A decade after Node was first announced, JavaScript and the web platform have evolved. Deno is a new JavaScript/TypeScript runtime—the evolution of Node.

We moved our application from the cluster module to PM2 & RabbitMQ. This talk will cover the Why/What/How we made this migration.

Top #10 things I've learned while putting JavaScript on the top of server-side benchmarks.

A journey into the asynchronous debugging horrors, how to avoid them and what patterns can be used to ease the life of each developer debugging applications.

How to build a really large application? How to think about architectural layers? What is wrong with the majority of JS frameworks? How does GraphQL influence my architecture?

Learn what it means to ‘load test’ your application, and how to get started with writing your first script.

Get a glimpse into the inner workings of three powerful open source projects: Electron, Node, & Chromium.

When building apps, we focus on minimizing costs, time to market, bugs, bundle size, application speed, SEO, but we spend almost no effort trying to minimize the damage our applications are making to the environment.

Kas discuss the MIDI communications protocol, how we can create and augment music with JavaScript, and will hopefully make you think about how your apps communicate with each other.

See the design and architecture that went into creating a component compiler which generates framework agnostic components.

Introduction to the world of event-driven systems, CQRS, and Event Sourcing concepts.

Post-Mortem debugging is a powerful technique that allows you to take a memory dump, when an issue occurs in your application, and later analyze it offline.

See some of JavaScript's new features with the biggest transformative potential, and what they mean for web development .

See how you can control multiple drones using JavaScript and Node.

Get familiar with event sourcing on the server and learn how it can be combined into your architecture.

The ownership of the npm package 'event-stream' changed hands, late 2018, and found its way into the hands of an attacker, targeting a Bitcoin wallet.

Intro on building a server-side rendered website with Quasar, by using Vue and Nodejs.

When thinking of backend languages, JavaScript is not the first thing that comes to mind. But why not?

Learn how large organizations like Facebook, Microsoft, and Google are able to successfully scale across multiple teams, business units, and products.

Node.js 10.5.0 introduced 'worker_threads', enabling the creation of simple multi-threaded applications in JavaScript. This is a quick introduction to the fun of worker_threads.

Kas discuss the MIDI communications protocol, how we can create and augment music with JavaScript, and will hopefully make you think about how your apps communicate with each other.

See the design and architecture that went into creating a component compiler which generates framework agnostic components.

When building apps, we focus on minimizing costs, time to market, bugs, bundle size, application speed, SEO, but we spend almost no effort trying to minimize the damage our applications are making to the environment.

A decade after Node was first announced, JavaScript and the web platform have evolved. Deno is a new JavaScript/TypeScript runtime—the evolution of Node.

Intro on building a server-side rendered website with Quasar, by using Vue and Nodejs.

When thinking of backend languages, JavaScript is not the first thing that comes to mind. But why not?

The ownership of the npm package 'event-stream' changed hands, late 2018, and found its way into the hands of an attacker, targeting a Bitcoin wallet.

Zero Knowledge Architecture is a pattern that allow to build applications where all data is stored and exchanged in an encrypted way.

How to build a really large application? How to think about architectural layers? What is wrong with the majority of JS frameworks? How does GraphQL influence my architecture?

We moved our application from the cluster module to PM2 & RabbitMQ. This talk will cover the Why/What/How we made this migration.

Top #10 things I've learned while putting JavaScript on the top of server-side benchmarks.

Learn what it means to ‘load test’ your application, and how to get started with writing your first script.

See how you can control multiple drones using JavaScript and Node.

A journey into the asynchronous debugging horrors, how to avoid them and what patterns can be used to ease the life of each developer debugging applications.

Post-Mortem debugging is a powerful technique that allows you to take a memory dump, when an issue occurs in your application, and later analyze it offline.

See how it is easy implementing a client-side mocking solution with connect-api-mocker library.

What if you could log your brain to the developer console, typing with your brain signals?

Since last year, all major browsers support ECMAScript modules, and Node.js is looking to support them as well. Join me for a tour!

See some of JavaScript's new features with the biggest transformative potential, and what they mean for web development .

Get a glimpse into the inner workings of three powerful open source projects: Electron, Node, & Chromium.

In this talk we’ll break down how to build an OAuth flow, then dissect an OAuth implementation done in a node.js CLI.

A deep dive into the event loop, how it works, what its different phases are, and how it enables non-blocking IO.

Reasons for using BFF (Backend For Frontend) pattern in large-scale enterprise development, and choosing Node.js as the ideal tool in this area.

See how Docker & Node can work together with Kubernetes, to release and scale automatically stateless-services.

Introduction to the world of event-driven systems, CQRS, and Event Sourcing concepts.

Get familiar with event sourcing on the server and learn how it can be combined into your architecture.