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WORKSHOPS

17 NOVEMBER, 2016

Centro Cultural San Martin

Time Worshop Presenter
9:00 - 12:00 Mobile testing with Appium Bruno Alassia
Break
13:00 - 15:00 Isomorphic apps: (just) the good parts Mariano Vasquez
Break
16:00 - 18:00 Going Native Thorsten Lorenz
Time Worshop Presenter
9:00 - 12:00 NodeJS + AngularJs Cristian Bietti
Break
13:00 - 15:00 Getting started with Docker + Nodejs Marcos Nils Lilljedahl
Break
16:00 - 19:00 Domótica con Node.js y RaspberryPi Mariano Campo
  • Mariano Campo

    @tobillocrocante
  • Ingeniero en Sistemas de Información con fuerte pasión por el desarrollo de software. Más de 10 años de experiencia en la industria. Políglota respecto a lenguajes de programación e idiomas.

    Domótica con Node.js y RaspberryPi

    En este workshop vamos a establecer las bases para una solución de domótica hecha por nosotros mismos.

    Vamos a construir un Hub central utilizando Raspberry Pi y Node.js para controlar de forma inalámbrica dispositivos basados en Arduino, y también una interfaz web simple para monitorear y comunicarse con el hub de forma segura.

    Durante el workshop vamos a implementar 2 sensores sencillos; un sensor de temperatura y un switch magnético.

    Con esta base cada uno podrá después en sus casas implementar los sensores y actuadores que necesiten, como también mejorar el hub y la interfaz web para agregarles más funcionalidad.

  • Bruno Alassia

    @vrunoa
  • Software enginneer, music enthusiast, an annoying partner

    Mobile testing with Appium

    Create, run and improve mobile testing with Appium. Start from scratch, use local and cloud devices both Android and iOS.

  • Marcos Nils Lilljedahl

    @marcosnils
  • Docker captain, OS lover, crossfiter and former gamer.

    Getting started with Docker + Nodejs

    The idea behind the workshop is that anyone can end up using docker to ship their nodejs applications and also show some tricks and best practices for current docker users

  • Mariano Vazquez

    @marianodvazquez
  • A full-stack developer who worked as a vendor for Microsoft for teams such as P&P (Patterns & Practices) and DPE (Developer and Platform Evangelist). He currently works at MuleSoft, a company that provides integration software for connecting enterprise applications.

    Isomorphic apps: (just) the good parts

    During this workshop, we are going to develop an application that will use server-side rendering, lazy loading and code splitting with React and Webpack. Then, we will analyze the differences between this app and pure client-side apps in terms of benefits vs trade-offs, trying to figure out the best balance we should use for our apps.

  • Cristian Bietti

    @crystian
  • Ingeniero en Sistemas de Información con fuerte pasión por el desarrollo de software. Más de 10 años de experiencia en la industria. Políglota respecto a lenguajes de programación e idiomas.

    NodeJS + AngularJs

    Este workshop consta del desarrollo de una aplicacion end-to-end usando a NodeJs como backend y a angularJs como cliente front end. El ciclo del mismo esta basado en proyectos reales de gran envergadura, comenzando con el documento de requerimientos, luego la estimacion, y finalmente la asignacion de tareas por medio de la metodologia agile, con su correspondiente board, para luego comenzar con el desarrollo.

  • Thorsten Lorenz

    @thlorenz
  • A Jazz musician turned developer and is excited about Node.js and its community. The fast turnaround from idea to working module has proven addictive for him and led to lots of modules which ended up on github and/or npm

    Going Native: Learn how to build Node.js Addons via an interactive workshop

    GoingNative is a a NodeSchool style workshopper for learning how to write native Node.js addons created by my co-worker Rod Vagg.

    I will provide a quick introduction on what Node.js addons are and how they integrate with C/C++ libraries in a similar manner that Node.js itself does.

    I will then guide attendees through this fun workshop and lend help where I can using the experience I gained while developing multiple addons myself and from working with Node.js core.