dotJS 2015
2015-12-07
Paris, France
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Teaching Kids Programming using Web Browsers and Real Robots | Tim Caswell | 18m |
Live demo shows a browser IDE compiling down to bytecode that runs on $4 32‑bit Wi‑Fi chips with about 40 kilobytes of heap and binaries around 120 bytes; it… | ||
| The whole future declared in a var | André Medeiros | 16m |
Claim: specify every future value of a variable at its declaration and have the system propagate updates automatically. Demonstrates RxJS observables and… | ||
| HTTP/2 is here, now let's make it easy | Rebecca Murphey | 19m |
HTTP/2 gives one connection multiplexed requests, server push starts at 96ms but DevTools hides it, and browsers require HTTPS. Real work: experiments use node… | ||
| Pocket-sized JS | Henrik Joreteg | 19m |
Claims that a full-featured mobile web app can ship less than 60 kilobytes of CSS HTML and JavaScript, replaces heavy frameworks by using virtual DOM… | ||
| The Compiler Pipeline of Pug | Forbes Lindesay | 17m |
Pug is a small compiler with explicit stages and a working pipeline that actually produces output HTML or component code. It claims a clear split: lexer… | ||
| Authoring and publishing ES6 modules today | Vincent Voyer | 05m |
Filmed at http://2015.dotjs.io on December 7th in Paris. More talks on http://thedotpost.com
You want to do some ES 2015 before its 2016 but you are afraid… | ||
| How to end manual REST-API client coding | Johannes Fiala | 05m |
Claims that manual REST client coding is replaceable by tooling that generates JavaScript SDKs from a Swagger API spec and produces usable model classes with… | ||
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