46 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Luke Smith provides a deep introduction to the YUI 3 event system including its support for DOM events, event delegation, synthetic events, and custom events. (Slides | Transcript).
38 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Todd Kloots presents an indispensable introduction to YUI 3's powerful suite of tools. (Slides | Transcript).
32 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Isaac Schlueter works through a real-world use case of building YUI 3's forthcoming AutoComplete widget. (Slides | Transcript).
35 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI architect Matt Sweeney reviews principles of high-performance web development and looks at how best to implement those principles in YUI 3-based projects. (Slides | Transcript).
56 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Satyen Desai provides a detailed tour of the YUI 3 widget subsystem. (Slides | Transcript).
44 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Todd Kloots demonstrates the accessibility toolkit built into YUI 3. (Slides | Transcript).
47 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Matt Snider, the lead frontend engineer for Mint.com (recently acquired by Intuit), contributed the YUI Storage Utility in the 2.8.0 release. In this session, he provides an overview of the Storage Utility's features and the nuances of the various storage backends. (Slides | Transcript).
49 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Satyen Desai, senior YUI engineer, discusses YUI's next-generation codeline, YUI 3. (Transcript).
51 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI Engineer and accessibility specialist Todd Kloots discusses the development of accessibility features in the YUI 3 codeline. (Slides | Transcript).
43 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Jenny Donnelly, senior YUI engineer and author of the DataSource, AutoComplete and DataTable components, provides a hacker's guide to the use of YUI in rapid-prototyping situations.
49 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Todd Kloots, YUI engineer and accessibility specialist, talks about the emerging ARIA specification and how to leverage its power in creating web applications that are usable and intuitive for users of screen-reader software.
40 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Eric Miraglia and Matt Sweeney of the YUI Team provide an overview of the forthcoming YUI 3 release. YUI 3 is currently available as a public preview at http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/3.
-->36 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Senior YUI engineer Dav Glass introduces you to the YUI Rich Text Editor in this October 2007 tech talk.
42 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo Front Page engineer Nicholas C. Zakas provides a foundational review of test-driven development theory and its practical implementation in JavaScript with YUI Test.
42 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Senior YUI engineer Nate Koechley guides you through the YUI CSS foundation in this October 2007 tech talk.
9 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! Engineer Matt Mlinac introduces you to the YUI ImageLoader Utility.
25 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
The YUI Menu Control comprises three rich, powerful UI tools. In this 25 minute video, YUI Menu developer Todd Kloots orients you to the Menu Control's structure, design, and implementation.
42 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Nicholas Zakas is an engineer on the team that brings you My Yahoo!, one of the most popular personalized portals on the web. In this talk, Zakas focuses on some fundamental concepts in the world of frontend engineering with an eye toward making code more maintainable.
34 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video
Matt Sweeney, author of YUI's Animation Utility, Dom Collection and TabView Control, spoke to hackers gathered for Yahoo!s first Open Hack Day September 29, 2006. In this talk, Matt argues for the strict separation of presentation, content and behavior, providing a historical perspective on the evolution of available tools for engineering stable, scalable, applications using semantic approaches.
90 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo!'s JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford surveys the features of the JavaScript programming language. (Slides).
102 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Douglas Crockford puts the JavaScript programming language in its proper historical context, tracing the language's structure and conventions (and some of its quirks) back to their roots in the early decades of computer science. (Slides | Transcript).
56 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford discusses the recent ECMA5 development process and efforts to improve the language in the future. (Slides | Transcript).
49 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford tells the story of how JSON was discovered and how it became a major standard for describing data. (Slides | Transcript).
36 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford argues that to take the web forward we need to look back — to the days of the great browser wars when innovation lit up the web. Standards have stagnated, and only a new browser war can break us loose from the current rut.
111 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford provides a comprehensive introduction to the JavaScript Programming Language in this four-part video:
67 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford lectures on the nuances of the JavaScript programming language in this three-part video:
78 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford discusses the nexus between JavaScript and the browser, exploring the history of the BOM and DOM APIs and their impact on frontend engineering today. This presentation is archived in three parts:
48 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford provided the anchoring keynote for Yahoo!'s annual internal web-development conference in March, 2007. The subject of the talk is "Quality" — the processes by which we engineer quality into our software and, of course, the processes by which we often fail to do so.
