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SUMMARY:Beer & Tech Meetup
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the very first Futurice Munich Beer & Tech meetup! In the first event\, we will present some modern web development topics and serve also some beverages and food. More info on the topics below.\nElm in production in practice | Ossi Hanhinen\nFunctional programming\, immutability and strong types have been making their way into the frontend mainstream for a few years now. This talk will give you an idea of what it is like to build web services for customers in Elm\, a beautiful little language incorporating all of these concepts. Elm is a language that compiles to JavaScript\, but doesn’t carry over much of the semantics. It is well suited for certain kinds of applications\, but by no means is it a silver bullet. In this talk\, Ossi will also share his personal views on where Elm excels and which cases might call for something else. \nDebugging is in Flux | Jarno Rantanen\nWe’ve all seen the conference demos of time-travel debugging for React and Redux. In this talk Jarno will share practical experiences from applying those capabilities in actual product development. \nYou will learn RxJS | André Medeiros\nReactive programming with Observables can seem like a hard skill to learn. In this talk you will see Andre live code and explain the basics of RxJS Observables in a way that will demystify the concepts. We will build our own Observable from scratch\, as well as our own basic operators\, then see why RxJS can easily solve your async events problems. \nStrings are hard\, let’s go shopping! | Ali Rantakari\nThe basic idea of a string data structure feels trivial\, but the actual implementation details can be fairly complex\, which leads to a lot of developers glossing over fundamental issues when handling them. In this talk I will try to give you a useful frame of reference that can help you “know what you don’t know” when the time comes to validate some string manipulation code you might write in the future. \nAgenda\n18.30 – Opening & warm up\n19.00 – Ossi Hanhinen | Elm in production in practice\n19.25 – Break\n19.30 – Jarno Rantanen | Debugging is in Flux\n19.55 – Break\n20.00 – André Medeiros | You will learn RxJS\n20.25 – Break\n20.30 – Ali Rantakari | Strings are hard\, let’s go shopping!\n– 22.00 Beer time \nHier findet Ihr mehr Informationen zu der Veranstaltung.
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