A technological review about how we have used the mean stack and enjoyed developing a sports strategy mobile game.

Javascript is a powerful and sometimes problematic language, walking on the right roads of the language is critical. Let's discuss some good parts and best practices.

TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript, it gives you the power you need but maintains the elegant flexibility of JavaScript. Angular 2 is built with it, let's explore.

Angular has changed the frontend development, introducing outstanding power. Flux is an architectural pattern that helps harnessing that power, imposing a single direction data flow

Use some of the most current tools to build a full scale javascript application with AngularJS, Gulp & Browserify and ECMA6

Node.js is an exciting alternative for your server side. It is powerful, has an outstanding community and It scales. Having the ability to easily share client and server side logic opens some exciting possibilities.

Use Karma, Protractor and CI to know if the next version of your amazing app actually works.

MongoDB is the most popular NoSQL database out there. Its flexible document data model and scalability has made it the perfect DB for web application. During this session we will explore MongoDB abilities including... Read More

Functional programming is great and provides a lot of benefits. However, it seems impossible to use in a complicated GUI and Events system. The FRP frameworks solve that. In this session we'll cover the concepts... Read More

In this session we'll deal with The JavaScript Problem (regarding syntax, safety and abstractions). We'll look into alternative syntax starting from CoffeScript going through TypeScript and finishing with PureScript... Read More

Learn how you can use HTML, CSS and Javascript to build something as powerful as "Popcorn Time" or Atom.IO.