Name: Paris Deno #3: We're back again!
Start: 2020-10-06T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2020-10-06T21:00:00+02:00

FR
Bonjour tout le monde ! 🦕

Les vacances sont terminées pour ParisDeno ! Après cette pause estival, nous sommes donc de retour pour cette 3ème édition.

Encore cette fois, le meetup se déroulera online via un streaming YouTube 🎥 (https://youtu.be/AOvg_GbnsbA).

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Hello everyone! 🦕

The vacations are over for ParisDeno! After this summer break, we are back for this 3rd edition.

This time again, the meetup we be online with YouTube 🎥 (https://youtu.be/AOvg_GbnsbA).

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THE SESSION WILL BE IN ENGLISH.
10/06 - 7pm GMT+2 (Paris)

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TALKS 🎤

1️⃣: Deno Crate Organization
by Anthony Campolo (ajcwebdev) - https://twitter.com/ajcwebdev
30min - Intermediate

Content: Unlike Node, which is a monolithic project, Deno is organized into a collection of Rust crates. I will summarize the history of why Ryan Dhal made this choice and what each crate is for. These include:

- deno - Deno executable
- deno_core - Ops and Resources
- rusty_v8 Rust interface to V8
- deno_typescript - type-checking and type-stripping at compile-time

2️⃣: Deno internals - how modern JS/TS runtime is built
by Bartek Iwańczuk (denoland) - https://twitter.com/biwanczuk
30min - Intermediate / Advanced

I gave this talk almost a year ago (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt7fbmypAFk), but a loooot has changed since then. So I'd like to give you updated overview of the Deno architecture and where it's headed.

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As always:
https://github.com/ParisDeno/talks/issues/new/choose
https://deno.paris

Lilian Saget-Lethias

Sylvain Pontoreau

Paris Deno

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