It seems that my presentation was a little difficult to grasp for much of the group. Unfortunately, JS inheritance, even with a strong background in the language, can be difficult to understand. However, I think that we should still have more 'advanced' talks on occasion. The group has members of all stripes. And, as members progress in their skills, the same basic talks will provide little value. And, to keep the more advanced members engaged, we need to provide them with talks they find useful. Of course, in proportion to the audience, the 'advanced' talk was far too long. This was hard to avoid because the advanced talks will generate more questions. I had timed myself at 10 minutes. In the future, the more advanced talks should be at the end. This will hopefully prevent those new to JS from feeling like a fish out of water. I can't wait until I get the opportunity to talk about closures!

The talks were fun. Thanks to all the organizers for setting this up. And thanks for the pizza! -fas

It was a great introduction to the basics of the language from a CS perspective. Not so good from the "getting things done" perspective, but very good from the "knowing what you're doing" perspective. I look forward to more meetups.