Talks by K. Adam White
I am a JavaScript developer at Bocoup, and a co-organizer of the Boston WordPress Meetup Group—you can find me on twitter @kadamwhite. This is a repository of slides from talks and presentations I have given at conferences and meetups over the past several years.
Technical Disclaimer
Each slide deck should be taken as representative of what I knew when I wrote the presentation—older content may consequentially be out-of-date. If you see any technical errors or inaccuracies vs current libraries or evolving standards, please file an issue against this repository and I will update the content.
- Side Projects, Front & Center, EmpireJS, April 2015
- Building MBTAwesome, Boston Node.js Meetup, April 2015
- Modular JavaScript, WordCamp San Francisco, October 2014
- Modular JavaScript, WordCamp Providence, September 2014
- Modular JavaScript, WordCamp Chicago, June 2014
- Make Your Own Artist Website, Somerville Open Studios, March 2014
- Backbone.js for WordPress Developers, WPSessions, January 2014
- Evolving Your JavaScript with Backbone.js II, WordCamp Boston, October 2013
- Common Issues in Unit Testing AngularJS Directives, AngularJS Boston, September 2013 (lightning talk)
- Evolving Your JavaScript with Backbone.js, WordCamp Providence, August 2013
- Writing Apps with JavaScript, Backbone and WordPress, WordCamp Chicago, June 2013
- Git Going: Version Your Code Like It's 2013, Boston WordPress Meetup, April 2013
- An Introduction to Stylesheet Pre-Processors, WordPress Providence Meetup, March 2013
- Backbone & Underscore: jQuery's New Friends, WordCamp Boston, July 2012
- How WE can have nice things: The future of front-end tools (and what it means to WordPress developers), WordCamp Boston, July 2012
- Stepping Into Custom Post Types, WordCamp Boston, July 2011
These presentations, with limited exceptions, all use in-browser HTML5 slide deck libraries. I am particularly indebted to the authors of the tools listed below, without whom my presentations would have looked considerably less awesome:
The Microphone I am using as a favicon is from The Noun Project