The document discusses JavaScript and browser extensions, mentioning that JavaScript can be used for client-side and server-side applications. It notes some statistics about the Crossrider framework, which allows developing browser extensions with built-in jQuery in under 70 lines of code, and concludes with a discussion of Crossrider plugins.

1. hello.

2. are you
AWAKE?!

3. who am I?

4. raise your hand if you
Raise your hand if
know JS
you know JS

5. The question is,
what can you do
with JS?

6. client
side

7. server
side

8. AND NOW...
Browser Extensions

9. what are browser
extensions?

10. Firebug!

11. what is
Crossrider?

12. WHY?

13. JavaScript
framework with
built-in jQuery

14. some stats...
~ 6K
Developers
~ 1 Million
Daily Installs

15. spiq.it

16. What does it
do?
This:

17. Only 68
lines of code

18. SHOW ME
THE CODE

19. Crossrider
Plugins

20. conclusion