MunichJS September Meetup

Welcome back to MunichJS!

After almost 4 years we are back with an in-person event. We are happy to have a great speaker lineup at an amazing venue. We'll meet at the Alasco office in the Leopoldstr. 21 (1st floor).

There are only 80 seats - so be fast. However, if - for whatever reason - you cannot make it - please also cancel your attendance properly. Anyone not cancelling will not be permitted for future events (sorry to be so drastic, but we really want to ensure that everyone who can make it is also able to enter).

Thanks to Alasco there will be Pizza, snacks, and drinks.

We'll open the doors at 6:30pm with the talks to begin at 7pm. Every talk is about 30 minutes long - we'll have 5-10 minutes between each talk.

Agenda

• 6:30pm Door opening, pizza arrives, drinks, casual welcoming
• 7:00pm Quick Introduction - 3min + 2 mins welcome words from Alasco
• 7:05pm Unleashing the Power of AI: Integrating Tiptap, OpenAI, and Vue.js (Vanessa Otto)
• 7:35pm Break
• 7:45pm Debugging & Stepping: How does DevTools decide whether to pause? (Eric Leese)
• 8:15pm Break
• 8:25pm Baking Up Better Bundling (Florian Weininger)
• 9:00pm Food and Drinks + Networking
• 9:55pm Event conclusion

Talks

7:05pm Vanessa Otto:

**Unleashing the Power of AI: Integrating Tiptap, OpenAI, and Vue.js**

In this session, you'll discover the seamless integration of AI-powered actions on websites. We will unveil the groundbreaking combination of Tiptap, OpenAI, and Vue.js, empowering you to create a feature-rich Rich Text Editor. Learn practical techniques for precise and targeted actions, including text translation, tone modification, and seamless adjustments within the widely adopted headless editor. Gain insights into privacy considerations, performance optimization, and delivering an exceptional user experience. Elevate productivity to new heights with AI-augmented text editing.

Vanessa is the Head of Frontend at Zavvy.io, working extensively with Vue 3. She has an M.Sc in Media Informatics with a focus on Human-Computer-Interaction. She co-hosts two popular podcasts, Working Draft and expect(Exception). Vanessa is an experienced public speaker and workshop facilitator, sharing her expertise and passion for technology with diverse audiences. She has contributed to multiple conferences, serving on program committees for notable events like JS Kongress.

7:45pm Eric Leese:

Debugging & Stepping: How does DevTools decide whether to pause?

DevTools allows you to pause code execution at any point, step through code line by line, and inspect the state of the program. But how does DevTools decide when and where to pause? The decision gets more complicated when you configure an ignore list. Do you pause in the ignored code when errors happen... yes, no or maybe? In this talk, Eric will walk you through the different tricky scenarios in debugging and discuss the expected behaviors.

Eric is a software engineer for the Chrome DevTools.

8:25pm Florian Weininger:

Baking Up Better Bundling

Nodejs is the most used and well-known javascript runtime and webpack is nodejs´s partner in crime. But there is new technology trying to take the crown. Let´s take a look at Bun, a all-in-one JavaScript runtime & toolkit designed for speed, complete with a bundler, test runner, and Node.js-compatible package manager. Will this alternative technology rise like flour or are the old kings still cooking?

Florian is a passionate software engineer working at smapiot. In the past decade he gathered a lot of hands-on experience in software development, application conceptualization, and architectural design. His journey has led him to wear various hats, from leading development teams as a Lead Developer to steering projects as a Project Manager. He also holds the title of a certified SCRUM Master.

See you on Wednesday, the 13th of September 2023 in the Leopoldstr. 21 - first floor. In case of questions don't hesitate to write us.

By the way: We are always looking for speakers. If you have any ideas or suggestions (or want to speak yourself!), please don't hesitate to let us know.