If this sounds interesting, do drop by at 12.30pm, tomorrow, 20th Oct, at JSFoo for an exciting talk on charting and JavaScript. After the talk, we’d love to catch up with you for a quick chat to find out what you work on, answer any questions you may have from the talk, and maybe even give you a more in-depth look at what we do at FusionCharts. Feel free to tweet @shamasis for a chat on anything JavaScript, or just to tell him what you think of his flowing silky hair, which he’s unabashedly proud of 🙂
We hope you enjoy JSFoo, and look forward to meeting as many of you as possible.
P.S. – FusionCharts turns 10 this year, and to celebrate we have something very interesting coming out from the FusionCharts stable. Shamasis would be happy to give you a sneak peek of what it is, so don’t forget to ask him about it when you meet.
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