FullStackJS Berlin v0.5.0

Yeehaw, it's time for another FullStackJS in Berlin! As usual, we'll be jumping to another partner venue so that we can all continue seeing the various office spaces Berlin has to offer. To kick things off we'll have some scheduled speakers (listed below) and then following that open the mic up for lightning talks as usual! Hope to see you all there. :)

Schedule:

18:30 gathering and socializing

19:00 beginning with talks

20:30 beginning with lightning talks

22:00 afterwards more socializing

Talks:

• "Node.js Apps & Kubernetes"

Part 1: "Development Workflow" by Kentaro Wakayama

Node.js Development Workflow using Minikube. How to set up live reload and how to debug a containerized application in Kubernetes.

Speaker: Kentaro works as software engineer at Coder Society where he develops web and native applications, APIs and IOT products. He is also co-organizer of the Stuttgart JavaScript meetup and founder of the Nodeschool in Stuttgart.

Part 2: "Running Apps in Production" by Arve Knudsen

How to quickly create a production grade Kubernetes cluster on Amazon Web Services, with little sweat required. How to install basic devops facilities for logging and monitoring in Kubernetes. You will be guided through the workflow for installing and monitoring Node.js applications in production.

Speaker: Arve is a long-time software developer and member of Coder Society, with over 20 years of experience from a number of programming languages and tech stacks. He consults for a living, enjoys making his own web applications and loves to cook on his spare time.

• "JavaScript Open Source Jungle" by Torsten Rüter

• when to use open source

• the "tip of the ice berg” reporting on react, angular, vuejs ...

• what technlologies are used in other parts of the world (india, asia)

• how to find the right fit for your project

Speaker: Co-Founder and CTO at @pixsyHQ (https://twitter.com/pixsyHQ)

Food & Beverages:

Specifics to be announced but there will certainly be food and drinks as usual! :)

Code of Conduct:

As creative, intellectual adults we expect a welcoming and respectful behavior at the event. In order to learn more details please check out the Berlin Code of Conduct (http://berlincodeofconduct.org/) which we follow and support.