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On 8th of April we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. This time we will have a virual meetup at Zoom. Please sign up on Meetup and Zoom to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 8th of April 2020 we have the following schedule:
18:45: Zoom open
We open the stream 15min before the first talk
19:00: TypeScript + Node.js = <3
by Golo Roden
In recent years, TypeScript has taken the hearts of JavaScript developers by storm. It is incredibly easy to use TypeScript on the client – but what about the server? How do you combine TypeScript with Node.js? What seems simple at first glance turns out to be not so easy at all on closer inspection: Not only does Node.js have to handle TypeScript, but also code analysis, tests, …
Golo Roden shows how all this can be achieved in a simple way, what pitfalls there are, and what you have to watch out for. The result is a setup that can be easily transferred to new and existing projects, with which development with TypeScript under Node.js feels practically the same as with JavaScript. Video
20:00: Wormholes in JavaScript
by Mathias Buus Madsen
A brief overview into how knowing how computers work internally, can make your JavaScript run much faster! I’ll give multiple live coding demos on how to apply these “wormholes” to real life algorithms Video
On 16th of January we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 16th of January 2020 we have the following schedule:
18:30: Doors open
Please note we have a new location in the Arabellastrasse 4a, next to the BayWa-Tower
18:45: Beer and Pizza
sponsored by TNG
19:30: Streams whack-a-mole
by Mathias Buus Madsen
All the things you didn’t know you had do worry about when using streams in Node.js. Video
20:15: Microservices with Feathers.js
by Dimitri Dumonet
Microservices are becoming more and more popular but compared to monolithic architectures, are harder to use when starting new projects. With feathers.js you can start off with a monolithic approach but also can easily create microservices out of existing code when necessary. This can be done by using feathers services from other microservices as if they were part of the main application. Video
On 24th of October we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 24th of October we have the following schedule:
18:30: Doors open
Please note we have a new location in the Arabellastrasse 4a, next to the BayWa-Tower
18:45: Beer and Pizza
sponsored by TNG
19:30: Quick overview: Node 12 vs Node 13
by Lukas Taegert-Atkinson
19:45: The Future Should Be Isomorphic
by Lukas Taegert-Atkinson
Remember that web development used to be instant fun? But it appears that these days, tooling is getting more between you and the web than ever. This will be a sketch of a different future where fun and instant gratification align with the highly optimized code expected these days, a future that has already started. Video
20:30: RPC & JavaScript Functions as API by Romuald Brillout
RPC is an old technique for inter-process communication that can be dated back as earlier as the 70s.
With the recent advent of gRPC, RPC is making a resurgence and is getting popular in the industry. Large companies, such as Google and Netlix, are starting to replace REST/GraphQL with RPC for internal APIs.
Beyond internal APIs, can RPC be used for web development?
We will explore the benefits and drawbacks of RPC in the context of web development by comparing it with REST and GraphQL. We will then present an RPC library for Node.js and the browser. Video
21:00: ngqp: Synchronizing form controls with the URL in Angular by Ingo Bürk
Data-driven applications often contain text search, filter or pagination interactions. By reflecting these parameters on the URL we can often improve user experience. ngqp is a library for Angular to achieve this easily and declaratively, avoiding boilerplate code and many headaches. Video
On 25th of September we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 25th of September we have the following schedule:
18:30: Doors open
Please note we have a new location in the Arabellastrasse 4a, next to the BayWa-Tower
18:45: Beer and Pizza
sponsored by TNG
19:30: No Docker Required: Building Node.js Container Images
by Martin Höfling and Patrick Harböck
While Docker is still most popular for packaging and running Node.js apps in containers, it has security and scalability shortcomings for production systems and build pipelines. Recently alternatives have emerged to build container images without Docker. Each of these address common problems: building without elevated privileges, reproducible results, caching of intermediate layers and scaling CI/CD in larger organizations.
We first introduce the basic structure of a container image and compare the build process for tools supporting Node.js. After demonstrating their usage, we give guidance for selecting the right tool – which might not always be Docker.
20:30: Amplify Your Web App - Cloud Backends with AWS Amplify
by Andreas Greimel
AWS Amplify is a framework to integrate various AWS services into your web application.
