community October 27, 2010

Code Camp Video Interview

A few weeks ago, I presented HTML 5 Local Storage — as featured in our global network auto-login — at the 2010 Silicon Valley Code Camp. After the talk, Mehul Harry of DevExpress buttonholed me to talk about HTML 5 local storage … and everything else we’ve been working on over the last 6 months.…

Jeff Atwood Co-Founder (Former)

A few weeks ago, I presented HTML 5 Local Storage — as featured in our global network auto-login — at the 2010 Silicon Valley Code Camp.

After the talk, Mehul Harry of DevExpress buttonholed me to talk about HTML 5 local storage … and everything else we’ve been working on over the last 6 months.

Part one — 14:21

Part two — 13:28

If you don’t have the time or inclination to watch the entire 27 minute video interview, Mehul kindly wrote up a decent set of notes — and there’s also a much higher resolution version of the talk available there, too. (I only mirrored the interview on YouTube for convenience, as I was having trouble getting the video to play reliably from there.)

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