Jonathan Fielding is a web developer that works in the marketing industry developing websites for clients like Virgin Active, Vodafone, Sony and BT.
Talks I've Given
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Cross browser unit testing with BrowserStack
Featuring Jonathan Fielding
As web developers one of our biggest challenges is to ensure our sites work as we expect across multiple browsers. This talk will explore how we can use BrowserStack to write tests that test our code across the browsers we support. Bring your phones and makes sure you connect to the wifi as the...
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Rethinking how we build responsive sites
Featuring Jonathan Fielding
Jonathan is a web developer at Beamly, where he focuses on building out and improving the site to offer users the best possible experience. The main drive behind anything that Jonathan does is whether it will benefit someone in some way, whether that be through improving UX on or through...
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Getting involved: London Ajax September Meetup
Featuring Jonathan Fielding
Open source is a major part of our tool chain as JavaScript developers. London Ajax was founded by people who create Dojo, MooTools, JSFiddle, Intern, CometD, and other great open source projects. Open source thrives through the help of the larger community.
At this meetup, popular speaker...
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Building Better Experiences with Responsive Javascript
Featuring Jonathan Fielding
Responsive design has thus far focused on using media queries to alter the way our site looks using CSS. The next step is to look at how we can progressively enhance our site based on the the features of the device.
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Javascript Tools and Workflow
Featuring Jonathan Fielding
Ever wondered how tools such as Grunt and Bower can be used to optimize your workflow? Join Ajax who will guide you through the process when working on developing a responsive site.
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Performance in JavaScript
Featuring Jonathan Fielding
The talk will lean towards jQuery as the supporting technology however the tips and tricks discussed will apply to all javascript libraries, the implementations may just be a bit different.
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