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Thursday, October 23, 2014
Friday, October 17, 2014
HTML5 Dev Conf and IOTAConf
Next week is going to be really fun. I have the opportunity to attend the HTML5DevConf and IOTAConf again and also go to a new conference hosted by Twitter: Twitter Flight
Here's the schedule of the talks I intend to go for the HTML5DevConf:
http://www.iotaconf.com/schedule.html
http://html5devconf.com/schedule.html
Monday:
7:30-9:00
Registration
9:00-9:50
1. The Web of things - Leveraging the web for the internet of things, E-135
2. Design patterns for an internet of things, N-123
3. Dump SASS and Less CSS for JS powered CSS, Michael Mikowski, Qualaroo, E-131
10-10:40
Break
10-40-11:30
1. How to create native-like experience in the mobile web, E-131
2. Bringing Web content to the big screen with google cast, E-130
11:40-12:30
1. Virtual Reality & the future of the web, E-135
2. The new meteor platform, web and native mobile from a single reactive javascript codebase, E-133
1:30-2:20
1. Engaging Apps: Service Workers, Push and notifications, Alex Russell, Google - E-135
2. React and Flux, Bill Fisher, Facebook, E-133
2:30-3:20
1. Angular.js 101, N-120
2. The physical Web + Generating Real Time Imagery Using HTML5, E-132
3:20 - 4:00
Break
4-4:20, 4:30-4:50
1. What’s coming in Node.js, E-135
5-5:50
1. Data Structures with Javascript, Rajesh Kumar, Uber, E-135
2. Beer locker: Building a Restful API with Node, Scott Smith, E-132
Tuesday
7:30-9:00
Registration
9-9:50
1. Parallel JavaScript: A high-level parallel programming model for the web + Death to cookies, Long lived JSON web tokens, E-133
2. Architecting the next generation of IOT + IOT monetization: challenge and changes, N-123
10-10:40
Break
10-40-11:30
1. How Web components will change CSS best practices, Philip Walton, Google, E-133
11:40-12:30
1. Scaling A/B testing with Node.js, Alex Liu, Netflix, E-132
12:30-1:30
Lunch
1:30-2:20 and 2:30-3:20
1. Theory and practice of functional reactive javascript, E-133
3:20 - 4:00
Break
4-4:20, 4:30-4:50
1. IOT Landscape, Evolution and maturity models, N-124
5-5:50
1. The web is your API, feeds and actions using HTML5 and web mentions, E-134
http://www.iotaconf.com/schedule.html
http://html5devconf.com/schedule.html
Monday:
7:30-9:00
Registration
9:00-9:50
1. The Web of things - Leveraging the web for the internet of things, E-135
2. Design patterns for an internet of things, N-123
3. Dump SASS and Less CSS for JS powered CSS, Michael Mikowski, Qualaroo, E-131
10-10:40
Break
10-40-11:30
1. How to create native-like experience in the mobile web, E-131
2. Bringing Web content to the big screen with google cast, E-130
11:40-12:30
1. Virtual Reality & the future of the web, E-135
2. The new meteor platform, web and native mobile from a single reactive javascript codebase, E-133
1:30-2:20
1. Engaging Apps: Service Workers, Push and notifications, Alex Russell, Google - E-135
2. React and Flux, Bill Fisher, Facebook, E-133
2:30-3:20
1. Angular.js 101, N-120
2. The physical Web + Generating Real Time Imagery Using HTML5, E-132
3:20 - 4:00
Break
4-4:20, 4:30-4:50
1. What’s coming in Node.js, E-135
5-5:50
1. Data Structures with Javascript, Rajesh Kumar, Uber, E-135
2. Beer locker: Building a Restful API with Node, Scott Smith, E-132
Tuesday
7:30-9:00
Registration
9-9:50
1. Parallel JavaScript: A high-level parallel programming model for the web + Death to cookies, Long lived JSON web tokens, E-133
2. Architecting the next generation of IOT + IOT monetization: challenge and changes, N-123
10-10:40
Break
10-40-11:30
1. How Web components will change CSS best practices, Philip Walton, Google, E-133
11:40-12:30
1. Scaling A/B testing with Node.js, Alex Liu, Netflix, E-132
12:30-1:30
Lunch
1:30-2:20 and 2:30-3:20
1. Theory and practice of functional reactive javascript, E-133
3:20 - 4:00
Break
4-4:20, 4:30-4:50
1. IOT Landscape, Evolution and maturity models, N-124
5-5:50
1. The web is your API, feeds and actions using HTML5 and web mentions, E-134
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Directive restrictions: What are E, A or C.
Directive Restrictions explained along with a short youtube video.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
angular.js modules?
I've been playing around with Angular.js and one thing that I haven't really looked at yet are modules. My app currently has only one module. I was thinking that I should probably soon or later refactor it into more defined modules. Today, while searching for something else, I just found something surprising about modules:
"Angular Modules are good for nothing...so far. Except for loading 3rd-party angular code into your app and mocking during testing. Other than that, there is no reason to use more than one module in your app. Misko said of multiple modules: "[you] should group by view since views will be lazy loaded in near future". I'd love for someone on the Angular team to enlighten us on what their plans are for that." https://coderwall.com/p/y0zkiw
"Angular Modules are good for nothing...so far. Except for loading 3rd-party angular code into your app and mocking during testing. Other than that, there is no reason to use more than one module in your app. Misko said of multiple modules: "[you] should group by view since views will be lazy loaded in near future". I'd love for someone on the Angular team to enlighten us on what their plans are for that." https://coderwall.com/p/y0zkiw
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