International JavaScript Conference Munich 2017
2017-10-23..2017-10-27
Munich, Germany
[International JavaScript Conference Munich 2017, International JavaScript Conference Munich 2019]
who it's for
frontend developers, javascript developers, react developers, angular developers, node.js developers, web performance engineers, mobile developers, devops engineers
topics
Node.js with TypeScript; modern web APIs; functional React components; web performance optimization; web typography techniques; Node.js microservices with Docker; Inferno framework performance; Angular routing; nodebots and robotics; Angular with NativeScript; machine learning in JavaScript; Glimmer web components
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Where is the JavaScript world going? | Sebastian Meyen, Christoffer Noring, Krishna ring | 27m |
Panel argues that TypeScript brings compile-time checks and editor tooling and that its adoption largely drives enterprise JavaScript practices; Node.js and… | ||
| Modern Web APIs with Node.js & TypeScript | Manuel Rauber | 01h 03m |
Live coding shows a runnable Node.js + TypeScript API that uses TypeORM and a PostgreSQL config to auto-create tables, a customer model, controller and… | ||
| Writing React Components: The Functional Way | David Kopal | 50m |
Argues that a functional approach beats class‑based patterns by showing concrete rewrites: small pure functions, immutable data structures, and higher-order… | ||
| From Zero to Hero - Web Performance | Sebastian Springer | 01h 04m |
Grabs actual numbers and fixes not slogans: measures show a cached loop dropping from ~1.7ms to ~0.079ms while micro‑optimisations often save <0.1ms; TTFB and… | ||
| You can save Web Typography | Oliver Schöndorfer | 47m |
Slides and live demos show concrete fixes: CSS that scales type with the viewport, media-query breakpoints that set responsive type scale, measured adjustments… | ||
| Zero-Configuration Microservices with Node.js and Docker | Armagan Amcalar | 53m |
Demo shows a working Node.js library called code that requires one npm command and one line of code to join peers over a local overlay network, queue requests… | ||
| Inferno – React on Speed? | Dr. Florian Rappl | 57m |
A team migrated a large cross-platform mobile app from React to the Inferno framework using Inferno's React compatibility layer and by replacing… | ||
| Routing into the Sunset with Angular | Manfred Steyer | 58m |
A concrete flight-booking sample app built with Angular demonstrates child routes, auxiliary outlets, and matrix parameters for multi-segment URLs, plus a… | ||
| Rise of the Nodebots | Joel Lord | 44m |
Claims JavaScript can program microcontrollers in an hour using Node.js and Johnny Five with a USB-connected Arduino, sample code to blink an LED and read a… | ||
| Sharing Code between Mobile Apps with Angular and NativeScript | Sebastian Witalec | 01h 09m |
Angular + NativeScript + Electron is presented as a workable code‑sharing stack: TypeScript services, pipes and business logic are fully reusable while UI… | ||
| I didn’t know the Browser could do that | Sam Bellen | 39m |
Live demos show concrete outcomes: browser speech synthesis speaks and can change pitch and voice, speech recognition needs Chrome and internet and transcribes… | ||
| Learning Machine Learning | Joel Lord | 48m |
Covers concrete recipes and working code: a Naive Bayes classifier in ~78 lines of code that classifies English vs French, a live Twitter sentiment stream that… | ||
| A Glimmer of Hope: Creating Modern Web Components with Glimmer | Jessica Jordan | 51m |
Glimmer compiles templates into a tiny runtime so components register as true custom elements that can be bundled and shipped standalone; demo shows building… | ||
| Everything Web and Why Open Matters | Carsten Sandtner | 37m |
Shows that web tech actually becomes desktop and mobile apps by naming Electron desktop apps and Progressive Web Apps with service workers, traces how browser… | ||
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