Mobile Node with JXcore, Brownfield Node Dev
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Greetings fellow Boston area Node.JS enthusiasts!
Please join us for our next meetup on Tuesday, June 23rd at LogMeIn's HQ in Boston's Innovation District. As always, Xively will help out by providing food and beer/wine.
I'm super excited for this month's speaker lineup. Again we try to keep the range of topics diverse and this month is no exception. Here's who's on tap for the 23rd:
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Gary Sullivan - Brownfield Software Development with Node.js
Designing and implementing Node.js applications isn't always about developing from scratch. Thanks to Node.js' non-monolithic structure we can effectively add it to almost any legacy app. We'll explore what does (and doesn't) work when extending existing appliations.
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Sandro Hawke - CrossCloud and it's usage of Node.JS (Lightning Talk)
We want the "next Facebook" to be not another $100 billion company but a sea of different apps, from different creators, each well-suited to its users, serving its own market niche, all cooperating to provide an integrated user experience that empowers people around the world.
http://crosscloud.org (http://crosscloud.org/)
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Ugur Kadakal - Running Node Applications on iOS and Android
Node.JS brought the power of JavaScript to server. Node and its ecosystem has been the fastest growing platform in recent years. Total number of Node modules has already exceeded 120,000. What is next for Node? Mobile? This talk will cover the subject of running Node on mobile devices. We will talk about the issues of Node on mobile platforms. JXcore is an open source project primarily developed to run Node on mobile devices including iOS. We will also talk about how it achieves that and how it integrates with Cordova.
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As always, if you have any questions or comments about our next meetup please post on the meetup space.
If anybody would like to still talk at a later meetup or has ideas for future meetup potential, please let us know. I hope we all can continue building a great Node.JS community in the Boston area!!
Szia,
Brian