Last week ended up with Bulgaria Web Summit. The event was very big this year, with 4 halls and 600 visitors. I was moderating the so called JavaScript hall and will concentrate on what happened there.
This is what my hall looked like at around 10:00 and stayed pretty much the same
during the entire day.
Speakers at hall Rhodopi were (in order of appearance)
- Delian Delchev talking about the JavaScript revolution taking over the world and how this language has become the most widely used programming language in the world.
- Haralan Dobrev with some tips about development workflows, git, continuous integration and unit testing.
- Yoga for Geeks during the lunch break.
- Boyan Dzhumakov with topics about home automation and Internet of things, who demonstrated his bed side lamp controlled via a light sensor and Arduino.
- Neven Boyanov continuing on the hardware topics with comparison of ATmel, Arduino and Raspberry Pi and showing more examples of small programmable devices.
- Angel Todorov from Infragistics with a very interesting talk about JavaScript instrumentation for performance analysis. A very cool presentation and you should definitely check out his cheetah.js framework.
- Krasimir Tsonev with AbsurdJS - a JavaScript library with superpowers. Teaser: Krasimir is also publishing a book caled Node.js Blueprints.
- Vasil Kolev with a talk about security and web service design and how most of the web is doing it wrong :).
Unfortunately there is no video or audio recording available. If you find some of the talks interesting and would like to get more info about it let me know. I will ask the presenters to share their slides or give more details where possible.
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