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<p>Colin Ihrig is a member of the Node.js Core Technical Committee, a libuv collaborator, and a hapi.js core team member. Colin is the author of Pro Node.js for Developers, and co-author of Full Stack JavaScript Development with MEAN.</p>
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<p>libuv is what gives Node.js its event loop and cross-platform asynchronous I/O capabilities. This<br>talk explains what libuv is all about, and how it's used by Node.js. This talk also looks at recent<br>development efforts in the libuv project.</p>
<p>Mathias Buus is a self taught JavaScript hacker from Copenhagen that has been working with Node.js since the 0.2 days. Mathias likes to work with P2P and distributed systems and is the author of more than 650 modules on npm. He is also the Chief of Research at Beaker leading the technical work on the Dat protocol.</p>
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<p>The web is growing bigger and bigger every year.<br>With the increasing rise of the mobile internet and<br>with users in places that have spotty or slow internet<br>we've have seen an increased interest in making things work<br>offline, without degrading user experience.<br><br>This talk is a hands-on talk about a series of data structures<br>that allow you to build complex websites that work offline and p2p,<br>whilst still allowing you to build collaborative applictions, such as<br>chat applications, shared TODO lists and more.<br><br>I'll be talking about cool new data structures such as the HAMT<br>(Hash Array Mapped Trie) on top of append-only logs and why this<br>is the future of the offline-first internet.<br><br>Expect modules you can use *today* to start implmenting great<br>collaborative offline-first applications and plenty of demos.</p>
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<p>Colin Ihrig is a member of the Node.js Core Technical Committee, a libuv collaborator, and a hapi.js core team member. Colin is the author of Pro Node.js for Developers, and co-author of Full Stack JavaScript Development with MEAN.</p>
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<p>libuv is what gives Node.js its event loop and cross-platform asynchronous I/O capabilities. This<br>talk explains what libuv is all about, and how it's used by Node.js. This talk also looks at recent<br>development efforts in the libuv project.</p>
<p>Mathias Buus is a self taught JavaScript hacker from Copenhagen that has been working with Node.js since the 0.2 days. Mathias likes to work with P2P and distributed systems and is the author of more than 650 modules on npm. He is also the Chief of Research at Beaker leading the technical work on the Dat protocol.</p>
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<p>The web is growing bigger and bigger every year.<br>With the increasing rise of the mobile internet and<br>with users in places that have spotty or slow internet<br>we've have seen an increased interest in making things work<br>offline, without degrading user experience.<br><br>This talk is a hands-on talk about a series of data structures<br>that allow you to build complex websites that work offline and p2p,<br>whilst still allowing you to build collaborative applictions, such as<br>chat applications, shared TODO lists and more.<br><br>I'll be talking about cool new data structures such as the HAMT<br>(Hash Array Mapped Trie) on top of append-only logs and why this<br>is the future of the offline-first internet.<br><br>Expect modules you can use *today* to start implmenting great<br>collaborative offline-first applications and plenty of demos.</p>
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