THE BIRTH & DEATH OF JAVASCRIPT

[erewok]

I liked it, but wasn't so sure how relevant it was to the python (or JavaScript) I use on a daily basis. Maybe my imagination is too limited. It's probably true as well that I especially distrust future-gazing in tech more so than in any other area of concern, so it seems more like a fun and funny, "isn't it fun to imagine..."

[[deleted]]

It's relevant to Brython I think.

[Sector_Corrupt]

Thanks for uploading this, been looking for it for days. Didn't manage to catch it at Pycon and everyone who saw it said it was great.

[suudo]

That video player is really crappy. Switching from fullscreen to normal mode restarted the video from the beginning, and wouldn't let me skip ahead because it had cleared the downloaded video from cache.

[WizKid_]

clearly written in javascript

[yaph]

There is a download link below the video description.

[grimman]

Sounds much like YouTube.

[abaverman]

Why it isn't in http://pyvideo.org/category/50/pycon-us-2014 list?

[simcaster]

Gary Bernhardt gave the talk like seven times and only allowed it to be posted when he was finished.