40 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford keynotes the 2007 Konfabulator Developer Day at Yahoo! on June 7, 2007. In this talk, he describes his own journey from skepticism about JavaScript to a deep appreciation for its power and elegance.
49 minutes; source: YUIBlog (Flash)
Yahoo engineer and YUI contributor Julien Lecomte covers seven key areas of performance relating to modern web applications in this December 2007 tech talk.
42 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) | yuiblog.com (M4V)
This event brought together at Yahoo! Mike Shaver from Mozilla, Chris Wilson from Microsoft's IE team, CTO Håkon Lie from Opera, and moderator Douglas Crockford from Yahoo! to talk about the current state of the browser landscape. Recorded on February 28, 2007.
22 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash)
Gopal Venkatesan was the first frontend engineer hired by Yahoo! in India. In this talk, he explores some core characteristics of performant JavaScript. Recorded on March 8, 2007.
48 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Eric Miraglia provides a high-level introduction to key concepts underlying the YUI 3 codeline. (Slides | Transcript).
55 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Dav Glass introduces you to the YUI Gallery and steps through the process of making contributions to the YUI project. (Slides | Transcript).
40 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Allen Rabinovich discusses the YUI 3 Charts implementation, currently under development. (Slides | Transcript).
48 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Reid Burke discusses the Yahoo! Application Platform and how you can use it, along with YUI, to reach Yahoo!'s vast audience. (Slides | Transcript).
28 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Chad Auld of Yahoo! introduces the YUI PHP Loader, a flexible tool for loading modular JavaScript and CSS projects. (Slides | Transcript).
47 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! engineer Ron Adams discusses the creation of automated QA workflows that combine YUI Test, Selenium and Hudson to automate JavaScript unit tests. (Slides | Transcript).
32 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! frontend engineer Stephen Woods provides a guided tour to YUI's documentation engine, YUI Doc. YUI Doc is language-agnostic and can be used to document a variety of project styles. (Slides | Transcript).
60 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
YUI engineer Luke Smith discusses the fine art of debugging web applications, looking at general tools and techniques and providing a few specific hints about debugging in YUI 3. (Slides | Transcript).
52 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! home page engineer Nicholas Zakas, author of Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, discusses frontend architecture for complex, modular web applications with significant JavaScript elements. (Slides | Transcript).
24 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Isaac Schlueter and Matt Hackett show a proof-of-concept in which a multi-player, web-based tic-tac-toe game is created using server-side JavaScript. (Transcript).
24 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Yahoo! Developer Network technologist Jonathan LeBlanc provides an introduction to the Yahoo! Query Language (YQL) and demonstrates its use with YUI. (Slides | Transcript).
55 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
PPK of Quirksmode talks about his recent research on browser events across both desktop and mobile browsers.
89 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Nate Koechley lays out the foundations of professional frontend engineering as they've developed at Yahoo over the past decade.
72 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
jQuery author John Resig talks about modern JavaScript and DOM programming.
43 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Performance expert Nicole Sullivan outlines best practices in building fast, beautiful websites.
37 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Steve Souders is Yahoo's former chief peformance guru and the author of High Performance Web Sites. While at Yahoo, Steve led a team investigating the root causes of poor page performance and applying the lessons learned to Yahoo!'s high-traffic, media-rich properties. Steve now serves in a similar role at Google.
51 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Bill Scott served as a Yahoo Ajax Evangelist and engineering manager from 2005-7. In this talk, given at nearly a dozen conferences around the world, Bill taxonomizes the rich interaction patterns that characterize the evolving web — a must-see for web designers and frontend engineers. (Slides, in Apple Keynote format, can be downloaded here [253MB].)
29 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
PPK is best-known as the author of the essential frontend engineering site quirksmode. In this talk, he discusses his more recent work — the formation of a professional guild for frontend engineers in Holland.
51 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Joseph Smarr is the Chief Platform Architect at Plaxo, Inc., where he's led the engineering of Plaxo's address-book integration application. In this talk, Smarr explores the core lessons that he and his Plaxo team have learned in the development of their apps and the details of how they've leveraged maximum performance from the web browser.
