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An introduction to Prisma and a look at how it solves common problems when working with relational databases. For developers that embrace rapid development, working with relational databases comes with a lot of challenges. But it’s possible to optimize for developer experience without compromising on reliability with Prisma – an open-source end-to-end type-safe database toolkit for TypeScript and Node.js. In this talk, we'll introduce Prisma and learn how it enables rapid and type-safe development while addressing common problems in data-centric applications.
Nx is a set of powerful, extensible dev tools which help you scale your app and coordinate better with your team. With Nx, your team (or teams!) can work on a monorepo, which will manage multiple frontend and backend applications, all in the same workspace. Nx offers a CLI which will also help you manage your build process, your tests, and is so smart that it will analyse your codebase and only build or test code that has not been tested or built before. In this presentation, we will answer questions like “what is a monorepo”, “how can Nx improve the developer experience” (whether of an individual or of a team), “what tools does Nx offer”. At the risk of sounding cheesy, welcome to the future of integrated app development!
Ever wondered how to make your game playable with friends from all over the world? In this 5 minute lightning talk Ania shows us how to make the popular game Flappy Birds and make it playable by loads of people at the same time, with a live-updated leader board and multiple birds on the same screen.
Behold the Vuebot! The Vuebot combines the power of Vue with the fluffiness of robots. In this presentation, I will show how to use the Composition API to program an Arduino powered robot. How? We will start by leveraging Vue3’s reactivity to interact with sensors, leds, and motors. Then I will show how to use the VueJS runtime to build custom components, where instead of <div>s and s, we will have <led>s and <sensor>s. It will be a cool way to introduce the Composition API and peek at some of the Vue3 internals.
In this talk, Rakhi will walk us through high-level architecture of browsers and their components like rendering engines. What happens when you search for something on the internet? How are browsers rendering HTML/CSS/JS for you? How parsing and Layout works in browsers?