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Tuesday, 30. January 2018 at 23:00
Javascript Engine Essentials for DevelopersBy Rainer HahnekampGoogle's V8 raised the execution speed of JavaScript to a level almost comparable to C++. But how do the internals affect us as developers in our daily life? Doesn't "normal written code" just run faster automatically? In this talk (with live-coding) we will cover the basics and learn about potential pitfalls.
Google's V8 raised the execution speed of JavaScript to a level almost comparable to C++. But how do the internals affect us as developers in our daily life? Doesn't "normal written code" just run faster automatically? In this talk (with live-coding) we will cover the basics and learn about potential pitfalls.
What's to come for JavaScript?By Jakob KrigovskyJavaScript is evolving faster than ever and there are a range of proposals currently making their way through the standardization process. In this talk, we'll take a look at what's to come and how it can help write cleaner code in the future.
JavaScript is evolving faster than ever and there are a range of proposals currently making their way through the standardization process. In this talk, we'll take a look at what's to come and how it can help write cleaner code in the future.
How to build fully functional websites without any back-end codingBy Martin BährMost websites built today do not need a custom back-end, because their functionality can be implemented with an existing Backend As A Service platform. Martin will explain why and how that works, and show some sites that he had built in the past 5 years.
Most websites built today do not need a custom back-end, because their functionality can be implemented with an existing Backend As A Service platform. Martin will explain why and how that works, and show some sites that he had built in the past 5 years.