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    "fields": [ "name", "keywords", "description", "author", "version",
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    at new module.exports.internals.Server (/Users/rockbot/npm-inc/newww/node_modules/hapi/lib/server.js:129:21)
    at Object.<anonymous> (/Users/rockbot/npm-inc/newww/server.js:6:14)

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Hi JS Meetup Organizers!

The JSConf team is doing a bit of research about JavaScript-focused meetup groups around the country.

We're curious to know what meetups look like in cities around the US - if you've got a moment, we'd love it if you could fill out a small survey!

Of greatest interest to us is what kind of talks have been given at your meetup in 2014. We want to know what talks were given and who gave those talks. I realize this might be a bit of a hassle to put together, so at a minimum, if you have a link we can look into it directly :)

As a bonus, we're raffling off a JSConf ticket, which will go to one lucky organizer (but you'll only be entered if you fill out a form ;-)). To be part of the raffle, please let us know about your meetup group by March 15, 2015. (If you win the free ticket and already purchased a ticket, JSConf will refund you! Or you can transfer it to a friend!)

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// the power of dom utilities and selector engines
// $('table.projects tr:even').addClass('even-row');

var slice = Array.prototype.slice,
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AI.js: Robots with Brains!

Once upon a time, there was a roboticist. She spent eight years working with robots of various shapes, sizes, and intelligence levels - her specialty was in planning and navigation algorithms (useful for driverless cars, rescue robots, etc.). Eager for some fresh air away from the lab, she switched gears and started developing a better Internet with JavaScript and Node.js.

In her time away, however, her little robot friends have also learned JavaScript! The likes of Johnny-Five and NodeCopter have breathed new life into those traditionally Python/C++-controlled machines, and our favorite roboticist's little vacation has come to a close.

Whereas 2012 was the start of moving, reactive robots programmed in JavaScript, 2013 will be the year of the smarter, autonomous robot! Task driven and data oriented, they will be the most intelligent JS robots you've ever seen - and they'll be the founders of the robot.js of tomorrow.

In this talk, we will discuss and review examples of