Philly.NET is looking for speakers to fill 60 sessions for Code Camp 2010.1. We have exciting news this year. 10 of the sessions will be broadcast live by the MSDN team in Redmond and posted to Channel 9. We need to set the agenda by March 12 so please get your submissions posted in the coming days.

Enter your session details here…

Details

Our first 2010 Code Camp will be held at the DeVry University campus in Fort Washington, PA on Saturday, April 10 from 8:30-5:00.  Please register at EventBrite. Detailed directions are on the DeVry web site.

• Lots of code, just say no to slides!
• 8 hours
• 60 sessions (8:30, 10:00, 12:30, 2:00, 3:30)
• 10 of those sessions recorded and broadcast live through MSDN and published on Channel 9.
• 12 tracks
• 600 seats with tables (laptops welcome)
• Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack
• Raffles and prizes at 5:00
• Easy parking
• After hours party (network with speakers and attendees)

All of this is made possible by our Gold partners (We need sponsors!), Silver partners (Microsoft BizSpark) and our Platinum site sponsors (DeVry University, Microsoft).

Agenda

• 8:00 Registration, continental breakfast
• 11:30 Social networking in the break room, hoagies, drinks and snacks
• 5:00 evals, lots of raffle prizes
• 5:30-? After hours party at a local pub

Tracks

• Alt.NET – Brian Donahue
• Architecture – Mitch Ruebush
• ASP.NET – Nick Berardi (THATS ME)
• SharePoint – David Mann
• ALM – Steve Andrews
• Framework – Jess Chadwick
• Tools – Travis Laborde
• Silverlight – John Angelini
• SQL & BI – Said Salomon
• Beginner – Judy Calla
• Data – Dane Morgridge
• IT – Scott Stumpf

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Looks like some great new improvements coming to the 1.4 release.  It doesn’t look like any new methods are being added, but updating many of the new ones released with 1.3.

There are a few areas in jQuery that have seen extensive changes since 1.3.2 was released:

• live was drastically overhauled and now supports submit, change, mouseenter, mouseleave, focus, and blur events in all browsers. Also now supports context and data.
• append, prepend, etc. have been heavily optimized.
• add has been adjusted to always return elements in document order.
• find, empty, remove, addClass, removeClass, hasClass, attr, and css have been heavily optimized.

Full details concerning the release are forthcoming – for now we just need your help in catch regressions. Some more details can be found in John Resig’s keynote at the 2009 jQuery Conference.

Grab the code:

• Regular: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4a1.js
• Minified: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4a1.min.js

NOTE: If you’re using jQuery 1.4a1 and you run into an error please make sure that you’re using the regular version of the code, it’ll make it easier to spot where the error is occurring.

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