Node Summit 2015

REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

Arrive early, grab coffee, food and network with your fellow early risers.

Setting the Stage for Node Summit

Node.js and Yahoo!

Node is used at Yahoo for an increasing number of our products and for building, testing, provisioning, and deploying them. Learn about where Yahoo uses Node, why it continues to use Node, and the practices that help us use Node effectively.

Designing Node.js Applications

Designing and crafting effective Node.js applications frequently involves a fundamentally different approach than we’ve seen in many platforms of the past. Rather than building monolithic functional structures, Node.js applications are composed of discrete components that complement each other and specialize. We’ll explore what works, how Node.js applications are different and how teams work together to create a complete application.

Integrating Node.js Into Your Ecosystem

Adopting Node.js at your company, but don’t want to rebuild everything? Learn some pragmatic techniques for making Node.js play well in your existing infrastructure.

A Case Study of Node on the JVM Using Avatar.js

This session describes a case study and the steps for running Node.js compatible applications on the JVM against Oracle daytabase using Nashorn, Avatar.js, and JDBC.

Enterprise IoT Systems with Node and MQTT

Node.js is the de-facto standard to implement IoT projects. In this talk we will discuss the MQTT.js library, how to use it in the client and in the browser with Websockets, and the Mosca MQTT broker which will play a central role in your new IoT architecture.

Debugging Node.js, the Double Edged Sword

When it comes to getting insight into our Node.js application we usually face a minor challenge. Tools to make this easy just haven’t evolved as far as they have for technologies that have been around much longer. But if we take some time to investigate what’s out there and get creative we can go much further than most of us might think. In this talk I will show practical examples how to use existing tools to do that and how we can improve on those with user land modules.

MORNING BREAK Sponsored by: Joyent

Building PayPal’s Global Payment Experience – Take 2

Hear how one of PayPal’s highly trafficked apps, the Checkout experience, was rewritten just a year after the first node.js version was created and the lessons learned along the way.

Node.js and Containers: Dispatches from the Frontier

The past year has seen an explosion of developer interest in containers. Like Node.js, containers are a particularly good match for efficiently developing and deploying microservices architectures. In this talk, we will describe our experiences using Node.js containers to build distributed systems, including difficulties that we’ve faced, improvements we have made, wins we have achieved and challenges that remain.

LUNCH BREAK Sponsored by: IBM Cloudant

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Join end users and providers as they discuss techniques and tools for identifying and working through critical Node.js production deployments and how they applied these in real world application deployments.

Security – from Server to Ecosystem

Security concerns are often the insurmountable obstacles towards meaningful adoption of new technologies. This panel will examine security related challenges including: bringing open source technologies into Enterprise environments, working with JavaScript on the server at its lowest levels, and managing a rapidly expanding community of modules. Learn how we do this without sacrificing productivity, existing workflows, or trust.

Node on the Road

This talk covers the challenges IT departments face and how Node.js has helped CAA transform its IT organization into a go-to partner for business stakeholders.

Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Replicate

This talk will cover how we can make replication simpler by building specialized databases that do fewer things.

Node is the Integration Fabric of the Future

Despite the mass adoption of standards such as REST, the need for integration has continued to grow exponentially with explosive growth driven by mobile, SaaS, and now IoT. Integration requires holistic capabilities including flexible scripting, and being able work with disparate data sources and services. NodeJS provides these capabilities not only with a highly concurrent event driven model through its asynchronous roots but speed of development by JavaScript as a dynamic language. NodeJS not only addresses the convergence needs but is also a key driver shaping the change toward full stack solutions needed by the omnichannel devices of tomorrow.

Isomorphic and Reactive Applications

There is no such thing as separated client and server app in the isomorphic era, there are only environments (browser, server, IoT device etc.). One app is running on both client and server side: this the end of the SEO pain and code duplications.

AFTERNOON BREAK

Node.js at Scale

In 2013, the npm registry was the paradigm example of an overloaded and unreliable system. After 4 years of side-project volunteer support and massive growth, it was showing signs of strain. By the end of 2014, this critical component of the Node.js experience has become about as reliable as the air we breathe, with several months of 100% uptime. CJ Silverio, head of DevOps at npm, Inc., will discuss how we got from there to here, and the challenges involved in refactoring critical production infrastructure without downtime.

The Future of Node.js

CLOSING DAY 1

REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

OPENING DAY 2

Node at Dow Jones

Evolution of Javascript III

Performance Profiling the Unexpected

Choosing a Node.js Framework or a Design Pattern

The Business Case for Node 2015

Data Science in Node

MORNING BREAK Sponsored by: Bugcrowd

Scaling Business Critical Node.js Applications

Early Learnings from ES6 at PayPal

npm for Teams: Pain-Proofing Your Team’s Development Workflow

Introducing Mako: A Secure Enterprise Grade Private PaaS Implemented in Node.js

Intl as in Internationalization: Tools for Global Node.js Applications

LUNCH BREAK Sponsored by: Heroku

Evolution of Javascript (ES7)

Internet of Things

Using Node without Using Node

AFTERNOON BREAK

Betting Big on Node.js (Entreprenuers)

v0.12 and Beyond

Closing Remarks

COCKTAILS Sponsored by: Rally Ventures