In this talk I will demonstrate how to bootstrap a complete web app backend very quickly, including user authentication and registration, a RESTful API, hosting (optionally using a CDN) and powerful analytics tools. Video
On 20th of December we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 20th of December we have the following schedule:
18:30: Doors open
Please note we have a new location in the Arabellastrasse 4a, next to the BayWa-Tower
18:45: Beer and Pizza
sponsored by TNG
19:30: Introduction to N-API
by Philipp Renoth
With Node.js v10 N-API went out of experimental phase and we're now able to create and provide C/C++ native userland implementation in a better way than NaN (Native abstractions for Node) or Node.js runtime patching. This talk should give you a small overview of what has changed and what is possible now with N-API. Video
20:30: Artificial Intelligence in JavaScript using Tensorflow.js
by Mathias Burger
Tensorflow.js can be used to develop machine learning models that run on nodejs or in the browser. Existing models can also be reused or retrained. Using WebGL, the framework provides vendor independent support for hardware acceleration and can even outperform CPU-bound training. In an example I will demonstrate how to use the low-level APIs and how to build a gesture classifier gathering training data from the webcam. Video
On 25th of October we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 13th of June we have the following schedule:
18:30: Doors open
Please note we have a new location in the Arabellastrasse 4a, next to the BayWa-Tower
18:45: Beer and Pizza
sponsored by TNG
19:35: Quick overview: Node 10 vs Node 11
by Andreas Greimel
19:40: Introduction to Loopback
by Andreas Greimel
LoopBack is an open source framework to quickly create REST-APIs in Node.js. The framework promises:
In this talk we will create a REST-API from scratch, including data model and rights management, and walk through the individual features of LoopBack. Video
20:50: Quantum Nonlocality for Node.JS Hackers
by David Dasenbrook
Are you a JavaScript developer who has always wondered how the strange world of quantum mechanics works? This is your lucky day! By means of a game implemented using network sockets in Node.JS and TypeScript, this talk will demonstrate the essence of quantum nonlocality, entanglement and "spooky actions at a distance". No prior physics knowledge is required. Video
On 13th of June we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 13th of June we have the following schedule:
18:00: Doors open
Please note we have a new location in the Arabellastrasse 4a, next to the BayWa-Tower
18:30: Beer and Pizza
sponsored by TNG
19:15: Stronger together, part 1: Domain-driven design (DDD)
by Golo Roden
For the development of complex software an interdisciplinary team is required. Unfortunately, we have never learned to communicate across disciplines. This makes it difficult for domain experts, developers and designers to understand each other – which is ultimately reflected in the software that solves the wrong problem, arrives on the market too late and whose quality is not right. Domain-driven design (DDD) focuses on the development of a common language and promises to improve interdisciplinary communication. But how does DDD work? Golo Roden introduces you to the concept, and shows how it relates to more technical design patterns such as event-sourcing and CQRS. Video
20:45: Stronger together, part 2: wolkenkit
by Golo Roden
So you have modeled your domain using DDD, and you have decided to use event-sourcing and CQRS as the base architecture of your application. Now what? How do you transfer your model and those architectural decisions into code? Although numerous software projects fail due of the lack of interdisciplinary communication, some also fail because of the chosen principles and technologies. As a solution, Golo Roden introduces you to wolkenkit, an open-source CQRS and event-sourcing framework for JavaScript and Node.js that perfectly matches DDD, and that allows you to focus on what's essential: Solving actual real-world problems in no time. Video
On 23rd of April 2018 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 23rd of April we have the following schedule:
18:30: Door open
at Retailtech Hub
18:45: Beer & Pizza
sponsored by Retailtech Hub
19:30: Realtime APIs with Feathers
by Max Gerer
At its core, Feathers is a set of tools and an architecture pattern that make it easy to create scalable REST APIs and real-time applications. With Feathers, you can literally build prototypes in minutes and production-ready apps in days. Max Gerer is CTO of e-bot7 GmbH where they use Feathers constantly. Video
20:30: Reactive Programming with rxjs
by Ingo Bürk
rxjs is the JavaScript implementation of the ReactiveX library which became more popular and important due to its extensive application in Angular. But what are observables, how do they work and what. Video
21:20: What's new in Node 10
by Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
22:00: Door closing
by all node hackers
On 30th of November 2017 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 30th of November we have the following schedule:
18:30: Door open
at Interhyp Gruppe
18:45: Beer & Pizza
sponsored by Interhyp Gruppe
19:33: TypeScript In Depth
by Michael Häuslmann and David Dasenbrook
We all love JavaScript. It is hip, dynamic, and fun. But when your codebase grows and your product passes past the stage of a mere prototype, you quickly realise that not all is well in paradise. Enter TypeScript, a mature solution for type-safe JavaScript that has recently made a couple of leaps ahead and incorporated some of the selling points of the new kid on the block, its main competitor, Flow. We compare TypeScript's and Flow's type systems, review some of the newer features of TypeScript, and show how you can easily integrate TypeScript into existing code bases. Video
20:30: JavaScript - Roadtrip
by Michael Jaser
JavaScript left your browser to rule your car. It's possible to build an in-car infotainment system using open web technology. This talk is about our experience with building such a system for the Munich based electric car startup Sono Motors. It covers all your favourite topics like DDD (Deadline Driven Development) and the ancient CAN protocol. Your first step towards your autonomous car running JavaScript!
