar Do we have the hours yet? I'd like to pitch this to my boss. With it being on Sunday I don't think it should be a problem with work, but I'd also like to look at getting there.
# Posted By Andy Matthews | 6/26/08 2:37 PM
Rey Bango's Gravatar It would be a whole day thing Andy. Most likely 9am till 6pm.
# Posted By Rey Bango | 6/26/08 3:58 PM
daniel's Gravatar Any chance to see the sessions online, streaming, online seminar? european people would need it :(
# Posted By daniel | 6/26/08 5:41 PM
Rey Bango's Gravatar We'll see what we can do to facilitate that but can't guarantee it at the moment.
# Posted By Rey Bango | 6/26/08 6:07 PM
Kevin Hoyt's Gravatar Count me in, Rey! Looking forward to the chance to sign up!
# Posted By Kevin Hoyt | 6/26/08 6:38 PM
Rey Bango's Gravatar Awesome Kevin!!! A jQuery plus Adobe AIR session would be awesome. Would you be up for that?
# Posted By Rey Bango | 6/27/08 11:02 AM
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