JSConf US Last Call 2015
2015-12-05..2015-12-06
Amelia Island, United States
who it's for
javascript developers, frontend developers, node.js developers, React developers, browser engine developers, embedded and IoT developers, community organisers
topics
ChakraCore and time travel debugging; asm.js and SIMD optimizations; gl-react GLSL React components; NES RAM hacking with JavaScript; node on Raspberry Pi deployments; Redux single state tree and time travel; multiplayer WebVR; streams API and streaming tools; CouchDB/PouchDB selective replication; johnny-five with Particle Photon
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| JSConf changed my life | Charlie Robbins | 42m |
JSConf inspires a chain of concrete actions: a domain registration for nodejitsu.com on April 19th 2010 a day after the event, early adoption and frequent use… | ||
| Inside Chakra | Gaurav Seth, Steve Lucco | 31m |
Chakra goes open source with ChakraCore on GitHub under MIT in January and aims for cross‑platform use and a Node integration; demos show Node on Raspberry Pi… | ||
| JSConf History | Jan Lehnardt | 18m |
JSConf US 2009 claims to have catalyzed a worldwide family: over 50 events now run on every inhabited continent, spawning local meetups, training and new… | ||
| Painting by Functions | Earle Castledine | 33m |
Claims that WebGL shaders become first-class, composable UI building blocks: gl-react exposes GLSL effects as React components, letting one compose filters… | ||
| Controlling the NES with Javascript | Dustin Long, Andrew Reitano | 30m |
A system that uses a dual-port static RAM mod and a microcontroller to read and write the NES’s ~2 KB of working RAM while the console runs lets JavaScript… | ||
| A cartoon guide to the wilds of data handling in React | Lin Clark | 25m |
Compares three concrete systems and what each actually does: Flux introduces a unidirectional data flow (action creator → dispatcher → stores → views) to stop… | ||
| The toxic side of free. Or: how I lost the love... | Remy Sharp | 33m |
Clear account of JS Bin’s actual problems: seven years of spam and abuse, 21 million bins filling a 100 GB EBS volume until saves stop, improvised mitigations… | ||
| Internet of Cats | Rachel White | 27m |
A DIY web-based cat feeder that dispenses chow on a configurable schedule or via remote trigger using node socket.io microcontrollers johnny-five, built with a… | ||
| Conquering fears | Jane Kim | 27m |
Claim: ship something small to beat the fear of never finishing. Built Exquisite Text/Exquisite Hues, a one‑line collaborative poetry app fed by SMS that shows… | ||
| We are Hacks and Have Been Stealing Code for Years... | Todd Gandee, Glen R Goodwin | 26m |
Claim: programmers learn by creative borrowing not theory alone, using concrete tools like GitHub, StackOverflow and View Source. Evidence: StackOverflow… | ||
| Good Tech for Hard Places: Fighting Ebola with Javascript Offline Apps... | Patricia Garcia | 25m |
JavaScript offline apps power contact tracing and call centers during the West Africa Ebola outbreak, using CouchDB and PouchDB plus Angular/Cordova… | ||
| 5 Years of Bacon: Every single thing I've learned since JSConf 2010 | Aaron Quint | 41m |
Built a Raspberry Pi + DHT22 sensor system that sends temp and humidity from a curing fridge to Heroku using Node.js and triggers texts when out of range, and… | ||
| Building BoroJS | Jed Schmidt | 32m |
Built a monthly meetup network across Brooklyn Manhattan Queens and Jersey with a reproducible playbook: five 10-minute talks, GitHub pull-request signups… | ||
| Multiplayer WebVR | Martin Naumann | 38m |
Live demo of a browser VR prototype that uses WebGL/three.js for rendering, WebVR for sensors, and WebRTC with a WebSocket fallback for networking; code is on… | ||
| OMG Streams! | Pam Selle | 26m |
Claims that streams are a delayed list data structure that represent potentially infinite data and let code operate without holding everything in memory, with… | ||
| Building Your Own Internet of Things: How to Connect All of Your Stuff to the Interwebs | Amy Cheng | 24m |
Builds an actual needy houseplant called Plant-Bot that sends and receives text messages and posts light events, using JavaScript, Express and hardware glue… | ||
| The Browser Isn't Feature Complete | Francisco Tolmasky | 36m |
Claim: the browser can restore the missing middle step between reading and full development by surfacing system features around plain text delivery and the… | ||
| Change the World With the Peer Web and Thali | Matthew Podwysocki | 26m |
Claims that phones form a local peer web that works with no SIM or Wi‑Fi and that a postcard app syncs instantly between a Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 using Wi‑Fi… | ||
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