I submitted a proposal for SXSW Interactive: Even Faster Web Sites. SXSW is in Austin, March 13-17, 2009. It’s a great conference with a wide variety of content. John Resig recently announced two talk proposals. Both look great. In the same way, I hope to add a bit more technical content to the conference. I did a book reading last year that was very well attended, so I think there are a significant number of developers attending the conference. This year I hope to relay more techniques for making web pages (especially Web 2.0 pages) faster. The way SXSW works, talks are selected based on votes. If you think it would be good for SXSW, please add a comment by August 29 in support of my talk.
SXSW: get out the vote
August 25, 2008 10:57 AM
Charlie Park | 25-Aug-08 at 12:43 pm | Permalink
Done and done.
Thanks for letting us know about it.
Vardaan | 26-Aug-08 at 10:23 am | Permalink
I agree with idea, this is much similar to what Yahoo with YSlow is doin for web developers, though your Ideas are on literal implementation for same.
Moreover, it will save a plenty of bandwidth if it would be done by big websites that every online users browse them on daily basis right from google and allies to AOL, Yahoo, NyTimes,MySpace etc.
Péter Nagy | 07-Sep-08 at 4:11 am | Permalink
Hi Steve! Are you in the Chrome team? Have you got the chance to implement your ideas about browsers?