Wrocław TypeScript Online #18: It’s All About Dat’base
The summer is over and types are not going to write themselves. We’re back, and we’re about to drop some serious material on you.
Talks
Daniel Norman — Rapid and type-safe Node.js development with Prisma (30 min)
For developers that embrace rapid development, working with relational databases comes with a lot of challenges. But it’s possible to optimize for developer experience without compromising on reliability with Prisma – an open-source end-to-end type-safe database toolkit for TypeScript and Node.js. In this talk, we'll introduce Prisma and learn how it enables rapid and type-safe development while addressing common problems in data-centric applications.
About Daniel:
Daniel is a software engineer with broad experience across modern web and cloud environments. He's passionate about open source and modern development tooling and likes bringing ideas from different disciplines to software development. These days, Daniel is a developer advocate at Prisma, focusing on modern database tooling for Node.js and Typescript. Outside the software world, Daniel is interested in woodworking and motorcycling.
Daniel in social media:
https://twitter.com/daniel2color
Meera Sundar — Cross browser testing & automation with Puppeteer and TypeScript (20 min)
Puppeteer is a Node library which provides a high-level API to control Chrome or Chromium over the DevTools Protocol. Puppeteer runs headless by default, but can be configured to run full (non-headless) Chrome or Chromium. Let's write some cool integrations with Puppeteer and TypeScript!
About Meera:
My name is Meera. I work as a Solutions & Customer Success Engineer at Hasura. I love learning new technologies and setting up toy projects as part of my learning. Previously, I worked as a concert violinist playing Indian classical music. Now, I balance my twin passions of technology and music.
Meera in social media:
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The talks will be recorded. Check out the previous ones on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/WroclawTypeScript
