Web Rebels Day 2 2015
Mathias Bynens #
JavaScript ♥ Unicode (Slides) (Video)
@web_rebels Slides and notes for my presentation on JavaScript, Unicode, and ECMAScript 6: https://t.co/DGBo5mbrEG #webrebels #💩
— Mathias Bynens (@mathias) May 22, 2015“Go forth and spread piles of poo!” – @mathias with JavaScript ♥ Unicode. #webrebels pic.twitter.com/IFyfrIdRpI
— Elisabeth Irgens (@elisabethirg) May 22, 2015Lars Hansen #
Shared-memory multicore computation in JavaScript (Video)
Lars Hansen of Mozilla's @SpiderMonkeyJS team talks extensible web, shared memory workers and SIMD in #JS! #webrebels pic.twitter.com/1WbDQJ3zod
— Flaki (@slsoftworks) May 22, 2015#webrebels – “Shared-memory multicore computation in JavaScript” by Lars Hansen. pic.twitter.com/WIjC5HOdDP
— Elisabeth Irgens (@elisabethirg) May 22, 2015C J Silverio #
Cheating Gall’s Law (Slides) (Video)
Slides for my talk “Cheating Gall’s Law”, on how we rewrote the npm registry:
https://t.co/aYeCT6ilQw
#webrebels
— Ceej engine (@ceejbot) May 22, 2015#webrebels – @ceejbot sharing lessons learned from when npm replaced its monolithic registry and none of us noticed. pic.twitter.com/LZLrZTrH4l
— Elisabeth Irgens (@elisabethirg) May 22, 2015David Rousset #
Creating immersive 3D and audio web experiences with Babylon.js (Slides) (Video)
Unleashing #WebGL & #WebAudio with #babylonjs #jquk Slides: https://t.co/qKySvFaeMp Demos: https://t.co/qoNHajhrAG
— David Rousset (@davrous) March 6, 2015#webrebels – @davrous demoing immersive 3D and audio web experiences for us with Babylon.js pic.twitter.com/Pc5OzXTLq4
— Elisabeth Irgens (@elisabethirg) May 22, 2015Suz Hinton #
Babbling with the merfolk: between the layers of JavaScript hardware (Slides) (Video)
Wheeee! Diving down between the layers of JS hardware with @noopkat. #webrebels pic.twitter.com/QHJb65YDPB
— Elisabeth Irgens (@elisabethirg) May 22, 2015Thanks for having me, #webrebels! My slides are here -> https://t.co/EFlOdWNdxT 🐠🐟🐬🐳🐙🐚🐊🐈
— Suz Hinton (@noopkat) May 22, 2015Mairead Buchan #
VR in the browser with Leap motion and Google cardboard (Slides) (Video)
Slides about Leap Motion, Google Cardboard and low fi VR can be found here: https://t.co/5WHgxWDjhR #webrebels
— Mairead Buchan (@tiny_m) May 23, 2015VR in the browser with Leap motion and Google cardboard?! Sure thing, @tiny_m shows the #webrebels crowd how. pic.twitter.com/feLlqtzreg
— Elisabeth Irgens (@elisabethirg) May 22, 2015Linda Sandvik #
Raising the next generation of rebels (Video)
Rebel @hyper_linda on raising the next generation of rebels. #webrebels \o/ pic.twitter.com/GedgtWUimW
— Elisabeth Irgens (@elisabethirg) May 22, 2015Matthew Podwysocki #
Async Programming at Netflix (Slides) (Video)
…and wrapping up #webrebels 2015 sorcerer @mattpodwysocki wants you to remember one word: PUSH. pic.twitter.com/K5BlVD3lmQ
— Elisabeth Irgens (@elisabethirg) May 22, 2015Group photo #
Also check out my write up of Oslo OneShot 2015.
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