Real World WebSockets

Slides are at: http://slides.com/guyellis/realws/live

Co-presented by:

Guy Ellis: @wildfiction

and

Justin Dragos: @EllisandePoet

ExpressJS and MongoDB End to End

This blog post accompanies the presentation called ExpressJS and MongoDB End to End at Desert Code Camp 2014.1.

If you want to follow along with this presentation then there are three items you need:

1. Install Node.
2. Install MongoDB.
3. Clone the ExpressJS Sample.

Once you've cloned the sample this locally you should be able to run it using:
node app.js
If MongoDB is running on the default port then it should work.

Give me feedback when the presentation is over: Guy on Speaker Rater

Resources from presentation:

• Official ExpressJS site: ExpressJS
• Node: nodejs.org
• MongoDB: mongodb.org
• Mongoose: mongoosejs.com

Fluent 2014 NodeJS Express Presentation

If you want to follow along with this presentation then there are three items you need:

1. Install Node.
2. Install MongoDB.
3. Clone the ExpressJS Sample.

Once you've cloned the sample this locally you should be able to run it using:
node app.js
If MongoDB is running on the default port then it should work.

Give me feedback when the presentation is over: Guy on Speaker Rater

Resources from presentation:

• Official ExpressJS site: ExpressJS
• Node: nodejs.org
• MongoDB: mongodb.org

O'Reilly Fluent 2014 presentation: Introduction to ExpressJS

A Dozen JavaScript Libraries

Just spent a couple of hours this evening listening to Rob Richardson give an awesome presentation on A Dozen JavaScript Libraries.

He covered:

1. jQuery
2. Lo-Dash
3. Handlebars
4. Modernizr
5. Moment
6. Normalize.css
7. Twitter Bootstrap
8. jQuery UI
9. Backbone
10. Angular
11. JSHint
12. Jasmine
13. RequireJS
14. Rafael

in enough detail to arm you with the ability to select one of them for a future project. It also looks like he's extended the Baker's Dozen (13) metaphor to a JavaScript Dozen (14). I'm guessing that JavaScript has the math library to do that.

Also love that he's using reveal.js for his presentations.

Good work Rob!