We're back with a brand new episode and a brand new brand! Feast your eyes on our new logo! This handiwork was done by none-other than co-host Reagan Ray (http://reaganray.com). Speaking of Reagan, he and Trent join Dave this week and we discuss a "potluck" of things going on around the web including but not limited to: Our Reactionary Web Community, Webkit Bits, Rdio, Pulse RSS Reader App, Gowalla, Facebook, Spiceworks, Refresh Austin and the upcoming TXJS Conference taking place right here in Austin.

On this week's show I sat down with Glenda Sims to talk about Web Education, or "webucation" as I call it. Right here in Austin we have some of the people who are literally writing The Book on Web Standards (http://interactwithwebstandards.com/). Glenda also works with an organization called Knowbility (http://knowbility.org/main/) who promote and improve the availability of accessible information technology.

We made it to Episode 10! Kyle Simpson, @getify, joins the show again to herald a very important message "We told you so!". You may recall back in Episode 4 (http://atxwebshow.com/archives/157/episode-4-googles-make-the-web-faster-with-getify) Kyle joined us to talk about the rumors that Google is going to start rewarding Page Speed on their search ranking. Well, it finally happened: Google added Page Speed to Page Rankings (http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2010/04/09/google-adds-site-speed-to-search-ranking/).

This week we're joined by local author Christopher Schmitt (http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fgp%2Fentity%2FChristopher-Schmitt%2FB001ITRNMU%3Fie%3DUTF8%26ref_%3Dsr%5Fntt%5Fsrch%5Flnk%5F1%26qid%3D1271434529%26sr%3D8-1&tag=wimpkillercom-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957)(https://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=wimpkillercom-20&l=ur2&o=1) who has written more than a handful of books on CSS, Photoshop, Dreamweaver and more. Christopher is now involved with a company called Environments for Humans (http://www.environmentsforhumans.com/) who hosts a wide array of One Day Online Educational Summits that are singularly focused on one aspect of web design. We talk about that and his work on the Web Standards Project (http://webstandards.org) (WaSP), specifically the Interact Web Curriculum (http://interact.webstandards.org) program that is helping provide much needed updates to "webucation" curriculum.

Exciting show this week! I caught up with Hayes and Jennifer Davis of Appozite (http://appozite.com), creators of Cheap Tweet (http://cheaptweet.com) and Tweet Reach (http://tweetreach.com). They have a suite of amazing products that if you're not using now, you should probably check it out... even if its to soothe your own vain ambitions (like I do). And with CheapTweet, they can score you amazing deals. Looking for a new laptop? Check Cheap Tweet first!

We're back after an extended hiatus. You know the drill... pre-SXSW then post-SXSW... ugh... But here we are with another 40 minutes of quality banter. This show is dedicated to the memories we made at SXSW. The panels, the "bromances", the good, the bad, and the ugly. We had a really good time and are looking forward to next year. We also can't forget to say "THANKYOU!" to Weighshift (http://weightshift.com/) for their Sitby.Us (http://sitby.us) app.

Google is creating products that are very similar to products. Steamrolling the competition. We're obviously big fans of Google products but if you take a step back, its something to think about so we included it in the show. WARNING: we drop the F-bomb.

(http://atxwebshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/yayQueryLogoSquare-140x140.png)A brand new jQuery is upon us and luckily we have one of the hosts of the popular yayQuery podcast (http://yayquery.com) in our midst. Alex Sexton (http://twitter.com/@SlexAxton/) joins the show to talk with us about the Future Webby Award Winning yayQuery podcast and then bring us all up to speed on the new changes that are happening to the jQuery core.

Meanwhile Trent and Dave catch up and talk about chairs, Dribbble (http://dribbble.com), and a little bit about Austin on Rails (http://austinonrails.org). And of course, we couldn't release this episode this week without talking about the Big Announcement from Apple about the (unfortunately named) the iPad (http://www.apple.com/ipad/) and what it might mean for the future of web development.

We finish the show off with the greatest phone number known to man! TUNE IN TO FIND OUT!

jQuery links from the show

The New jQuery API (http://api.jquery.com) - jQuery revamped their site and the API docs. It now features an extremely usable livesearch function.

jQuery.org (htp://jquery.org)- The parent organization for all the jQuery technologies like jQuery, jQueryUI, Sizzle, and QUnit

14 Days of jQuery (http://jquery14.com) - Site announcing the new jQuery and 14 articles about it.

jQueryUI 1.8rc1 (http://jquery14.com/day-14/jquery-ui-1-8rc1) - Release Candidate of the new jQueryUI.

Speed Increase Graph (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2781/4271691293_8e11e4666d_o.png) - You gotta see this graph of jQuery 1.4 Speed Increases!

This is an exciting episode that will no doubt enhance your life. Joining me on the show today is Kyle Simpson AKA @getify (http://twitter.com/@getify). He's local Austin talent and he's passionate about Web Performance which makes him a perfect candidate to talk about Google's world changing campaign to "Make the Web Faster". Tune in and get tips on how you can begin tuning up your sites for better web performance.

Kyle's Projects

LABjs: http://labjs.com (http://labjs.com)

getiblog (my blog): http://blog.getify.com (http://blog.getify.com)

To Static It!: http://2static.it (http://2static.it)

Optimization Tools

Make the Web Faster: http://code.google.com/speed/ (http://code.google.com/speed/)

Google Webmaster Tools: http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ (http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/)

Velocity Conference: http://en.oreilly.com/velocity2010 (http://en.oreilly.com/velocity2010)

Sprite Me!: http://spriteme.org/ (http://spriteme.org/)

Correction to Podcast: Steve Stedman's Calendar is actually http://austin.geeknite.INFO (http://austin.geeknite.info). INFO. INFO. INFO. (thx @damon)

(http://atxwebshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/zookeeper.jpg)Music graciously provided by Austin music sensation Zookeeper (http://www.myspace.com/zookeepersworld).

Buy the Album (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000WS4ONO/wimpkillercom-20)

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After an unintended hiatus, we're back! In this episode we're talking about The Year 2010 and all the treasures it promises. We start the year talking "don't miss" items from the latter part of 2009. If you missed it, be sure to check out the wonderful end-of-year gifts 24 Ways (http://24ways.org) and PHP Advent (http://phpadvent.org). As well, Trent also tries to improve Michael Rice's oatmeal (http://trentwalton.com/2010/01/04/i-love-oatmeal/).

We have our first special guest! Alex Jones (@BaldMan (http://twitter.com/BaldMan)) joins the show to talk about RefreshAustin (http://refreshaustin.com) and his side project Kick Spark (http://kickspark.org). Be sure to make it to the next Refresh meeting where the topic is "weLost™: A Case Study/Discussion of a Hybrid iPhone/Web/REST App".

We then go on to question whether or not Twitter Awards are something that should even exist.

Items of note:

* Ignite Austin (http://www.igniteaustin.org/) is happening Wednesday, January 13

* Developer Day is coming to ATX. Find out more at http://developer-day.com (http://developer-day.com). Registration is now OPEN.

* Steve Stedman (@stedman (http://twitter.com/stedman)) created a great calendar for Geek Events around town that you can find at http://austin.geeknite.info (http://austin.geeknite.info)

* Check out Kenny Meyers' (@kennymeyers (http://twitter.com/kennymeyers)) micro-project Move The Web Forward (http://movethewebforward.com), which is a great resource for finding good articles about new trends and technologies.

(http://atxwebshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/zookeeper.jpg)Music graciously provided by Austin music sensation Zookeeper (http://www.myspace.com/zookeepersworld).

Buy the Album (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000WS4ONO/wimpkillercom-20)

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