apps.berlin.js is a Berlin.js spin-off with a special focus on JavaScript running in the browser on top of HTML & CSS. This includes JavaScript-driven web applications (“HTML5 apps”), desktop browser apps as well as mobile apps and games written in JavaScript.
Join us on May 30, 2013 around 7pm for the fifth apps.berlin.js meetup.
It will take place at the bitcrowd office, Sanderstr. 28, 12047 Berlin, Aufgang III Etage 3. It is located near the U-Bahn station Schönleinstraße (line U8).
There’s an event page on Meetup.com you might join to acknowledge that you’re attending (this is not mandatory).
How it works
Our goal is to have high quality talks with a low entry barrier. We’d like to attract people who are familiar with developing JavaScript apps, as well as people who are new in this world.
We also aim to promote discussions and hear voices from different backgrounds. Therefore we usually have…
- Two slots for 15-20 min talks + discussion and
- Two slots for 5-10 min talks + discussion
If you would like to give a presentation, just drop us a mail!
In case you’ve missed the recent apps.berlin.js meetup, you can browse the slides of all past editions.
We are all awesome!
We’d like to bring people on the stage who haven’t spoken before and probably hesitate to present. Everyone of us does interesting stuff on the interwebs. We want to hear what you have to say!
Are you into JavaScript and HTML5 and would like to give a talk, but you’re unsure about the topic or the structure? In the spirit of We Are All Awesome, we’re offering mentoring to answer your questions, give speaking and slidedeck advice, as well as technical input for your talk.
The mentoring team: Tiffany Conroy (SoundCloud), Benjamin Kubota (Moviepilot), Mathias Schäfer (9elements), Robin Mehner, Jan Lehnardt.
May 2013 meetup schedule
Advanced AngularJS
As an intermediate talk, Jan Varwig will give a practical example of component-based web development and the strength of this approach, illustrated using the AngularJS framework.
SEO server with PhantomJS
Ben Kubota will talk about an PhantomjS-based SEO server that serves pages of JavaScript apps to search engine robots like the Googlebot.
Why gestural interfaces are the future, and how to use them in your JS app.
Adam Butler talks about gestural interfaces in mobile apps, and shows some implementation techniques from Heft, a Backbone/Zepto app-in-progress.