The Rolling Scopes Conference 2015
who it's for
front end developers, JavaScript developers, web designers, UI engineers, UX designers, graphics programmers
topics
ES6 features and migration; Bacon.js functional reactive programming; WebGL rendering techniques; WebVR content pipelines; CSS history and evolution; CSS-generated fractals; Aperiodic tiling mathematics; Comparative front end frameworks (Ember Angular React); JavaScript performance optimizations
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Trailer #1 | Patronchik Sergei | 01m |
A short promotional trailer announcing an event starting on February 1 at 9:00 AM, containing a provocative line about “and the coming demise will be cool.” It… | ||
| Why CSS was invented | Hakon Wium Lie | 59m |
Proposes CSS in 1994 at CERN to stop HTML becoming pictures and faxes, with concrete features like text-shadow and border-radius implemented and practical… | ||
| Using ECMAScript 6 today. Part I | Dr. Axel Rauschmayer | 41m |
Sums up what actually ships and how to use it: ES6 (renamed ECMAScript 2015) is a big release with a spec that more than doubles in size, followed by yearly… | ||
| Using ECMAScript 6 today. Part II | Dr. Axel Rauschmayer | 53m |
Concrete migration details and working examples: arrow functions reduce boilerplate and already run in Firefox; classes and modules replace framework-specific… | ||
| The visual web of today and tomorrow - WebGL and WebVR. | Martin Naumann | 45m |
Claims WebGL is production ready for real apps not just demos and shows a working Archilogic 3D house planner demo that builds models from floorplans and lets… | ||
| Aperiodic Tiling | Kiryl Dziamura | 12m |
A web tool that generates unique aperiodic tilings starting from a user ID and implements a de Bruijn–style method: define five axes, shift their normals to… | ||
| FRP with Bacon.js | Juha Paananen | 46m |
Shows a practical FRP stack: Bacon.js implemented in coffeescript, modeled after RxJS, with bacon.fromEvent and socket io adapters, properties and event… | ||
| Ember = Angular = React | Andrey Listochkin | 01h 00m |
The talk argues that Ember, Angular and React are converging on the same architectural tradeoffs — component trees, routing, data layers and server… | ||
| JavaScript at the Speed of Light | Dmitry Lomov | 52m |
Describes a statically constrained JavaScript subset that achieves near‑C++ numeric performance by removing runtime polymorphism and GC assumptions so engines… | ||
| Discovering fractals with CSS. | Gregor Adams | 34m |
Claims CSS can generate real fractals by compiling SCSS into massive box‑shadow renderings — one example creates 160,000 points (400×400) with 78 iterations… | ||
| Diary: Part One | [object Object] | 07m |
A personal journal-style talk recounting experiences from the Rolling Scopes Conference 2015, covering events and social activities around the conference. It… | ||
| Diary: Part Two | 07m | |
A conference diary recounts concrete outcomes: attendees created and used a new social tag called “like me” to win tickets, several people collected autographs… | ||
| Diary: Part Three | sasha gerasimov | 06m |
A conference diary reports practical highlights: the group successfully took a group photo using drones, volunteers provided a working live stream from… | ||
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