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Node Interactive North America 2017

October 4-6, 2017 - Vancouver, BC Canada
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#1

Grokking Asynchronous Work in Node.js [I] - Thorsten Lorenz, NodeSource

#2

KEYNOTE: Welcome and Node.js Update- Mark Hinkle, Node.js Foundation

#3

High Performance JS in V8 [I] - Peter Marshall, Google

#4

Node.js Performance and Highly Scalable Micro-Services - Chris Bailey, IBM

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KEYNOTE: Developer Efficiency and Production Success for Node.js Applications: Create, Deploy, Manage - Michael Dawson, IBM

#6

Understanding and Debugging Memory Leaks in Your Node.js Applications [I] - Ali Sheikh, Google

#7

KEYNOTE- The V8 Engine and Node.js- Franzi Hinkelmann, Google

#8

KEYNOTE: You Know What They Say About Good Intentions…- Kim Crayton, Community Engineer and Advocate

#9

KEYNOTE- The Node Movement and How to Play a Part- Cian O'Maidin, nearForm

#10

New DevTools Features for JavaScript - Yang Guo, Google

#11

Registration & Continental Breakfast

#12

KEYNOTE: JS Foundation Panel: The Many Facets of Sustaining an Open Source Ecosystem- Jory Burson, Bocoup (Moderator); Maggie Pint, Microsoft; Tracy Hinds, Node.js; Erin McKean, IBM

#13

Attendee Party!

#14

KEYNOTE: The Node.js Technical Roadmap, James Snell, nearForm

#15

The Future is Serverless: What That Means for Node.js - Christopher Anderson, Microsoft

#16

Gold Sponsor Session: Don’t Starve the Event Loop: Measuring and Monitoring Node.js for Performance - Nathan White, NodeSource

#17

The Node.js Event Loop: Not So Single Threaded - Bryan Hughes, Microsoft

#18

KEYNOTE: The Case for Node.js- Justin Beckwith, Product Manager, Google

#19

Lunch (Attendees on Own)

#20

Take Your HTTP Server to Ludicrous Speed [I] - Matteo Collina, nearForm

#21

GraphQL in the Wild [I] - Steven Faulkner, Bustle

#22

KEYNOTE: One Week in the Life of Node.js- Anna Henningsen, Node.js Core Technical Committee Member

#23

KEYNOTE: The Creative Side of Node.js- Rachel White, Microsoft

#24

Going Serverless with GraphQL - Steven Faulkner, Bustle

#25

Booth Crawl

#26

KEYNOTE: Node.js Wave 6- Myles Borins, Node.js TSC Chair, Google

#27

KEYNOTE: The Foundation for a Sustainable JavaScript Ecosystem - Kris Borchers, Executive Director, JS Foundation

#28

Code & Learn

#29

The JS Ecosystem: Making Sense of the Madness - Ethan Brown, Pop Art

#30

Programming Best Practices: Memory Efficiency with Closures [I] - Gireesh Punathil, IBM India Pvt Ltd

#31

Back Pressure, or, Don't Accept Work Before You're Ready [I] - Sam Roberts, IBM Canada

#32

Everything You Wanted to Know About Logging - Charlie Robbins, GoDaddy

#33

Lunch (Attendees on Own)

#34

On How Your Brain is Conspiring Against You Making Good Software - Jenna Zeigen, Digital Ocean

#35

A Brief History of Streams - Jessica Quynh Tran

#36

KEYNOTE: Closing Remarks- Mark Hinkle, Tracy Hinds, Node.js Foundation

#37

Modules Modules Modules [I] - Myles Borins, Google

#38

Break

#39

Registration & Continental Breakfast

#40

WebAssembly and the Future of the Web [I] - Athan Reines, Independent Software Engineer

#41

Break-Up With Your Server, But Don’t Commit to a Cloud Platform [B] - Linda Nichols, Cloudreach

#42

WORKSHOP: Serverless Bots with Node.js (I) - Bret McGowen, Google & Amir Shevat, Slack

#43

Break

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Break

#45

Break

#46

The State of Node.js Security [I] - Tim Kadlec, Snyk

#47

Keeping JavaScript Safe: Security & The npm Registry - C J Silverio, CTO, npm, Inc

#48

WORKSHOP: Data Science Survival Kit (I) - Philipp Burckhardt, Carnegie Mellon University & Athan Reines, Independent Software Engineer

#49

High Performance Apps with JavaScript and Rust, It's Easier Than You Think - Amir Yasin, 2U

#50

N-API - Next Generation Node API for Native Modules [I] - Michael Dawson, IBM & Arunesh Chandra, Microsoft