JavaScript/HTML5 Client topics in Visual Studio Live in Las Vegas 2015

This should be a very interesting conference to attend if you have the time and money to spare.

HTML5/CSS3 offers with JavaScript capabilities for client as well as in serrver development contexts. These allow developers to crate rich and compelling experiences for users.

This track includes:

•JavaScript, HTML 5, and CSS 3
•Single Page Applications (SPAs)
•Angular and TypeScript

The following are the session details for JavaScript/HTML5 development related topics.

T02  JavaScript for the C# (and Java) Developer  
T08  Write Next Generation, Object Oriented JavaScript, with TypeScript  
T14  It's the Top 10 of Cool HTML5 Features Every Developer Should Know Right Now  
T20  I Just Met You, and "This" is Crazy, But Here's My NaN, So Call (me) Maybe?  
W02  Getting Started with jQuery and How it Works Together with ASP.NET WebForms and MVC 
W08  Build Data-Centric HTML5 Single Page Applications with Breeze  
W14  Busy Developer's Guide to MEANJS  
W20  Creating Angular Applications Using Visual Studio LightSwitch  
W26  JavaScript Patterns for the C# Developer  
TH02  AngularJS for ASP.NET MVC Developers  
TH08  Securing Angular Apps  
TH14  Unit Testing JavaScript Applications  
TH20  Building Single Page Web Applications Using JavaScript and the MVVM Pattern  
TH26  Busy Developer's Guide to SignalR and WebSockets  

More details here:
http://vslive.com/Events/Las-Vegas-2015/Tracks/JavaScript-HTML5-Client.aspx

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