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December 11-12 | Montreal, Canada
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Jarrod Connolly

Kabam Games Inc
Lead Software Engineer
Canada
Websitehttps://nestedquotes.ca/
Jarrod is a Lead Software Engineer at Kabam Games Inc, where he builds services and systems for mobile gaming. Jarrod has been writing software professionally for over 20 years. He has architected and built software for mobile gaming, network security, web performance, and the real estate industry.
Wednesday, December 11
 

8:00am EST

Continental Breakfast 710 Foyer Registration 511 Foyer

9:00am EST

Keynote: Welcome Remarks - Robin Bender Ginn, Executive Director, OpenJS Foundation 710

9:10am EST

Keynote: The Future of JavaScript is Universal - Myles Borins, Developer Advocate, Google 710

9:35am EST

Keynote: Node Certifications Detailed Overview - David Clements, Principal Architect, NearForm & Adrian Estrada, VP of Engineering, NodeSource 710

9:55am EST

Keynote: Making Your Open Source Project Foundation-Ready - Joe Sepi, Open Source Engineer, IBM 710

10:10am EST

Keynote: Coding in 3D: How to Code Like a Girl - Sara Chipps, Director of Public Q&A at Stack Overflow & Ellie Galloway, Jewelbots 710

10:30am EST

Coffee Break Sponsor Showcase

11:00am EST

Node.js in a Kubernetes World - Michael Dawson, IBM 510B

11:40am EST

FaaS Meets Node.js Frameworks: Developing Cloud Native Node.js Applications at Speed - Chris Bailey, IBM 510B Workshop: Profile & Analyze Node.js Applications - Giovanny Gongora, NodeSource 514A

12:20pm EST

Happy Developers, Healthy Modules - Together We Can Do This - Michael Dawson, IBM 513EF Getting the Most out of JavaScript Errors - Ben Vinegar, Sentry 513A-D

12:50pm EST

Lunch Sponsor Showcase

2:20pm EST

Next Generation N-API: A Hands-on Workshop - Nicola Del Gobbo, Packly & Jim Schlight, Inspiredware (Limited Seating; First-come, First-Served Basis) 512D Stream into the Future - Matteo Collina, NearForm 513A-D

3:00pm EST

A Crash Course On Worker Threads - Rich Trott, University of California, San Francisco 510B

3:40pm EST

Hacker-Powered Data: Why the Most Common Vulnerabilities Aren’t What You Think They Are - David Horvath, HackerOne 510A

4:10pm EST

Coffee Break Sponsor Showcase

4:40pm EST

A QUIC Update - Trivikram Kamat 513A-D

5:20pm EST

Oh No! The Robots Have Taken Over! - Christopher Wilcox, Google 510B

5:50pm EST

Booth Crawl Sponsor Showcase
 
Thursday, December 12
 

8:00am EST

Continental Breakfast 511

9:00am EST

Promises API in Node.js Core: Part "Do", the Update! - Joe Sepi, IBM 513A-D A Chat with the Node.js Technical Steering Committee - Michael Dawson, IBM; Anatoli Papirovski, Postmates; Gabriel Schulhof, Intel; Matteo Collina & Anna Henningsen, NearForm 510B

9:40am EST

Broken Promises - James Snell, NearForm 513A-D

10:20am EST

Memory Chronicles: Manage, Trace and Fix Memory Leaks - Giovanny Gongora, NodeSource 513A-D The State of Open Source Security - Liran Tal, Snyk 510B Rethinking JavaScript Test Coverage - Benjamin Coe, Google 513EF

10:50am EST

Coffee Break Sponsor Showcase

11:20am EST

Why You Should Maintain Type Definitions for Your JavaScript Project - Ethan Arrowood, Microsoft 513EF

12:30pm EST

Lunch Sponsor Showcase

2:40pm EST

Throw Me a Lifebuoy: Debugging Node.js in Production with Diagnostic Reports - Christopher Hiller, IBM 513EF

3:50pm EST

Coffee Break Sponsor Showcase

4:10pm EST

Keynote: Welcome New Projects - John Kleinschmidt, Senior Software Engineer; Microsoft; Ben Morss, Developer Advocate, Google and moderated by Jory Burson, Founder, Bocoup Education 710

4:40pm EST

Keynote: What are the Top 10 Frustrations for Web Developers and Designers? Lessons from the 2019 MDN Developer Needs Assessment - Kadir Topal, Senior Product Manager, Mozilla 710

5:05pm EST

Keynote Panel: 2020 Tech Trends Predictions - Alex Williams, The New Stack; Chris Aniszczyk, Cloud Native Computing Foundation; Liz Parody, NodeSource; and Moderated by Nick Nisi, JS Party 710

5:40pm EST

Keynote: Closing Remarks - Robin Bender Ginn, Executive Director, OpenJS Foundation 710