JSCONFEU

"Category Theory in JavaScript - It's not useful but it's fun!" #jsconfeu

— Friedemann Altrock (@fwg)2012-10-06 09:19:05

Nice. JED is a gettext impl. for JS, integrates with Handlebars too. #jsconfeu http://t.co/91KD815e

— Alex Coles (@myabc)2012-10-06 09:19:03

Geez... @johnbender just knocked a lot of socks off at #jsconfeu. I loved his whole "anyonehaveanyquestions?nogoodletsmoveon" thing #ratatat

— Carter M Rabasa (@CarterRabasa)2012-10-06 09:18:29

Hardest problem at #jsconfeu so far is to decide which of the great talks I want to see. Oh well, not the worst problem to have.

— Robin Mehner (@rmehner)2012-10-06 09:18:25

i18n for JS: Jed (might soon be called gettext2.js) https://t.co/ktenE5JQ solves i18n pluralization, gender and more. #jsconfeu

— Björn Söderqvist (@kaptencybear)2012-10-06 09:17:28

Super interesting talk about category theory by @johnbender at #jsconfeu. Definitely have to check out https://t.co/g3BTGAhR

— Robin Mehner (@rmehner)2012-10-06 09:16:31

RT @ctavan: Awesome avoid-JS-use-CSS-talk and sooooo appealing slides by @karolinaszczur, very nice! #jsconfeu

— John Hann (@unscriptable)2012-10-06 09:15:57

If @rem and @brianleroux say that you did a good job I guess you can relax and enjoy #jsconfeu. Thanks for all feedback! :)

— Karolina Szczur (@karolinaszczur)2012-10-06 09:15:08

Jon Bender's talk on improving jQuery with category theory is my favourite talk so far. Seriously badass! #jsconfeu

— Angelina Fabbro (@angelinamagnum)2012-10-06 09:13:58

@jake_boxer https://t.co/nced1FzI #jsconfeu

— Eamon Leonard (@EamonLeonard)2012-10-06 09:07:43