20:50: Refactor Architecture
by Michael Häuslmann
22:00: Door closing
by all node hackers
On June 22, 2017 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
Attention! We meet at the office of Microsoft Munich
On June 22, 2017 we have the following schedule:
18:15: Door open
18:30: Start with Beer & Food
sponsored by Microsoft
19:15: Node.js, Kubernetes, Cloud: All the Buzzwords Coming Together with Microsoft Azure!
by Patriek van Dorp
Your Node.js applications will probably be part of a bigger solution, having a database, a reverse proxy, some queuing technology, etc. You need a way to deploy and maintain your entire solution in a flexible and robust way. This session will be all about how you can leverage Microsoft Azure Container Service to provision a production ready Kubernetes cluster and how you can leverage Visual Studio Code to deploy and manage your applications on it. Slides and video
20:15: Outbreak: index-sw-9a4c43b4b4778e7d1ca619eaaf5ac1db.js
by Alexander Pope
August 30, 2016, was by all accounts an average Tuesday, and release number 523 just a simple re-factor, but something went horribly wrong that day: bad code escaped from the office, and it quickly spread to infect tens of thousands, giving rise to a hoard of zombie ServiceWorkers! This is a disaster about a typo. This is a thriller about technology out of control. This is a tragedy about wasted CPU cycles. This is a cautionary tale about living in the age of ServiceWorker. Video
21:00: Building future-proof npm libraries with rollup.js
by Lukas Taegert
With node.js servers today, transpiling and bundling JavaScipt is usually entirely optional and will in most cases probably hurt more than help. When writing--possibly isomorphic--libraries to be published on npm, however, things look very different. Now you may have users who really care about bundle size or who need to be able to use your library on legacy systems.
Not only will we look at how a tool like rollup enables us to use ES6 modules in our libraries today and make them more efficient at the same time, but also in what ways others will benefit from us doing so. And how we can automate the process of building libraries that make everyone happy :) Video and slides
21:45: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 7:15pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 6:30pm.
Microsoft Deutschland GmbH, Geschäftsstelle München Walter-Gropius-Straße 5 80807 München
On 3rd of June we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 3rd of June we have the following schedule:
10:00: Doors open
10:30: Rediscovering JavaScript
by Dr. Venkat Subramaniam
JavaScript is one of those very powerful languages that is often misunderstood and underutilized. It is quite popular, yet there is so much more we can do with it. In this presentation we will deep dive into the capabilities and strengths of this prominent language of the web. Along the way, we will discuss things we should avoid and look at some practices that we should favor. Video
12:00: Lunch
sponsored by TNG
13:00: Keeping your JavaScript Promises
by Dr. Venkat Subramaniam
Callbacks have ruled the JavaScripts world. While they provide a way to handle asynchronous responses they’re far from being elegant and they do not compose well. Promises solve the issues with a greater elegance, fluency, and civility. Promises can be chained nicely as well. In this presentation, we will dive into Promises, learn how to use them, how to create our own functions that return Promises, and finally how to automate the test of functions that rely on Promises
14:30: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 10:30am.
On 23rd of March we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group at the new office of Google. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On 23rd of March we have the following schedule:
19:00: Beer & Pizza
sponsored by Google
20:00: TurboFan: A new code generation architecture for V8
by Benedikt Meurer
The V8 team has been working on a new code generation architecture - named TurboFan - for more than three years, and it’s supposed to launch fully in Chrome M59. TurboFan replaces the previous optimizing compiler Crankshaft, but also adds portable, high-performance code generation abilities to V8 that enabled several other new key technologies, like the Ignition interpreter, and most of the ES2015+ optimization work. Slides and video
21:00: Node.js development with Typescript by Igor Ivanovic
How typescript help us build a Node.js teams which help us scale and get productive teams. Why did we chose typescript? What challenges did we had? Slides and video
21:45: Scalable development leveraging node local modules by Radu Creosteanu
Local node modules provide a simple mechanism for encapsulating your code in small independent modules. It is a step which enables the easy upgrade of a module to fully shared across different projects. Combined with Jest the use of local node modules makes automated testing more flexible and reliable. Most important of all, structuring your code base around modules maintains the project structure simple even as the size continues to grow. Video
22:45: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
On January 12, 2017 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
Attention! We meet at a new location. Office of Microsoft Munich
On January 12, 2017 we have the following schedule:
18:15: Door open
18:30: Start with Beer & Food
sponsored by Microsoft
19:15: Three things you can do with Node.js on Azure by Dariusz Parys
Azure has a bunch of different services a Node developer can use. In this talk I'll pick three and hack'em to give you an idea what they are about and how to use them.
19:45: Gulpify your shell scripts - One way to manage reoccurring tasks on dynamically changing objects by Markus Spanier
Most of us have used shell scripts to automate and simplify reoccurring tasks. Though being a very simple approach, shell scripts often become more and more cumbersome with growing size. The problem gets even more complicated if the tasks we want to solve with shell scripts depend on dynamically changing objects. And, by the way, have we talked about testing yet? Have we always written tests for our shell scripts? We give an approach to solve those problems by using node.js scripts instead of shell scripts. In order to solve the problems, we divide our scripts into several small tasks that work on independently managed objects and handle their execution with gulp.js. That way, we have all the tools to write clean code and tests at hand and can also benefit from the vast amount of node.js scripts available.
20:30: High-speed ES2015 by Benedikt Meurer
ECMAScript 2015 is fully supported by all major JavaScript implementations nowadays, and most of them already support various upcoming features like async/await. Especially Node.js developers can already use most of the ES2015 features without a transpiler like Babel. In this talk we’ll look at the performance of modern language features in V8, how the V8 team is currently improving the performance of ES2015 and later features, and how this will affect Node.js developers in 2017. Video
21:45: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 7:15pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 6:30pm.
