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"Never, ever, bloody anything, ever!"

Useless , complete time waste

awesome talk!

I would like to know if you have this repository or source code to be able to show the team that I'm participating, to give a direction in our architecture.

Thank you so much... crisp and clear.

This is such a great tool, definitely want to check it out! A genuine problem solution but has massive applications, great work

I am currently in the process of studying for the Nodejs Application Certification...I wanted to know have you guys thought of having an entry level nodejs certification...like a Nodejs Associate Developer Certification that could ease students into Nodejs and give them some instant feedback in the form of a cert in which they would have to complete a multiple choice quiz and build a small API from scratch? It would be similar in thinking to CISCO which has entry level certs or AWS which has the cloud practitioner certification. These certs ease students into the relm of IT, and encourages them to take the next step. Just curious if it was ever a thought. Keep up the good work otherwise.

Fantastic talk, would've loved to hear more about what triggers the old heap to be GCed in detail, but understand that's probably better for a blogpost lol!

Great video!

Interessant content... BUT... what is this satanic t-shirt ? Who can accept that ?

"uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh" this talk would have been half the time or double the info if he didn't say uhhhm

5:00 I'm getting the same behaviour as Node 8 for this snippet while using Node 12. Has something changed in Node 12 or do we need to add a flag?

Great discussion and insight. Great to have this shared, it's much appreciated!

Glad to hear you've chosen React Native in combination with AWS and it allowed you to create such an app.

I have the volume on 100% in this video and the audio is too low and all muffled. It's so unprofessional to have a speaker without a proper microphone fixed on the speaker and proper sound level management, noise filtering and evaluation before putting these videos on YT. I sure hope NodeConf Remote 2020 is better managed than this stuff. But I wouldn't put much on it after this kinda thing.

what exactly is V8? she sayd her software company job cloud fare uses this V8 tech thing and it can run C++? how ? is it open source? plz explain cmon lool how may ??? i have here in this blog thread ; Lisa

node JS starts at 17 40

i dont understand at 11 57 she talks too fast like she said it should be const wasm? and after that js.then(wasm =>?; why do people always have to talk super fast ?' cmon wtver Lisa

The permaculture movement is an another real-world example that follows many of these principles.

Truly brilliant talk by someone who helped shaped an extremely influential ecosystem.

Who else has know idea what’s going on but wanna know?

This talk is great but it looks like the edition was done without paying much attention to the talk. You are not showing the slides shots when it makes sense to show them. The speaker is using them to actually give details of what he is saying but most of the information presented is just not being shown. Could you please re-upload it but with edition done the right way or at least with the single show from the camera that takes the slides screen for the entire length of the video?

NODE12 is a Trojan horse virus I got in my phone. I do not read emails from people I do not know. When I got this email from NODE12, I unsubscribed, and I blocked this send her in my phone. When I was done with that procedure, I had 19 emails unread from NODE12. Somehow they can get around unsubscribe/block the sender. Do not click on emails from NODE12, just delete them

I got an email from NODE12 out of the blue. I’ve never heard of them. I don’t read emails from people I do not know. I unsubscribed, went to block it, when I was done, I had 19 messages from them. Somehow they can bypass the unsubscribe, and they can get around block this sender. If you get an email from NODE12, do not open it, just delete it, it is a Trojan horse virus

Mad Max

developers are a tough crowd eh? no reaction to the GIFs and jokes, not even a polite chuckle

Vblaze is a good data processing library for batch processing and multi threaded parallel processing in nodejs. And also has something called nanoJob. nanoJob allows a user to execute portion of code in another thread without affecting the eventloop. Something similar to go routines in golang.

Well this looks pretty interesting. Dude saw a problem, and realized he had a skillset that let him solve the problem and maybe carve a niche out for himself.

Do you know if it is possible to change keyboard from QWERTY to AZERTY during the exam ?

Thank you guys for amazing work and providing great explanation.

Super awesome talk. Loved the historical references and lessons learned

Sorry but I can't help wonder how is possible that in 2019, a tech conf doesn't get it right to show both speaker and slides at the same time...??? Is it intentional.. so you have to pay the ticket for the next one to not feel lost during the talk? Honest question.. don't get it

"I sell hardware that runs the software that I make" Gordon Williams is the Steve Jobs of JavaScript :) Joking aside, I'm very impressed by what he has achieved with Espruino. It will be interesting to see how far it can go as hardware improves. It's limited by low memory and 16 bit colors today, but that's just the beginning. Hopefully more hardware companies will embrace projects like this, as more and more kids will become code literate and will want to hack their own gadgets. A smart watch/bracelet is a great place to start. I know how excited I would've been if something like Bangle.js had been available when I was a kid!

bless you chris dickinson

Just finished watching again to fully understand the concept. Appreciate the deeper code talk, though it was difficult to follow at first.

Another favorite; impactful and makes we want to try Electron again in the near future.

JAM is my...jam! Thank you for evangelizing it.

This talk works closely with a premise introduced early on in the conference - code isn't the challenge, people are. How best do we manage chaotic and diverse teams from the top down? How do a team's services represent their own efforts, and tie into other aspects of the mission of the business? These are my main takeaways from this talk.

I loved this talk. Awesome prototype, quality tech for accessibility. One of the most engaging of the conference.

Outstanding talk, thank you for the insight on the standards. One of my favorite of the conference so far.

24:02 I'm certain that everything that was just listed is something that should not be taken into account when making hiring decisions, by law. "The law makes it illegal for an employer to make any employment decision because of a person's race, color, religion, sex (including gender identity, sexual orientation, and pregnancy), national origin, age (40 or older), disability or genetic information." Source: www.eeoc.gov/laws/practices/

Great talk, learned a lot about handling unexpected events, one of the most crucial differentiating factors out there: Users forget smooth-running apps but they remember when they crash!

"that's worth tolkien about" 🥰

Excellent presentation 💯

3 minutes in and I've already forgotten your pronouns... I'm bad with names too.

19:28 do you mean a *foreign* function interface?

That’s my uncle hi uncle Luke

Amazing talk. So well explained! Thanks a lot.