http://www.igvita.com/slides/2012/html5devconf/#1

https://twitter.com/#!/igrigorik

really good slides about google analytics + reading the data about different segments/devices and identifying bottlenecks worldwide, which we wouldn’t catch otherwise; also some js/connection timing stuff which doesn’t require too much effort, but seriously improves the users’ experience!

http://www.jeremyckahn.com/misc/0-60/0-60.pdf

https://twitter.com/#!/jeremyckahn

not so readable without video, but it’s a nice presentation about animation

(I saw cameras, so it should go online some time soon)

interesting stuff is actual benchmarks comparing css and js (css is faster!)

(@wiredearp told us a long time ago)

60fps is the limit of human perception, so we don’t need to go higher, but we should keep it at 60fps

dom minimize reflows -> use css transformaitons instead of position absolute/fixed

when scaling stuff, use the biggest size as 1.0, because everything gets rasterized when resizing

javascript <3 css

https://speakerdeck.com/u/getify/p/html5-javascript-on-crack-v3

https://github.com/getify/wepuzzleit/

http://test.getify.com/wepuzzleit/

https://twitter.com/#!/getify

this might be all known by some people, but it’s nice to see all html5 features (with some heavy feelings against appcache) collected in one set of slides/game with code

of course, websockets failed while doing the presentation =P
(but the hotel internet was awful)

Douglas Crockford held a “keynote”; contents: 29.5% - software patents suck and I’m going to get rid of them! [this part was nice, because patents are really not working out for inventors]; 69.5% - yahoo sucks and management sucks and they should feel bad; 1% - don’t forget to use your semicolons;

https://twitter.com/#!/angularjs

we also met the angular.js guys, they gave a presentation, but I only caught the end and I saw some new demos I haven’t seen before, but I’m sure they are still keeping the big upcoming angularjs google product a secret!