Microsoft Deutschland GmbH, Geschäftsstelle München Walter-Gropius-Straße 5 80807 München
We wish you a nice journey:
by U-Bahn: Nordfriedhof (U6)
From there it is a five minute walk. Please use the entrance next to the highway.
A BarCamp about JavaScript and Software Craftsmanship
On April 21, 2016 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
Attention! We meet at a new location. Einstein Kultur
On April 21, 2016 we have the following schedule:
18:45: Door open
19:00: Start with Beer & Food
sponsored by TNG Technology Consulting
20:00: The past, present and future of ECMAScript modules
by Alexander Zeilmann
Now, that we have the new and shiny ECMAScript module system it is a good time to look back on the techniques we used as a replacement for a native module system. What advantages and disadvantages they had and what will probably happen to them now. We will look into a few awesome things, you can already do with ECMAScript modules and a few things which are not yet possible, but hopefully are coming in the future. Video
20:45: From express to koa - http frameworks
by Robert Prediger
This session will show you a few http frameworks, mainly from express to koa. How they work, a few examples with source code, my personal experiences with pros and cons to maybe make your decision a bit easier. Slides, github, and video
21:30: Going serverless - an overview
by Alexander Reelsen
Since the introduction of AWS lambda and its google/azure counterparts serverless is the new buzzword for application architectures, that scale and are low maintenance. Time to check out the node ecosystem and how node can help to write applications that are serverless. This talk gives a quick overview what serverless means (and what it doesnt), its core concepts, how this changes application development, the different tools to support developers and hopefully a live demo! Slides and video
22:45: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
On December 10, 2015 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
Attention! We start already at 6pm.
On December 10, 2015 we have the following schedule:
17:30: Door open
18:00: Implementing Websockets in Nodejs
by Bodo Kaiser
Overview and discussion of implementation details of the Websockets protocol with live coding in between. Video, slides, and code
18:45: Node.js PaaS
by Jonas Woerlein
This talk provides an overview of publicly available Platform as a Service offerings to easily deploy Node.js applications to the cloud. Selected ones are described in detail and I will demo the deployment of a small application to the platform of my choice. The starting point of this talk was my struggle to find a good provider where I could host a small side project of mine permanently at no cost. Thus, the talk focuses on features relevant for development and keeps operations out of scope. Video
19:15: Break with Beer & Food
sponsored by TNG Technology Consulting
20:00: IoT Chess
by Lars Gregori
The Internet of Things (IoT) connects things with the internet and a chess board is also a thing. This talk gives a technical overview and shows how I've done it. You will hear buzzwords like NFC, Microcontroller, MQTT, Node-RED and of course Node.js :) Video
20:25: How we automated API growth with microservices
by Jesús Darío Rivera
To allow communication for vendor independant devices is hard. A single API may not work for many resources and so for a developer is imposible to create apps cross-target. This refers to an app, that independently of the hardware that is running on, has another device or resource as a target, that may have an unknown API.
To solve this problem in Netbeast we have created both an API and an API engine. The API engine is a structure that allows an API to be extended with microservices, that declare themselves as part of a major application and run on a different process. The API itself is the interface that the engine provides to developers to make use of the mesh of microservices that are behind.
This structure runs like a whole thing. Whenever an error comes primitives might be dispatched from different microservices and those may implement different capabilities and remain secret not only for the user, but for the developer that make use of them. This is a flexible way to create massive applications that evolve with time, like building blocks for software.
During the talk we are going to describe the system from outside to inside. This is yet another approach for microservices, that is more about implementation than configuration. Video
21:00: Hyperdrive - a p2p file sharing network
by Mathias Buus Madsen
Hyperdrive is a new project that is best described as a p2p open source dropbox build in javascript. It combines a variety of interesting algorithms to support features such as, delta updates, file deduplication and is completely decentralized with no single points of failures. This talk will be a brief introduction to how it works and live demos showcasing some the applications you can use this for. Video
Bonus track: How To Write Your Own Filesystem In Javascript by Mathias Buus Madsen
22:45: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
On October 22, 2015 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On October 22, 2015 we have the following schedule:
19:00: Beer & Pizza
sponsored by TNG Technology Consulting
20:00: One ring to rule them all
by Golo Roden
Making computers talk to each other over the network is simple: You have a server, and you have clients. But what if you want to make them talk to each other without having a server, more like ... coequal peers? What you need is a decentralized network that works autonomously, that can handle appearance and disappearance of arbitrary peers at any point in time, and that does not require a degree in rocket-science. Golo Roden will tell (and show!) you how to do that with pure JavaScript - and what you have to watch out for.
21:15: A Trip to the Zoo: SpiderMonkey, SquirrelFish, Nashorn, and V8
by Franziska Hinkelmann
Do you know how JavaScript engines work and why they are so blazingly fast?
