Archive for March 2011
JSLent: give it up for JavaScript
Open Sourcing your code will put it under the scrutiny of many more eyes than your probably used to. Benjamin Young will be presenting an overview of JavaScript do's and don'ts, good habbits to have, bad ones to break, and the apps to help keep your code clean and tidy (and therefore legible). Good coding habits can help get your open source project off the ground more quickly by making it easy for new developers to join your team. If you enjoy a good coding style debate, this is probably the event of the year!
JSLent: give it up for JavaScript slides
Published on March 15, 2011 at 8:55 am | Permalink
#greenville channel on irc.freenode.net
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About OpenUpstate
OpenUpstate exists to foster collaboration in the tech community of Upstate South Carolina.
We are a loosely federated group of software and web developers in Upstate South Carolina who meet semi-regularly to discuss and hack on problems. Typically, we solve problems using open standards, open source, and open APIs.
For questions ping @bigbluehat or @openupstate on Twitter.