Monthly Archives: March 2019

Apps are everywhere these days and we sometimes forget that the minicomputers we have in our pockets have some interesting ancestry. In this talk, Paul will walk you down the memory lane and demonstrate some “lost in history” features possible with all mobile phones.

Do you want to know what the next exciting JS features that you don’t even know you need? So, let me show you three proposals that may change the way you write code as the spread operator did. These features are: – Pipeline operator – Binary AST After showing the usage of these features I’d […]