Martin Kleppe: 1024+ Seconds of JS Wizardry -- JSConf EU 2013

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We spend our days creating large-scale applications byte by byte. But what happens at night when we get rid of bloated libraries and browser dependencies? What will we discover deep under the surface if we dissect the language of the web into its atomic parts?
In this talk we will hack tweet-sized games, write code in only six characters and create the self-modifying "Hello World" in less than 1024 bytes of JavaScript. All just for fun and without asking "Why?".
Prepare yourself for 140 slides full of old-school ASCII art and crazy code golfing!
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[@cr4zy2de4th]

this brought me back my will to learn again, and it's been gone for years. I owe you my life sir.

[@tom_fales]

This is the best video I've ever saw about JS

[@jsconf_]

…and that marks the release of all 51 videos of JSConf EU 2013:
Playlist: Martin Kleppe: 1024+ Seconds of JS Wizardry -- JSConf EU 2013
See you 2014 in Berlin!

[@TrainingWithKona]

This will be a new bedtime clip for me from now on. That was the best demonstration of intense critical thinking (aside from it being pre-made) I've ever seen. Something like this needs to be in every class curriculum around the world.

[@ankamsarav]

If Martin writes a book on JS it will be really good for beginners like us. The video is mind blowing.

[@paigerocks884]

Man I love this channel

[@_bigblind]

This was awesome!

[@gosucoaching]

Very nice!

[@Ihabkhattab]

AWESOMENESS

[@alexxnica]

Awesome!

[@Level1Tech]

Awsome!

[@BlueFz]

awesome!

[@dankokozar]

Great and inspiring! But, was it hard to rotate the Earth in right direction? ;)

[@bluescanfly1981]

Sick puppy :)

[@MartinKleppe]

Aah, you are right: Should be `document.querySelector`.

[@shermirsaliev5227]

Hi!
Most amazing programming talk I've seen so far. But where in the hell can I get to know some of the stuff you did? Like I didin't understand anything, but wondering for example what's happened when you put a dot before script tags??? how is it possible, doesn't html sees it as just dot? Man, where to leanr this kind of stuff, I know it takes practice, but I thought you can't just do some of the things

[@harshavardhansreedhar3330]

Wicked

[@mathiasbynens]

At around 29:17, did you mean `document.querySelectorAll` instead of `document.getElementsBySelector`?

[@aniperleo]

Ahem, querySelectorAll

[@MartinKleppe]

Right!

[@pavelhasala225]

seriously, i shit bricks!!!!!

[@kevinnagurski9415]

Great talk. 100% useless, but really cool :-)

[@MalteUbl]

I think you meant document.getElementsBySelecto­r the same way some misguided standards person meant document.getElementsBySelecto­r when they wrote document.querySelectorAll.

[@dorktales254]

What a cringe entry

[@pavelhasala225]

seriously, i shit bricks!!!!!