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Geeky February at Forward Technology in London. An evening of lightning talks dedicated to geeky passions.
Talks from Adam Howard (@skattyadz), Adam Onishi (@onishiweb), Gillian Horsley (@gthorsley), Soofiya Chaudry (@pocket_watch), Alex Brooke (@alexbrookey) and Andrew Nesbitt (@teabass).
Lanyrd: lanyrd.com/2013/geekynight-february/
Organised by Event Handler (@eventhandleruk).
Redefinindo a Arquitetura do Walmart.com.br usando NodeJS, Redis e SOA FTW - tecnologias de vanguarda para solucionar antigos problemas
Geeky February at Forward Technology in London. An evening of lightning talks dedicated to geeky passions.
Talks from Adam Howard (@skattyadz), Adam Onishi (@onishiweb), Gillian Horsley (@gthorsley), Soofiya Chaudry (@pocket_watch), Alex Brooke (@alexbrookey) and Andrew Nesbitt (@teabass).
Lanyrd: lanyrd.com/2013/geekynight-february/
Organised by Event Handler (@eventhandleruk).
This Friday it was my turn to give a talk on a topic of choice for my team colleagues. I decided I wanted to share some knowledge about REST. Around 45 minutes of slides + spontaneous discussions and then a lab where I set up the goal for us to write a simple server (NodeJS) publishing a REST api around the concept of todo notes. Then a simple web client to consume the API.
## Wolff Olins
Wolff Olins came to us with a simple request: "We like your website, could you make one like that [but y'know...better] for us?".
When the butterflies-of-flattery finally settled in our stomachs and after doodling some backend interface ideas we built them a restful API backed by a beautiful CMS, populated by their own little gems around the internets. With a single click it is organized and presented in a sexy grid. All this written in Node making it blazing fast.
+ With/For: Wolff Olins
+ Link: Wolff Olins
+ Year: 2011
WIMP Meetup & Potluck:
Node.js: Why JavaScript sucks and you should use it everywhere
Meetup is FREE with a $5 suggested donation at the door. Help keep WIMP awesome.
Professional computer geek Dan Lyke will be presenting this month.
ABSTRACT
JavaScript is a necessary evil for web apps. Given that, how can NodeJS help us use JavaScript everywhere, on both clients and servers, to deploy higher quality software through code sharing, test driven development, and other best practices. No programming experience necessary.
OUTLINE:
1. Your project includes JavaScript because JavaScript is everywhere.
2. MVC - here's how applications are "supposed" to be structured.
3. A tangled mess - here's how web apps are actually structured.
4. Here's how JavaScript at all layers can help make that tangled mess more maintainable.
5. NodeJS can help you do that through:
- Test Driven Development (+mocha) (demo)
- Sharing code between Model and Controller (demo)
- Amazing frameworks (+meteor) (demo)
- Integrating NodeJS for other server apps (maybe demo)
- A few related technologies, or how Node.js can help you not write in JavaScript: CoffeeScript, C++/emscripten, TypeScript
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ABOUT DAN LYKE: www.flutterby.net/User:DanLyke
Uma tentativa de sequência do que fazer na manhã durante o Sábado. A prioridade era conseguir que o instanciador de salas multiusers (chat) funcionasse. E Design de elementos genericos que poderiam ser usados em algum dos usecases que estavamos pensando.
Veja o resultado em vimeo.com/14626831
We've submitted two sessions for DrupalCon Denver based on our work making beautiful custom maps with mapbox.com/.
You can vote for them here:
- denver2012.drupal.org/program/sessions/nodejs-javascript-...
Learn how to design and build large-scale production Node.js systems by following along as a Node.js search engine is created step-by-step.
In this talk Richard showed how to design your system as micro-services and what this looks like from a developer desktop all the way to production.
He also showed how to integrate external systems, and how to do micro-service deployments. In particular, how to do partial deployments and instant rollbacks.
See the skillscast (film/code.slides) at skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/5710-in-the-brain-of-richard...