Aaron Frost
RWX / CDX
Fort Lauderdale · November 27 - 30, 2012

Front End Junkie, Author, Aspiring Designer
I've spent the last several years swimming (at times sinking) in the Front End waters. Finding JS and CSS/HTML was the best thing that could have happened to me. By day I am part of the extraordinary Domo UI team. By night I am working with O'Reilly Media and Steve Olson, and we are writing the book 'JS.Next: ES6', which should be out around Q1 2014. Additionally I work on several small projects for myself, and one with my identical twin brother. Peppered in between working hours, I enjoy being married to a wonderful wife, and being the dad of three amazing monsters. And when the world is white and frozen, you will find me atop the mountain ice fishing.
Presentations
I can haz C? A dive into Chrome Native Client
Chrome Native Client provides web developers with all the resources and power that Native App developers have. Using an API code named “Salt & Pepper”, web developers can now inject C and C++ (with additional language support on the way) into the browser to achieve a whole world of webby goodness. The Native code is then run inside a double-sandboxed environment to provide end users with security.
ECMAScript 6: The new face of JavaScript (
By the end of 2012, the new ECMAScript Spec will be approved. Browser vendors have already begun implementing the powerful new functionality. Based on my book “JS.Next: The future of JavaScript” this session will go over the new pieces of the JavaScript API.