Learn about the fundamentals like abstract syntax tree, opcodes, and just-in-time compilation. JavaScript code can be almost as fast as native C++ code. How do engines accomplish this? Lets look into optimization techniques including hidden classes, inline caching, and ahead-of-time compilation, which, if applied correctly, will give your code a turbo boost.
Understand the inner workings of JavaScript engines and learn by examples how to write faster code.
22:45: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
On July 30, 2015 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group. Please sign up on Meetup to give us a hint how many nodehackers are coming!
On July 30, 2015 we have the following schedule:
19:00: Beer & Pizza
sponsored by TNG Technology Consulting
20:00: Ripple-Lib: Open Source Banking in Javascript
by Martin Kreidenweis and Konstantin Knauf
In our talk we will give an introduction to the Ripple payment system. Ripple is an open source, real-time, cross-currency network, based on a distributed database. We will show how to connect to the Ripple network and how to move money around in a matter of seconds, just with a few lines of Javascript.
To give you an idea of what is possible with Ripple, we will also introduce a small web application we built during a Hackathon in June. Our app, Blitzpay, won the special prize of the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Media, Energy and Technology for highest economic impact. In terms of technology· webapp Blitzpay consists of a ReactJS fronted backed by node.js. Video
20:45: Message Queues with NSQ - The infrastructural glue
by Julian Gruber
Queue systems are a helpful tool for improving on your infrastructure’s scalability, failure tolerance and decoupling. I’ll be demonstrating the most important concepts and approaches, live coding at the example of Bitly’s NSQ. Afterwards you will be able to either dive deeper into NSQ or use your new foundations to evaluate other queue systems. Video
21:30: MVCJS yet another mvc nodejs framework
by Igor Ivanovic
Mvcjs is a first nodejs node.js framework with dependency injection. Improves quality of your code. Have type checking at runtime, Custom DI, TDD driven, and Modular. Video
22:45: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
On June 25, 2015 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On June 25, 2015 we have the following schedule:
19:00: Beer & Pizza
sponsored by TNG Technology Consulting
20:00: Pipes, streams and distributed systems
by Mathias Buus Madsen
How many different ways can you connect two computer programs with each other? Using a tcp socket? Or maybe even an websocket? This talk is gonna be about investigating all the different ways we can connect computers with each other, including some of the more mad science ones, and how we create distributed systems that supports ALL of them. Expect plenty of demos. Video and slides
21:15: Event processing with Node.js and RabbitMQ
by Zlatko Đurić
A connected car project gets very close to describe the "IoT" buzzword. The problems we solve in this area are different from a typical "web scale" problem in at least one way - a lot more writes then reads. Devices almost never read, but they write automatically, tirelessly and constantly - unlike humans, who - most of the times - just want stuff filtered and sorted. One of the strategies to deal with this situation is event-based approach - and that's what Node.js does very well. But, we programers make our usual blunders and bugs, and we want to hold on to those events until they are really processed. We need somebody to hold on to and distribute all the messages from the car. This is where RabbitMQ comes into play. This talk will introduce some of the patterns used for event processing with Node.js, MongoDB, Redis and RabbitMQ, some of the problems, and a few ways to deal with those problems. Video
22:30: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Next day at the TNG techday: P2P live streaming
by Mathias Buus Madsen
Lets talk about p2p live streaming. Streaming BitTorrent is really great but it doesn't really work for live video/auto/data feeds. Imagine if we could create a open system that allowed you to create a distributed live tv channel that would scale better and better the more people watched it, have security built in as a first class feature, and have a technology stack simple enough to work in the browser. This is something I'm currently working on and I'd love to share some of the progress and mad science with you. Video and slides
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
On 26th February 2015 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 26th February 2015 we have the following schedule:
19:00: Beer & Pizza
sponsored by TNG Technology Consulting
20:00 Scalable Cloud Solutions with Node.js
by Mathias Peter and Aaron Michael König from TCS
Scaling Out Node.js applications on the cloud isn't always as easy as one might think. This talk shows how to scale out applications massively using simple, yet powerful queueing mechanisms. Slides and Video
20:45 The CEAN stack: Couchbase + Express + AngularJS + Node.js
by David Maier
Couchbase Server is a high-performance NoSQL distributed database system with a flexible data model. This talk will explain you how to use Couchbase¹s Node.js SDK in order to develop modern Java Script based web applications. Furthermore a small example will show you how to integrate Couchbase into the Node.js/Express/AngularJS stack. Video
21:30 The LeBroN stack: LevelDB + Browserify + Npm
by Julian Gruber
LeBroN is a triumvirate of technologies that lets you create applications for the web in a very lightweight and lean manner. Covering data storage, realtime updates, packaging and package management, you can quickly create applications that do a lot. I'll live code a real time chat (or something like that), composing many small parts and show casing the simplicity and effectiveness of the abstractions at hand. Video
22:00: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
TNG Technology Consulting GmbH
Betastraße 13a
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On 4th December 2014 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 4th December 2014 we have the following schedule:
19:00: Beer & Pizza
sponsored by TNG Technology Consulting
20:00 Kickstarting node.js projects with Yeoman
by Patrick Bürgin
Scaffolding can be a great way to enable developers quickly in a way consistent with best practices employed by the community or your organization. Yeoman is a proven scaffolding tool for webapps that has been around since 2012 and now sports more than 6000 stars on GitHub. Even though its original focus used to be on supporting front-end development, it now features a considerable number of Node.js-related generators worth exploring. This talk will give a quick overview on the topic of scaffolding, explain what Yeoman is all about and show you how to make the best use of it. Video and Slides
20:45 Node-Red - A nifty tool for the IoT
by Rainer Jung
Wanna build something quick for the IoT? Node-Red could be your new best friend. Video
21:30 Introduction to HarpWebServer
by Alexander Reelsen
22:00 The walking dead node
by Bodo Kaiser
22:00: Close down of MNUG meetup
by all node hackers
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 13th October 2014 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group at Organize.me! New Location!
