TypeScript: Making JavaScript Tolerable – David Pine

Abstract JavaScript has changed the world as we know it. It’s applications are growing both in popularity and size. It is time that we give this language the respect it deserves. By leveraging TypeScript’s type-system, your large JavaScript application code Continue reading TypeScript: Making JavaScript Tolerable – David Pine

React Native is the future of mobile, and the future is now! – John Ptacek

Abstract In this presentation, we will take a look at React Native, the cousin to the ever popular React Web, which can build native mobile applications. Organizations like Microsoft and Airbnb are adopting React with great success to meet the Continue reading React Native is the future of mobile, and the future is now! – John Ptacek

Getting Started with ASP.NET Core 1.0 in Visual Studio Code – Scott Addie

Abstract Microsoft announced a new cross-platform ASP.NET framework which promises to appease those seeking modularization and performance improvements. Out with the kitchen sink that is the System.Web assembly, and in with the new. Couple this with a lightweight, cross-platform code editor which Continue reading Getting Started with ASP.NET Core 1.0 in Visual Studio Code – Scott Addie

Switching to an Open Source Web Stack – Jason Young

Abstract We’ll take a look at a completely open source web stack including Angular, TypeScript/JavaScript, Gulp, Bower, NPM, and Yeoman. We’ll use Visual Studio Code, the cross-platform text editor. Finally, we’ll put our code in GitHub, use Travis CI to Continue reading Switching to an Open Source Web Stack – Jason Young

Gazing at the New Javascript Framework Star, Aurelia – Dan Lorenz

Abstract Aurelia is a new, upcoming JavaScript framework from Durandal that is written in ES6 and ES7 that can run in ES5. Aurelia attempts to do more with less to ease the learning curve. It supports two-way binding, custom HTML Continue reading Gazing at the New Javascript Framework Star, Aurelia – Dan Lorenz