Vue.js: Server Rendering, App Migration, Visualizing Data, and Great Developers

Join us in Downtown Raleigh for another TriangleJS Vue event! Come for pizza, soda, an amazing speaker lineup, and lots of fun!

Thanks to HQ Raleigh for generously inviting us into their space for our event, and to TekSystems for sponsoring pizza and drinks!

We're always looking for speakers! Whether it's your first time, or you're a seasoned speaker, we'd love to have you speak on anything related to Vue, JavaScript, or web development in general! Just reach out to jake@steadfast.design

Featured Talks:

1. Server Rendered Vue.js using Express-Vue

Speaker: Fielding Wilson

Description: We'll walk through a server side rendered sample project that uses Vue.js Single File Components as Express Templates.

2. Migrating from Angular to Vue (Without a Stop the World Rewrite)

Speaker: David Rogers, Senior Software Engineer at Pendo

Description: In many way Vue is considered the spiritual successor to AngularJS due to its similar template syntax and philosophies. So when migrating an existing Angular app to a more modern framework, Vue is an obvious choice. But how can you be expected to convince your organization to stop new development while you switch frameworks? Well with Vue you don't have to! I'll show you how to start a piecemeal migration from Angular to Vue without pausing feature development that will get you to an eventual end state of a Vue only application.

3. What makes a Great Developer?

Speaker: Valerie Graybeal, Senior Software Engineer at PointSource

Description: You've got sweet hacking skills, but do you have what it takes to excel as a software engineer? Valerie will be sharing from her 12 years of experience in the development field and encourage you to hone some key skills to help your career grow.

4. Interactive Data Visualizations with Vue.js and D3

Speaker: Ryan Miller, UI Engineer at Cumulus Networks

Description: In this talk, we'll work through the process of building an interactive chart from the ground up, using Vue.js, D3, and SVG. We'll start by drawing a line, and we'll end up with an interactive chart. Along the way, we'll cover the basic workflow, some tips/tricks, and a few common pitfalls.