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jQuery brings conference to Europe: Nokia Developer spotlights
kevinSharp | 18 February, 2012 00:49
Congratulations to Jack Franklin, Neil Lock, and Adam North, winners of free tickets to the jQuery conference in Oxford, UK courtesy Nokia Developer. This was the first ever European conference dedicated to the popular jQuery JavaScript library, and judging by the quality of the conference and the enthusiasm of the attendees, it's not likely to be the last. Nokia Developer was proud to be the spotlight sponsor at the event.
Jack Franklin at jQuery UK
Neil Lock at jQuery UK
Adam North at jQuery UK
If you did not get a chance to attend the sold-out conference, check out Jack’s notes which he published 'On Github, in Markdown, like a proper geek should, live blogged by committing & pushing changes to Github.'
He notes that coming in jQuery mobile v1.1 ( available for testing now) you will be able to set data-enhance="false" or data-ajax="false" attributes to tell jQuery mobile to keep its hands off your DOM.
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