Oh My Node
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*** This event is NOT at google campus! it's at SimilarWeb's offices ***
A nod(e) to the wise - Come to this meetup :)
Great speakers who will talk about what's new with Node and a few more stuff.
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SCHEDULE
18:00- 18:30- Make sure you are at SimilarWeb's offices and not google campus...
18:30- 19:20- Writing Security Code in Node.js - Tamar Twena (Beginners)
19:25-19:55- Version Management With NPM - Ron Apelbaum (Intermediate)
20:05-20:35- Node.js Modules, Where Are We Now? - Benjamin Gruenbaum (Advanced)
20:35 - Raffle of 3 Free Webstorm Licenses!
Writing Security Code in Node.js - (Tamar Twena)
Deep dive on how to use the passport module, overview of several authentication methods, and code samples in Node.js.
Tamar Twena, a Software Architect and Team Leader at EdgeVerve systems.
In the past, Tamar led a team of performance experts at NCR Retail and was a solution architect in Personetics.
has a decade of software engineering experience in various technologies: server side, big data, mobile and and web technologies.
Her main focus currently is developing enterprise banking systems as well as social networks and mobile development.
Version Management with NPM - (Ron Apelbaum)
NPM is "a package manager for javascript". Or so it says on their GitHub page.
But for long it's not just a package manager. We can actually use it as our build manager.
Let's see how we can distribute our project to different packages, manage their versions, and combine NPM and GIT to a beautiful harmony.
Obviously, we will use NodeJs for creating all the build tools that we'll need.
Ron Apelbaum, a Senior FED at Oath Israel, 7yrs FS/FED, code quality freak.
Node.js Modules, where are we now? - (Benjamin Gruenbaum)
A few days ago, Node.js formed a nodejs/modules team to solve once and for all using ECMAScript 2015 modules inside Node.js. These are exciting times. As a team member, I will discuss why adding ES modules was hard, what we're going to do and what to expect - as well as some nifty module quirks and an inside look into how Node.js core operates.
Benjamin Gruenbaum, a Node.js Core Collaborator, open source guy and a spec geek. Builds cool things at Peer5.
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