On 13th October 2014 we have the following schedule:
HolidayCheck developers love JavaScript. The SEO department not so much. Good thing Node.js came around to help us run web apps on the server. In this talk, Simon, front end developer at HolidayCheck will walk you through parts of our front-end build and show you how we solved the SEO dilemma (and a bunch of other problems by accident). Slides and video.
This presentation provides 'lessons learned' from project implementations with various technologies like Elasticsearch or MongoDB and describes how using Crate data store solved the key issues. The second part introduces CRATE data store and 'node-crate' by examples for development and operation. About Crate: Crate is a new breed of database to serve today's mammoth data needs. Based on the familiar SQL syntax, Crate combines high availability, resiliency, and scalability in a distributed design that allows you to query mountains of data in realtime, not batches. We solve your data scaling problems and make administration a breeze. Easy to scale, simple to use. Slides and video.
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & fingerfood from 7pm.
Organize.me
St.-Martin-Strasse 66
Building: Sunyard
München
3rd floor, door to the right
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On 24th September 2014 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 24th September 2014 we have the following schedule:
Arduino is fun. Node is fun. Let's look at the intersection of both worlds.
First, we must take a closer look at micro-controllers. They have different types of pins and signals, e.g. analog and digital. To see how they are used, we can look at sensors, LEDs and joysticks.
With a basic understanding of hardware, we tackle the question: How do concepts such as event-loop and npm apply to building physical experiences? In this part of the talk, we take a look at the JavaScript libraries Johnny5 and CylonJS. We look at the role of Arduino's Firmate and an approach to cross-compile JavaScript to Lua, which Tessel enables with Colony. Video
Couchbase is a NoSQL document store with lightning fast access times, node.js is a web development platform built for creating blinding fast web applications using JavaScript; they both natively speak JSON. In this introduction, you'll learn how to build fast and scalable web applications leveraging the power of JSON inherent to node.js and Couchbase. I will show in this talk how node.js and Couchbase are a match made in heaven for creating web services built on JSON APIs. Couchbase Server and the Couchbase Node.js SDK can help you build these APIs without the complexity and impedance mismatch of translating between the relational database and JavaScript objects. When it comes to an interactive application, getting data on the user's screen fast can never be an afterthought so Philipp will focus on showing how the asynchronous, event driven programming model of node.js works with Couchbase to provide this near real-time update experience. Video
Over the last years node.js has evolved to be a great language to build web applications. The reason for this is not only that it is based on JavaScript which already is established around "the web" but also that it provides excellent facilities for extensions, not only via JavaScript but also integration of native C libraries. Couchbase makes a lot of use of this fact making the Couchbase node.js SDK (Couchnode) a wrapper around the C library providing a node.js like API, but leveraging the power of a native C library underneat. So how is this done? How does such a package look like? Let me show you how integration of C in node.js works and how to "read" a package like Couchnode.
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 13th August 2014 the Munich JavaScript User Group and we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 13th August 2014 we have the following schedule:
The original plan, to have a BBQ on TNG's roof terrace, had to be canceled due to bad weather. We had beer and pizza and some spontaneous talks instead!
We will try again next year!
