NodeConf Argentina 2016
as the organisers put it
NodeConf Argentina is among the first international Node.js conferences taking place in Latin American territory, and a not-for-profit community effort to push Node.js forward in Argentina and Latin America as a whole. This year’s conference will be a two–day event in sunny Buenos Aires, Argentina, held during November 17th, 18th & 19th. Both action-packed days will be comprised of internationally acclaimed, regional, and local speakers. We are expecting Noders, JavaScripters, front-enders, and other programmers from all over the world. Our topmost concern is to guarantee the most enjoyable experience to our attendees, while providing a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.
who it's for
Node.js developers, JavaScript developers, backend and microservices engineers, desktop application developers, devops and release engineers, security engineers, community organisers
topics
Electron desktop apps; WebGL audio-reactive visuals; peer-to-peer discovery protocols; automated npm publishing; dependency update automation; Node.js microservices architecture; memory profiling for Node; scalable HTTP API design; Ethereum for Node.js; WebRTC live streaming; creative-coding installations with Node.js; JavaScript retro console hacking
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| JavaScript and Interactive Installations | Hugh Kennedy | 15m |
Claims that JavaScript can be the glue for installations and shows concrete builds and results: a phone robot drives around, takes photos and uploads them via… | ||
| RegExp.prototype.unicode | Mathias Bynens | 32m |
User input and string manipulation are central to development, but many engineers and even popular libraries struggle with Unicode. And ECMAScript 5 doesn’t… | ||
| The Code Is Data and Vice Versa | Hernan Rajchert | 22m |
Shows that code and data can be treated interchangeably by giving concrete examples: a buffer‑overflow exploit where crafted input becomes executable, using… | ||
| Ethereum for node.js devs | Raul Pino | 33m |
Introduction to the protocol itself, what is a blockchain and a smart contract. Live coding on how to develop a decentralised application (dApp) using node.js… | ||
| Nodejs microservices. From Zero to Hero. | Erich Oliveira | 17m |
Concrete implementation notes: shows the studio framework (started 2014) that enforces message passing and immutability, passes clones and runs service calls… | ||
| The Dirty Secrets of Building Large, Highly Available, Scalable HTTP APIs | Damian Schenkelman | 21m |
Auth0’s evolution from a quick Express MVP to a production HTTP API: they introduced Swagger-generated documentation, added JSON schema validation and stable… | ||
| Empathetic communication: why vulnerability is the key to collaboration | Sharon Steed | 23m |
A personal history of stuttering frames a claim that stuttered since age three leads to learning to stop avoiding people by pursuing public speaking, and that… | ||
| Memory Profiling for Mere Mortals | Thorsten Lorenz | 28m |
Memory leaks are rare, but when they occur we need to be equipped to track them down. However not many resources exist that explain how to memory profile a… | ||
| Presence, Personality & Pulse - Enlivening Experiences With Ambient Data | Anton McConville | 28m |
We generate a goldmine of data just by moving, speaking, touching or making decisions. This 'ambient data' ... our coordinates, sleep patterns, the route we… | ||
| Now and Next.js - Deploying JavaScript unicorns | Guillermo Rauch | |
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| On Writing Friendly and Welcoming Documentation | Tracy Osborn | 29m |
It’s hard to write documentation that anyone can get excited about. This is true for projects aimed at beginners, but it goes double for projects and writing… | ||
| Node on the Desktop: Building Apps with Electron v1 | Felix Rieseberg | 26m |
Demonstrates how Electron bundles Node + Chromium + C++ to build native-feeling desktop apps, showing a working text editor built around the Monaco editor with… | ||
| Kill all humans – Automate npm releases and dependency updates | Stephan Bönnemann | 19m |
Automates npm publishing with semantic-release that derives semver and generates changelogs from structured commit messages, runs CI and publishes when tests… | ||
| Internet of Peers | Mathias Buss | 25m |
Claim: direct peers connect without central servers for most users. Uses UDP hole punching plus BitTorrent DHT and DNS for discovery, exposes modules like… | ||
| Continuous Security | Adam Baldwin | 23m |
This talk will discuss concepts behind building more secure software, how to shift culture to give application security the attention that it needs, and how to… | ||
| Real world Electron: Building Cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript | Feross Aboukhadijeh | 34m |
Built a production Electron app called WebTorrent Desktop with 31 releases, 32 contributors, and hundreds of thousands of installs, and documents concrete wins… | ||
| Micro(hapi)ness | Diego Paez | 27m |
Have you heard about microservices? Are you looking forward to bring down that monolithic app that terrifies you in your dreams? Would you like to change one… | ||
| Hacking your Nintendo with JavaScript. | Michael Matuzak | 30m |
A toolchain in JavaScript that reads ROM headers, rips and reinserts sprite sheets, compiles JS to 6502 assembler, and plays chiptune via an emulated APU; it… | ||
| Fun with webgl | James Halliday | 32m |
Let's build some visualizations with webgl using regl, glslify, and tiny modules. I will cover how to build geometry, how to write shaders, and some simple… | ||
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