Dominic Tarr (@dominictarr) was talking about LevelDB at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Mark Boas (@maboa) was tallking about audio on the web at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Huong Vu [Zi] (@hungryzi) was talking about IndexdDB at Scotland.js, these are my notes from her talk.

Bernard Kobos (@bkobos) was talking about automated cross browser testing at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Colin Gemmell (@colin_gemmell) was talking about using automating with grunt.js at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Anton Whalley (@antonwhalley) was talking about realtime replication at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Hassy Veldstra (@hhv1) was talking about Anatomy of a million user realtime Node.js application at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Boydlee Pollentine (@boydleep) was talking about rapid API creation at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

James Shore (@jamesshore) was talking about Rigorous, Professional JavaScript at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Damian Nicholson (@damian) was talking about writing good JavaScript code at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

David Bruant (@DavidBruant) was talking at Scotland.js about asynchronous patterns, these are my notes from his talk.

Ryan Richards (@rsandor) was talking about his experiences working on fastly.com at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Ole Michaelis (@CodeStars) was talking about automated deployments at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Sebastian Golasch (@asciidisco) was talking about automated UI testing at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Jason Frame (@jaz303) was talking about Livecoding in JavaScript at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Philip Roberts (@philip_roberts) was talking about Functional Reactive Programming at Scotland.js, these are my notes from his talk.

Gregor Martynus (@gr2m)was talking at Scotland.js about noBackend, these are my notes from his talk.

Jan Lehnardt (@janl) gave the opening Keynote at Scotland.JS, these are my notes from his talk.

An item very high up on the wish list for people building responsive sites is information about connection speed. This information is not made available to us by browsers but, by using JavaScript and timing information in the page, we can estimate it. Once we have this information we can then slectively load larger assets such as images.

Josh Holmes (@joshholmes) was talking about change at Whisky Web II, these are my notes from his talk.