Combining multiple API requests in a single HTTP request can improve application bootup and response times. This talk presents the design of a batch API component developed for ExpressJS on top of an existing REST API. Video
JSON Web Token (JWT) currenty is an IETF draft. It defines a compact URL-safe token structure enabling the transfer of claims between two parties. A JWT can be digitally signed, MACed and/or encryped to prevent tempering. Video
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 9th July 2014 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 9th July 2014 we have the following schedule:
So you may have heard of Domain-driven Design, Command Query Responsibility Segregation and Event Sourcing. I'll talk about why these software design patterns can make a difference when building applications and how they compare to traditional MVC+CRUD approaches. You'll see a demo of eventricjs.org, a framework that allows you to quickly start working with DDD, CQRS and ES using JavaScript. Video
Extendable mongoose-like schemas for node.js and the browser. Video
webpack revolutionizes the way we think about modules in the web. It consumes not only CommonJS-, AMD-, Component- and ES6-modules, but even HTML, CSS, LESS, SASS, CoffeeScript and various other web files and compiles them down into a single file which can be executed in the browser. It even provides a way of "requiring" static assets like images or fonts and helps you to store them efficiently in the application cache. In my talk I'm going to show why webpack is a great tool to write modular and maintainable front-end code while using all the great stuff you can find on npm, bower and GitHub. Video
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On Wednesday 14th May 2014 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 14th May 2014 we have the following schedule:
The need for robust data replication is indisputable in modern distributed systems. Ideally, the data replication schemes trade-off between availability and efficiency can be adjusted at run-time. One solution to this challenge are heterogeneous dynamic quorum-based data replication schemes. In this talk we give a short introduction to the theory underlying these data replication schemes. Subsequently, we present our Node.js library Dares, implementing this theory. Finally, we showcase a simple demo application in terms of a distributed backup system.Video
The free AtlasBoard uses Node.js on the server side and plain JavaScript in the browser and provides a powerful framework, which allows easy programming of reusable widgets. These can be combined into a very flexible and stylish wallboard, to monitor project progress, server status, Twitter feeds and maybe the history of the MNUG?Video
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
Valiton BurdaBar marked with "D"
Arabellastr. 23
81925 München
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On 20st February 2014 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 20st February 2014 we have the following schedule:
This talk will discuss a conundrum, how to achieve atomic transactions without locking Node.js. Additionally the current state of Node's enterprise usage will be discussed; case studies of WalMart, LinkedIn and PayPal suggest a dominance in front side applications. The session is closed with an enquiry into the readiness of Node.js for back end services. Two REST-based transaction prototypes implementing a classic transaction use case are benchmarked for this purpose. Prototype one is based on Node.js, sequelize and restify, the other is a JEE7 application deployed to a Glassfish 4.0. Both are served by a postgres database.
In this talk, I want to explore a client-server web architecture with Thorax and Node. Thorax is an opinionated web framework based on Backbone and Handlebars. In this talk I explore:
For web developers, the availability of server-side javascript (Node.js in particular) promises to make it possible to build "isomorphic" web applications, resuing the same JavaScript code on both the server and the client. But in reality there are more obstacles than the language. This talk will show how to tackle these using rendr, a small library from Airbnb that promises to run your Backbone.js apps seamlessly on both the client and the server.
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Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 12th December 2013 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 12. December 2013 we have the following schedule:
We'll dive into application development with Meteor on the example of a Classroom Response System. The talk will introduce you to the basic concepts of this new environment, covering key parts in all aspects from writing your first line of code up to final deployment. video and slides
With Node.js it¹s dead-easy to compress and deliver a file to a client - given that this task does not involve gigabytes of data and thousands of clients. Anyway: What-if? Fortunately Node.js provides an exit: Instead of putting all the data into memory initially - just process them on-the-fly! This way you can deliver your data while still reading and compressing them, all at the same time. This not only improves your application's memory footprint, but also lowers its response times. All of the magic is done within a straightforward module without any bling-bling, called "stream". And lots of developers use it in their everyday job, but know none of its details. It's time for a change. video
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 10th October 2013 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group at a new location!
On 10th October 2013 we have the following schedule:
This talk will serve a quick overview of Riak concepts and basic usage, with a richer bite of Map/Reduce using JavaScript. Everything is nicely toped with code examples. video
This Talk is about keeping node.js applications up. There are several barriers to take. A lot of tools to use. But basically it is all about to let it die.Here is the vbox and the slides and the video
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
Integrative Montessori Volksschule
Balanstrasse 73
81541 München
EntranceClaudius-Keller-Strasse next to the MD.H
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On 15th June 2013 we would like to invite you to our first full day Node.js beginner workshop at TNG Technology Consulting with your tutor and MNUG speaker Golo Roden.
Kaum eine Programmiersprache hat in den vergangenen 15 Jahren dermaßen Karriere gemacht wie JavaScript: Was 1995 als einfache, aber exotische Skriptsprache für die clientseitige Interaktion auf Webseiten begann, treibt heute sämtliche großen, modernen Webseiten wie Facebook, Twitter und Co. an. Und auch auf dem Desktop und mobilen Geräten findet JavaScript zunehmend Einzug. Was liegt also näher, als JavaScript auch serverseitig zu nutzen? In diesem Workshop lernen Sie das (vermutlich) "nächste große Ding" kennen, wenn es um skalierbare, hochperformante und echtzeitfähige Webanwendungen geht.
Um an dem Workshop teilnehmen zu können brauchst Du einen eigenen Laptop mit aktueller Version VirtualBox. Hier findest Du das VirtualBox-Image für den Workshop. Username und Passwort ist "nodejs", was sonst ;)
On 15th June 2013 we have the following schedule:
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On 13th June 2013 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group at TNG Technology Consulting.
Please also check out our first full day Node.js beginner workshop at Node.js Beginner Workshop 15th June 2013!
On 13th June 2013 we have the following schedule:
Am 1. Oktober 2012 hat Microsoft die neue Programmiersprache TypeScript vorgestellt. Sie ist zwar vollständig abwärtskompatibel zu JavaScript, liefert aber einige in JavaScript fehlende Bausteine wie ein statisches Typsystem, Klassen und Module nach.
