Announcing YUIConf: Oct 28-29, 2009

September 9, 2009 at 9:37 am by Jenny Han Donnelly | In Development | 4 Comments

Mark your calendars! We’re pleased to announce that YUIConf 2009, Yahoo!’s annual front-end engineering conference, will take place October 28 and 29 on our Sunnyvale campus.

We have a stellar lineup of technical sessions coming together for this year’s YUI-themed event, including

a sneak peek at the latest and greatest evolutions to the YUI library
deep dives into the core components of YUI 3, such as Node and Event
the widget infrastructure
internationalization
contributing to YUI
and much, much more!

For the first time this year we’ll be making available a limited number of seats for external developers, so stay tuned for schedule and registration information. Hope to see you there!

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So when can we expect more details on this? would you guys anticipate that seats will fill up fast? Any hint on prices fr tickets?? Can I put dibs on a couple tickets since I’m the first person to post a comment??? :D

Comment by Phillip Ball — September 14, 2009 #
How can I reserve tickets?

Comment by Young Park — September 17, 2009 #
[...] of the software since 2005. No doubt YUI will be the subject of discussion at Open Hack Day and YUIConf, both in [...]

Pingback by In the Wild for October 5, 2009 » Yahoo! User Interface Blog (YUIBlog) — October 5, 2009 #
Hey guys,

It’s free like all Yahoo developer events ;)

Here’s the schedule: http://yuilibrary.com/yuiconf2009/

Comment by richtaur — October 22, 2009 #

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