It talk WRO: JS Adventure!
- 6.00 PM - 6.05 PM - Start
- 6.05 PM - 6.30 PM - «Building Performant API's with Koa.js» by Oleksandr Tryshchenko, DataArt
- 6.30 PM - 6.40 PM - Coffee break
- 6.40 PM - 7.10 PM - «Building Chrome extensions without pain» by Alexandr Suevalov, Opera Software
- 7.10 PM - 7.20 PM - Coffee break
- 7.20 PM - 7.50 PM - «Scalable Angular Architecture» by Bartosz Pietrucha, Angular Academy
- 7.50 PM - 9.00 PM - Networking
DataArt is happy to invite you to the next IT talk in Wroclaw, which will be held on 22nd of March at DataArt Wroclaw!
During this IT talk, we are going to cover various topics from the boundless world of front-end development.
Topics:
- «Building Performant API's with Koa.js» by Oleksandr Tryshchenko, DataArt.
Two years ago Alex gave a talk claiming Koa is marvelous. Since then he's uncovered some pitfalls with koa.js way. Now it's time to share that experience and clarify in which cases Koa is a useful tool and vice versa.
- «Building Chrome extensions without pain» by Alexandr Suevalov, Opera Software.
Let's start to develop Chromium actions like it's 2018 out there! Zero configuration, React, Redux and testing with Puppeteer.
- «Scalable Angular Architecture» by Bartosz Pietrucha, Angular Academy.
Building scalable software can be a challenging task. When we think about scalable front-end applications, we can think of increasing complexity, more and more business rules, growing amounts of data loaded into the application and large teams often distributed around the world. In order to deal with this factors, to increase the quality of delivery and prevent technical debt, a robust and well-grounded architecture can help. In this talk I would like to present high level recommendations of well-designed front-end architecture followed by example implementations with the Angular framework. Angular by itself is a quite opinionated framework, forcing developers to do things the "proper" way, yet there are also times where things can go wrong. Starting from proper abstractions between application layers, modular design and lazy loading, to unidirectional data flow and predictable state management, attendees will see how all of these can help to scale a front-end application. There have been many talks about the afore mentioned techniques and patterns, but they have been presented independently. The goal of this talk is to show how these things can fit together to provide a solid and scalable architecture for Angular applications.
Language: English.
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