48 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
The Yahoo! Developer Network's international evangelist Christian Heilmann discusses his philosophy for creating fast, powerful, compelling applications using the Yahoo Query Language (YQL) and the Yahoo User Interface Library (YUI). (Slides).
43 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Christian Heilmann 'International Evangelist' des Yahoo Developer Network erklaert seine Philosophie und zeigt Tipps und Tricks wie man Web Applikationen ganz einfach und schnell erstellt indem man auf Bausteinen wie die Yahoo Query Language (YQL) und der Yahoo User Interface Library (YUI) aufbaut. (Slides).
73 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
John Resig of Mozilla, creator of the popular jQuery JavaScript library, reviews options for testing and performance analysis in JavaScript and previews the significant changes coming soon in jQuery 1.4. (Slides | Transcript).
37 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Eric Ferraiuolo of Oddnut Software talks about the nuances of deploying real-world web applications using YUI 3. (Slides | Transcript).
66 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Brendan Eich, the creator of the world's most popular programming language, talks about the struggle over the ES4 proposal and how it resulted in a specific set of proposals for ES5. (Transcript).
62 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Brad Neuberg of Google provides a wide-ranging introduction to HTML5 as it's being implemented in modern browsers, including features such as SVG/Canvas, the video tag, database storage, app-cache, and more. (Slides | Transcript).
42 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Andreas Bovens and David Storey from browsermaker Opera Software talk about the Opera browser, reviewing key points that developers should be aware of as they work to support Opera on their sites. (Transcript).
68 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Tom Preston-Werner, Chris Wanstrath and Scott Chacon of GitHub discuss the distinguishing characteristics of Git as a source control tool and how GitHub empowers social coding in compelling new ways. (Transcript).
19 minutes; source: YUI Theater (Hi-res flash) or yuiblog.com (.m4v, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Charles McCathie Nevile, Opera's Chief Standards Officer, talks about the Dragonfly debugger debuting with Opera 10. (Slides | Transcript).
48 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) | download.yahoo.com (MP4; recommended)
Joe Hewitt is a Mozilla developer who has written software dear to the heart of all web developers, including the original Mozilla DOM Inspector. Joe's newest Mozilla tool is Firebug, an integral logging and debugging extension for Firefox that sets a new standard for its category. Joe provided a power-user tour while announcing Firebug 1.0's release on January 25, 2007, at Yahoo!. Joe is a co-founder of Parakey, Inc.
15 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or download.yahoo.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Firefox co-founder and Firebug author Joe Hewitt discusses his newest project, iUI — a JS/CSS bundle empowering rapid development of web applications for iPhone that emulate the iPhone's native visual elements and transtions. Recorded in July 2007, a few weeks after the release of the iPhone, this talk also provides an excellent early overview of the state of iPhone web development and an orientation to standards support in the iPhone implementation of Safari.
56 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Grady Booch is an IBM Fellow and one of the co-creators of UML. In this talk, he discusses the complex matrix of decisions and processes, both intentional and unintentional, that lead to the software designs and architectures upon which we increasingly rely in everyday life. This is a version of a talk originally given to the British Computer Society in honor of Alan Turing.
57 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
John Resig of Mozilla Corp., author of the popular JQuery JavaScript library, describes the role of libraries in the world of frontend engineering, the problems they solve, and the things we can learn from how developers use and think about libraries in their projects.
55 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
Author David Weinberger speaks with Yahoo!'s Bradley Horowitz about the nature of our evolving relationship to information — a relationship that is at the heart of the growing network of web-services-dependent applications on the web.
28 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video
Iain Lamb, cofounder of the Oddpost webmail startup that was acquired by Yahoo! and eventually became the basis for the all-new Yahoo! Mail, speaks at Yahoo!'s Open Hack Day on the skills needed by hackers in the new network ecosystem of mashups and web services.
47 minutes; source: Yahoo! Video (Flash) or yuiblog.com (M4V, iPod/iPhone-compatible)
GW Micro founder Doug Geoffray discusses the evolution of screen readers on the desktop and the nature of the challenges we face as we start addressing similar issues in the context of rich internet applications.
10 minutes; source: YUIBlog (Flash)
An interview with frontend engineers at LinkedIn discussing their use of YUI.