List of videos

In 2009 I was managing Yahoo’s tech event budget when we agreed to sponsor the very first JSConf, the one that almost didn’t happen, the one that started something… And though I’ve still never attended a JSConf, nor learned to code, the zeitgeist of the JavaScript community and its event culture have had a profound effect on how I live and the devrel work I do. I’d like to speak about cultivating “JavaScript: The Good Times”—the evolution of inclusiveness, the effort to replace customs that no longer reflect the values and demographics of the community, the focus on new practices for joyful conference-going and knowledge sharing. The JavaScript ethos has fueled a reinvention of the tech gathering as an act of participation and experiment, generating enduring artifacts for learning and excellent new habits for our relationships - personal and professional. https://2019.jsconf.eu/havi-hoffman/in-the-land-of-the-javascripters.html This talk was presented in the form of multiple sonnets, see the full text here: https://2019.jsconf.eu/sonnets/

Machine Learning is a powerful tool that offers unique opportunities for JavaScript developers. This is why we created TensorFlow.js, a library for training and deploying ML models in the browser and in Node.js. In this talk, you will learn about the TensorFlow.js ecosystem: how to bring an existing ML model into your JS app and re-train the model using your data. We’ll also go over our efforts beyond the browser to bring ML to platforms such as React Native, Raspberry Pi, and Electron, and we’ll do a live demo of some of our favorite and unique applications! This talk will be co-presented by Nikhil Thorat. https://2019.jsconf.eu/nick-kreeger/tensorflowjs-bringing-machine-learning-to-the-web-and-beyond.html https://2019.jsconf.eu/nikhil-thorat/tensorflowjs-bringing-machine-learning-to-the-web-and-beyond.html

This talk will discuss why we think that JavaScript is a good language option for IoT development by walking you through a loosely coupled end to end IoT system, from new device on-boarding to remote access via gateway. Technologies we have been used and/or contributed to for building the IoT system using JavaScript will be discussed. At each stage, GDPR compliance of these technologies will be looked into. To address the issue of resource restriction in embedded devices, we will introduce you to JerryScript, an ultra-light JavaScript engine by Samsung. It is followed by a comparison of popular JavaScript platforms based on JerryScript that provide direct JavaScript APIs to developers. The open gateway framework is node.js based and targets at decentralized ‘Internet of Things’ with privacy and security in mind. https://2019.jsconf.eu/ziran-sun/build-an-end-to-end-iot-system-using-javascript-with-gdpr-awareness.html

Join us for a walk through of the JavaScript magic powering the JSConf EU stage. For a full video of the opening that is described here, check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1rzsna263c Talk starts at 4:10 { live : js } collective of audio and visual artists who build live experiences, shows and installations. Why JS? Because that’s the main technology we use: JavaScript. https://livejs.network/ We are: - ruth john - tim pietrusky - martin schuhfuss - sam wray - matt mckegg - jan krutisch https://2019.jsconf.eu/live-js/making-of-this-stage.html

After so many years sitting with the computer you can take your old scratched Les Paul or Stratocaster from the case and fill all the space around with warm riffs. I’m going to show how to transform the code into Kirk Hammett’s wah-wah, Stevie Ray Vaughan’s overdrive and Kurt Cobain’s distortion. You’ll learn how to parse audio input in real-time using JavaScript and the Web Audio API. I’ll be jamming live on stage with my guitar to demo every code example and we’ll also use WebRTC to jam with friends across the world! After this talk, you will be familiar with the principles behind pedal sound effects and how to create them in code. Let’s rock the Web! https://2019.jsconf.eu/vitalii-bobrov/javascript-javascript-rocks-you.html

Join us for the third annual TC39 panel at JSConf EU! TC39 is the standards committee that designs the JavaScript language (sometimes called ECMAScript). The panel will feature a range of committee members and is your chance to ask questions about the past, present and future of JavaScript! https://2019.jsconf.eu/openjs-foundation/panel-1-to-a-collaborative-future-~-the-foundation-of-javascript.html

To build inclusive websites, developers have to consider accessibility, performance and user flows. Crafted source code forms the foundation for thought-through UIs, but it’s not only about the code. Let’s have a look at HTTP, and to be specific, its headers that can have a direct impact on user experience. https://2019.jsconf.eu/stefan-judis/http-headers-for-the-responsible-developer.html

Augmented reality is already making its way into everyday browsers! This talk will dive into what that might mean for the traditional web developer, and why developing immersive experiences makes so much sense on the web, even in the face of native alternatives. We will cover topics like off-the-shelf web technologies, performance, and privacy all in the context of augmented reality. https://2019.jsconf.eu/marley-rafson/the-case-for-augmented-reality-on-the-web.html

When I was a child I dreamt a lot about creating robots that helped me in my daily life, like tidying up my bedroom. That was just a dream till I grow up and found out that there’s something called home automation. So I decided to build Sasha, my cats’ pet sitter, that helps me by feeding my cats when I have to get home a little bit late. Sasha changed my life and my cats are stressless, because they can eat their meal at the right time. In this talk I will share my experience on using JavaScript to build Sasha and will walkthrough its features. Last, I’ll talk about other possible use cases and the potential of home automation with JavaScript. https://2019.jsconf.eu/constanza-yanez-calderon/about-life-robots-and-cats.html