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Fluent 2013

date:2013-05-28..2013-05-30
location:San Francisco, United States
series:Fluent · 3 editions
editions:[Fluent 2013, Fluent 2014, Fluent 2016]
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How To (Semi-)Automate JavaScript RefactoringGiles Bowkett40m
Shows how to automate refactoring by scanning code for repeated patterns, extracting variant tokens with a parser, and applying simple filter scripts or Node…
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Introduction to TypeScriptLuke Hoban41m
A practical tour of TypeScript: a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JS, adds optional static types plus classes and modules, and runs on…
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Go Node Without CodeBrian Rinaldi37m
Shows concrete tools and results: UglifyJS: 146 → 93 lines — beautifies, mangles and removes unused vars from JS; the Less compiler turns .less into deployable…
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Rich Web UIs with Knockout.jsSteve Sanderson22m
Knockout.js provides a small MVVM library (~half the size of major alternatives) that implements computed observables with automatic dependency tracking so…
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pushState to the Future: Progressive Enhancement Using HTML 5 pushStateTodd Kloots40m
Twitter implements HTML5 history as a progressive enhancement layered on full server rendering: the server returns JSON-wrapped server-rendered HTML plus…
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on JavaScript at 18: Legal to GambleBrendan Eich26m
JavaScript reaches 18 with concrete changes: ES6 adds arrow functions, default and rest parameters, ES6 modules and classes, symbols, maps and weakmaps…
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The ABC of Data VisualizationIrene Ros14m
Announces D3-chart, a Miso/Boku framework that turns D3 code into reusable, instantiable charts; demonstrates a concrete circle chart built from layers and…
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JavaScript Authoring ToolingPaul Irish20m
Chrome DevTools now edits on-disk projects with workspaces and maps compiled CSS back to Sass via Source Maps so live edits persist and reload (demo succeeds…
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Who Doesn't Want to Believe in Magic?Kate Matsudaira10m
Argues that engineering happiness comes from mastery not mystique and that real progress requires digging past layers of abstraction into concrete causes and…
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Show, Don't TellNellie McKesson, Chris Wilson10m
O'Reilly builds a git-based publishing platform called Atlas CMS that compiles one set of source files into print PDFs, ebooks and an enhanced web edition that…
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Serving the World with the WebBen Galbraith, Dion Almaer22m
Walmart.com describes moving from platform work into product teams, shipping a mobile website and now reworking the desktop site, running Node and custom…
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Clash of the Titans: Releasing the KrakenBill Scott15m
Claim: swapping JSP/Java Spring for a NodeJS-centered stack plus DustJS, Bootstrap, GitHub, Bower and an internal npm registry cuts prototype-to-payment time…
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Console Quality Cross Platform Canvas GamesJesse Freeman10m
A console‑quality 2D game called Super Jetroid is built in three weeks with ImpactJS and common web APIs — Canvas, requestAnimationFrame, audio tag, and…
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A "Thank You" Can Change Your LifeNicholas Zakas08m
A single polite email starts a chain: two initial rejections from SitePoint and Apress are followed by a courteous thank-you that triggers a referral to Jim…
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Remote Working Works!Mike Hostetler12m
Working remotely is framed as a learnable skill and a company is run 100% distributed with 30 employees across 15 states. A cited Sun Microsystems study finds…
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Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Web StandardsLea verou17m
W3C coordinates standards but member-company working groups actually write them: CSS WG lists ~83 member-company participants, five invited experts and six…
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Startup Showcase Winner - kWIQlyGeorge from quickley02m
Claims to find 20–30% waste in individual buildings by ingesting energy + weather data and running proprietary pattern recognition algorithms. Ships as a…
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Startup Showcase Winner - Scoot03m
Claims a city scooter service that costs about half a taxi fare and is twice as fast as public transit and actually runs a network of electric scooters across…
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Startup Showcase Winner - ModulusCharlie key02m
Modulus is an application platform focused on node.js-first deployments and claims to be like Heroku but built by Node users, delivering scalable hosting with…
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interviewed – Mike AmundsenMike Amundsen03m
A new book with Leonard Richard and Sam Ruby argues for client-focused REST: it demonstrates using JavaScript hypermedia to let mobile apps add features and…
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interviewed – Kerry DewKerry Dew03m
Pluralsight describes a subscription model that delivers developer-created video training with three-hour courses broken into 30–45 minute modules for…
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interviewed – Will IversonWill Iverson05m
Company demo shows automated cross‑browser testing using Sauce Labs and open‑source tools to turn a manual two‑week QA run into feedback in about 10 minutes…
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interviewed – Tom MillerTom Miller03m
Company 4D, with 25 years history as the first graphical Mac database, presents Wakanda: an application platform that bundles a database + app + web server, an…
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interviwedJon Rooney04m
Splunk is presented as a general-purpose machine-data platform that supports correlation, statistical analysis, searching and visualization across logs…
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interviewed – Peter HelmPeter Helm03m
Enyo is an open-source JavaScript framework sponsored by LG that aims for write once run everywhere, deploying a single codebase to iOS, Android, Windows Phone…
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interviewed – Chris BannonChris Bannon02m
Wijmo supplies HTML5 JavaScript components for enterprise apps that run on top of jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile, centered on data grids and visualization. The…
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interviewed – Ralph WhitbeckRalph Whitbeck03m
Short interview focused on a training and consulting company that offers advanced jQuery techniques, plans for AngularJS content, and public virtual classes in…
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interviewed – John LindquistJohn Lindquist02m
At Fluent 2013 an interview summarizes JetBrains’ WebStorm as a focused JavaScript IDE that edits JavaScript HTML and CSS and also handles TypeScript…
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interviewed – Dan MueyDan Muey02m
cPanel is web hosting automation software that installs and runs servers, gives hosts and website owners separate web interfaces, and ships to big hosts like…
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Fluent Conference 2013: Javascript & Beyond, San Francisco CABrendan Eich02m
Argues that JavaScript must be a first-class language across web and embedded environments, claims missing features get filled and performance improves, and…
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Publishing with Atlas02m
Atlas is a publishing platform that turns single source files into web pages, print-ready PDFs and ebooks, using a Git-based workflow so content can be forked…
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