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<h1>State of the Browser 2012</h1>
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<div class="eleven columns">
9:00 Registration
9:45 Introduction from Michael Mahemoff
10:15 No app is an island
Description: The web is like a continent with roads linking everywhere to everywhere. Apps are like isolated islands in an uncharted sea. Learn how Web Intents builds bridges between these apps and to the rest of the web. "
Paul Kinlan, Google
10:55 Break
11:10 The Web As It Should Be
Martin Beeby(@thebeebs), Internet Explorer
With the advent of CSS3 and the ever-greater maturity of HTML5, it’s an exciting time for the Web. The possibilities for creating truly engaging – even addictive – Web and business applications appear limitless. And, with the release of Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft finally came in from the cold after many years in the world wide wilderness.
As Internet Explorer moves towards full support of standards-based HTML5 and CSS3, this is a great opportunity to hear from Martin Beeby about how these key technologies will be used to build and deliver the applications of tomorrow, engage end-users like never before, and generate even greater loyalty to Web-sites."
11:50 Chris Heillman, Mozilla
12:30 Lunch (a varied complementary lunch will be provided)
13:30 HTML5: A matter of good form
Patrick Lauke (@patrick_h_lauke), Opera
TBC
13:25 Break
13:40 Breakout session 1
14:50 Breakout session 2
Anything marked with * will be repeated across both breakout sessions.
Room 205, 13:40 - Martin Beeby "HTML5 Human Interaction (Kinect, Touch, Ink, Speech etc
Laurian Gridinoc (gridinoc), Jetpack Ambassador
A walk-through an easy way of creating Firefox Add-ons only with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Room 205, 14:50 - BlackBerry WebWorks Bootcamp
Sanyu Kiruluta (@BlackBerryDev), Research In Motion
Room 208 - The Dos and Don'ts on the Mobile Web *
Mathew Staikos (@BlackBerryDev); Manager, Browser & Web Platform - Blackberry WebWorks Platform, Research In Motion
Room 209 - HTML5 Canvas: The Future of Graphics on the Web *
Rob Hawkes (@robhawkes)
Room 211 - An introduction to Automated Browser Testing *
Simon Stewart (@shs96c), WebDriver Team Lead (Selenium)
Room 212 - Performance Optimization for HTML5 Apps *
Malte Ubl (@cramforce), Google
Room 213 - New CSS3 features plus Opera DragonFly *
Chris Mills, Opera
15:50 Break
16:10 Panel Q&A Discussion Chaired by Jim O'Donnell (@pekingspring)
17:00 Drinks at the Pilot Inn
Last year’s breakout sessions
13:40 Breakout session 1
14:50 Breakout session 2
Anything marked with * will be repeated across both breakout sessions.
Room 205, 13:40 - Mozilla Add-on SDK (née Jetpack)
Laurian Gridinoc (gridinoc), Jetpack Ambassador
A walk-through an easy way of creating Firefox Add-ons only with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Room 205, 14:50 - BlackBerry WebWorks Bootcamp
Sanyu Kiruluta (@BlackBerryDev), Research In Motion
Room 208 - The Dos and Don'ts on the Mobile Web *
Mathew Staikos (@BlackBerryDev); Manager, Browser & Web Platform - Blackberry WebWorks Platform, Research In Motion
Room 209 - HTML5 Canvas: The Future of Graphics on the Web *
Rob Hawkes (@robhawkes)
Room 211 - An introduction to Automated Browser Testing *
Simon Stewart (@shs96c), WebDriver Team Lead (Selenium)
Room 212 - Performance Optimization for HTML5 Apps *
Malte Ubl (@cramforce), Google
Room 213 - New CSS3 features plus Opera DragonFly *
Chris Mills, Opera
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