July Meetup 2018
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It's the 2nd Thursday of the month, time to hang out with your fellow web developers!
Stick around after the main event for a social hour at Flatstick Pub (240 2nd Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104)!
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Topic 1: Package Quest: The journey of a package from the npm registry to your computer
by: Jeff Lembeck
Github (http://github.com/jefflembeck) | Twitter (http://twitter.com/jefflembeck) | Website (http://jefflembeck.com)
abstract:: Ever wonder what happens when you npm install something? Follow an odyssey across the wires as our hero client embarks on an adventure to bring you the software that you need, right when you ask for it. After this talk you'll have a better understanding of the course a package takes - helping you understand architecture that works at scale as well as being able to troubleshoot package installation problems.
bio:: Jeff Lembeck is an Engineering Manager with npm, inc. He writes code, talks a lot, and is the former lecturer for University of Washington's JavaScript certificate program. He's also a co-organizer of SeattleJS and an active contributor to the open source community. When far away from a computer, Jeff seeks out oyster happy hours and longs for a hot tub boat to call home.
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Topic 2: Logux: Redux Actions On The Server
by: Andrey Sitnik
Github (http://github.com/ai) | Twitter (http://twitter.com/sitnikcode) | Website (http://sitnik.ru/en)
abstract:: What if we can remove all our code for AJAX and instead of AJAX just synchronize Redux actions between client and server and between clients? Or what if our server could create Redux action for the client and client will receive it next online?
bio:: Andrey Sitnik, the creator of PostCSS and Autoprefixer will speak about his new open source project, which mixes ideas from Redux, CRDT, and distributed systems to bring you a replacement for AJAX and GraphQL.
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Topic 3: CORS Doesn't Hate You
by: Ryan Miller
Github (http://github.com/andryanmiller) | Twitter (http://twitter.com/andryanmiller) | Website (http://frontendian.co)
Abstract:: CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) is subject tinged with dread for many web developers, but it doesn't have to be! In this lightning talk, I'll explain both the history of CORS and the logic behind its implementation, as well as a few tips for debugging common CORS errors. (Blog form of this talk is here.)
bio:: Ryan Miller is lead frontend engineer at @Algorithmia. Prior to @Algorithmia, Ryan built hybrid mobile applications at @ChefSteps, and loves learning about the nooks and crannies of the internet.
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July Meetup 2018