Node.js powers an astonishing amount of everyday software - applications on the web and desktop, the back-ends of massive APIs, embedded in IoT and robotics, and so much more. At NodeSource, we’ve created N|Solid to ensure that Node.js in production is secure, reliable, and efficient . NodeSource N|Solid just hit 2.0, and is relied upon by companies like MasterCard, Conde Nast, NewsCorp, and more. Over the past year, we’ve seen events dealing with security and reliability of our ecosystem that have that have caused us all concern. It’s time to address them.
We are in the midst of the Information Age where businesses are rapidly transforming themselves to fit the needs of increasingly digital society. In all economic sectors, we are seeing that businesses must evolve or get left behind. Node.js is the keystone for facilitating this evolution, enabling companies to greatly increase developer productivity, spend less time on infrastructure and have peace-of-mind with long-term support. Learn how Node.js is proving to be the forefront of digital transformation, from fueling the growth of the API economy to revolutionizing infrastructure with serverless applications.
Businesses are rapidly turning to Node.js in order to help modernize their applications, improve productivity and enable greater cohesion between teams. And while Node.js usage grows, organizations expect developer tools and cloud services to evolve alongside it, in order to ensure that any gains aren’t lost as the complexity and customer demands of apps increase. Learn how Microsoft is working with the community and enterprises to help grow the Node.js development experience in Visual Studio Code and Azure, including efficient authoring and debugging tools, cloud and Docker-based deployments, and production diagnostics.
In the past 7 years, we have seen the rise of 7 key application architectures among others namely:
Node.js is very popular and performant and the hyper growth of modules and APIs proves the point…to an extent that there is a problem of too much choice and inconsistent quality.
Application architectures however cannot afford the same clip of change, else nothing meaningful will ever get delivered. Simultaneously GoLang, Weave, R, Async Java, Swift, Scala et all are competing for the same mindshare. Architects have purists (monoglot) and/or best of breed (polyglot) approaches. Many of them view languages as transient and designs as perpetual.
In this presentation, we will discuss standardization of design patterns across these 7 architectures and how node.js can be an integral part of them. We will also cover a detailed overview of Samsung’s Node.js and Docker based architecture and challenges supporting a Billion + devices (mobile, TVs, refrigerators, et all) and 100s of petabytes of data generated by 100s of millions of daily users.
"Hey guys!" - Oh wait, I'm not supposed to say “guys”... but I'm a girl, so it's okay, right? No, Sara. Stop it, and don't call yourself a girl. You’re a “woman”, not a child! Stop disempowering yourself. Lean in. *Ugh* this whole diversity/inclusivity thing is way too hard. Let's change things up.
If you're sick of people promoting diversity/inclusivity at the expense of pretty much everything else, attend this talk. If you care about promoting diversity/inclusivity, attend this talk. If you’re still not sure, but read this far, get off the fence, and attend this talk. :)
No preaching, I promise. Instead, I'll share some interesting learnings from successful and unsuccessful change movements, and then together, we’ll launch a small experiment and make it more than just "all talk."
Come have some food and drink and enjoy live local music at the Node.js Interactive Conference Party after the booth crawl! While the band plays attendees will be able to play on a vintage bowling lane, have fun in the photo booth, and enjoy views of Austin from the rooftop DJ lounge!
This is a hands on NodeJS and NPM-based course, teaching human to machine (H2M), machine to machine (M2M), and legacy (client/ server) networking relevant to the Internet of Things and milliwatt power computers, sensors, and actuators with JavaScript. To complete the step by step approach of 'Embedded and Low Power JS', no code writing skills are needed. Instead, students cut and paste from complete projects, conducting experiments on a variety of Tessel based IoT relevant hardware loaned for the duration of the workshop.
Embedded and Low Power JS is a mini workshop and occupies an hour before lunch and a second hour after lunch. Students may come to one or the other or both for extended study. Please bring a portable computer with a USB type-A socket.
This is a hands on NodeJS and NPM-based course, teaching human to machine (H2M), machine to machine (M2M), and legacy (client/ server) networking relevant to the Internet of Things and milliwatt power computers, sensors, and actuators with JavaScript. To complete the step by step approach of 'Embedded and Low Power JS', no code writing skills are needed. Instead, students cut and paste from complete projects, conducting experiments on a variety of Tessel based IoT relevant hardware loaned for the duration of the workshop.
Embedded and Low Power JS is a mini workshop and occupies an hour before lunch and a second hour after lunch. Students may come to one or the other or both for extended study. Please bring a portable computer with a USB type-A socket.
How HomeAway has used Node so far, and how we see it as a game changer going forward.
Get started (or go further) with Node.js core contributions! Experienced contributors will help guide you through your first (or second or third or fourth) commit. They will also be available to provide impromptu guided tours through specific areas of Node.js core source code. Don't miss this unique opportunity!
