Pre-Render - Atlanta JavaScript at FanDuel: Lightning Talks

We are excited to announce a special meetup of Atlanta JavaScript on June 11 at FanDuel in Ponce City Market!

If you're in town for RenderATL or Atlanta Tech Week, or local, join us for a STACKED lineup of lightning talks, networking, and food sponsored by FanDuel and TrackJS.

Agenda:
6:30-7:00: Food and Networking
7:00-8:15: Welcome Message & Speakers
8:15-8:30: Wrap-up Networking

Speakers:

Todd Gardner, TrackJS
"Filtering the Noise in Client-Side Errors"
You can feel it, the background radiation of the web. Obfuscated "Script Error", Browser Extensions, and weird unsupported browsers generate tons of noisy errors. How can we deal with these and find the real problems in our web applications? Todd Gardner from TrackJS shows how they solve the problem.

**Taylor Desseyn, Gun.io**
"Navigating This Job Market"
Learn the most important 1-2 things you HAVE to do to be successful in finding a job in this crazy job market.

Henri Helvetica, command-h
"A Fist Full of Data: RUM -vs- LAB"
A web performance talk about the importance of understanding the data the web has shown us, the difference between synthetic and RUM data, and how to interpret it to our advantage and ultimately, for our users.

Amanda Martin, Wix
"From Trolling to Thriving: How TensorFlow.js Keeps My Chatbot Unbothered"
Tired of trolls ruining your chatbot experience? This talk explores how TensorFlow.js and AI can help! We'll take a brief look at toxicity detection models, considerations for choosing the right one, and wrap it up with a demo integrating the model into a Wix Studio chatbot.

Jason Torres & Chris Nowicki, GIS
“Surviving The Gridiron”
Discussing the takeaways after two sprints on Gridiron Survivor, a project designed to give real world ORG developer experience.

We look forward to seeing y'all there!

!! Location !!
The FanDuel offices is located on the third floor of Ponce City Market. You can enter through the door by the bike rack coming in from the Beltline, or wait by the elevators behind Hops Chicken and a volunteer will guide you up (elevators require access for upper floors).