An introduction to the ideas and concepts of social mapping, assembled entirely on an open-source stack of modern web technologies like websockets and node.js and free/open data-providers like OpenStreetMap.
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 11th April 2013 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group at TNG Technology.
On 11th April 2013 we have the following schedule:
TDD means test driven development. I will show you that this is just a mean to get to better code. And while you are at it doing it right, using tests, you get better code for free. I willl show you why and how your code becomes better by applying TDD right. But don't expect to walk away knowing how to do it right, this will just a ""getting you think"". The hard work is on you, to do it right and learn on the job. Or did you always believe everything that you were told, without verifying it yourself?
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 21st February 2013 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 21st February 2013 we have the following schedule:
Functional languages are emerging right now. Who knows where it brings us in a year, 2, 5 years. It's worth learning a functional language or two just for sakes of learning new concepts, unlearn imperative programming style and know how to manipulate your data in a way that doesn't introduce side-effects that may potentially ruin application flow. It's particularly important in JavaScript environment, where many things are callback-based, and execution flow is hard to track. Treating data that flows through application using functional approach eases debugging and lowers maintenance overhead, and your developers can relax and enjoy their Franziskaner.
TBD
Our MNUG speaker Felix Geisendörfer started a new worldwide movement. Now you can program the Parrot Drone with javascript and node.js. Christoph and Stefan participated at the first nodecopter this year in Berlin. They will introduce their project DroneFromHome and let the drone fly. (The talk will be in German)
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 13th December 2012 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 13. December 2012 we have the following schedule:
What are Connect and Express and how do they stick together? How can you integrate a templating engine like Jade, Stylus and more? How to optimize your CSS and Javascript with Express? (The talk will be in German)
Johannes and his team created alamid. Alamid is a node.js framework for JavaScript real-time applications. If your familiar with backbone.js, mongoose and express you will familiarize yourself with alamid quickly. (The talk will be in German)
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 11th October 2012 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 11. October 2012 we have the following schedule:
You see people blogging about about grunt.js. What are the benefits of a node build tool compared to your existing one? See how easy it can be to improve your continous integration process for web applications with grunt.js.
A unusual introduction to CoffeeScript, whitespaces, classes and other scary things. This presentation will only cover very few code examples of CoffeeScript but I will give the audience lots of insight of how humans perceive the world. The audience will learn how humans react to structure, how we perceive "negative space" (whitespaces being one instance to it) and "symbols", and how we model the world. I will give a amusing presentation on the psychology and philosophy of programming and programming languages.
Talks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 14th June 2012 we would like to invite you to our next community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 14. June 2012 we have the following schedule:
Felix will do some live hacking by creating an image resizing server. Additionally he will talk about the "Node.js Scalability Myth".
Video: Node.js Scalability MythArnout will introduce Socket.io and show some use cases and applications. With Observe.it Arnout won the 2011 Node Knockout in the category "overall solo".
Video: Socket.io - Realtime WebTalks starting at 8:00pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 19th April 2012 we would like to invite you to our third community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 9. February 2012 we have the following schedule:
We start with a come together and prepare ourselfes for a long evening....
A mens story about love & hate, good decoupled design and the the challenge to program evented systems while building your own asynchronous library.
Today's applications rely on all types of external APIs, databases, services at the same time achieving real-time experience for their users. And Node.js is just perfect for this. But how to make sure that the app is fast and how to locate performance bottlenecks and regression? Where to start and what tools to use? I'll try to answer these questions along with a couple of demos.
Aron zeigt sein eigenes Projekt "Extify" (komplett OpenSource, Reimplementierung der OOP-Features von Ext JS 4 für jede JavaScript-Runtime-Umgebung und die Spezialisierung Extode, die z.B. einen Webserver und Webservices inkl. MVC-Pattern für Node.js im Stile von Ext JS 4 zeigt.
Marek, Cloud Evangelist from OpenShift (Red Hat), will introduce OpenShift and their lately deployed Node.js support.
Talks starting at 7:45pm. Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 9. February 2012 we would like to invite you to our second community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 9. February 2012 we have the following schedule:
We start with a come together and prepare ourselfes for a long evening....
This talk will introduce SmileyReport an application hosted on Heroku. The application is written with Express.js and uses MongoDB as it's NOSQL backend.
A real world Node.js project.
Talks starting at 7:30pm (the early bird catches the chair! ;) Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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On 1. December 2011 we would like to invite you to the first community meetup of the Munich Node.JS User Group.
On 1. December we have the following schedule:
We start with a come together and prepare ourselfes for a long evening....
This talk will explore an opinionated collection of style, conventions and patterns for writing clean and functional node.js applications. Be prepared to bring your own opinions for the ensuing debate afterwards.
Videos: Slides:
– install & usage
– local vs global installs
– update
– help, find and list
– create your own package
– package.json
– publish
– managing dependencies
– (pre/post) installation scripts
be prepared for a group photo
Talks starting at 7:30pm (the early bird catches the chair! ;) Admission with beer & pizza from 7pm.
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