RuhrJS Conference

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RuhrJS is the first international Javascript conference based in Germany’s biggest metropolitan area, the “Ruhrpott”. Since the old days of coal mining the “...

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RuhrJS2019 - Moodvideo

RuhrJS2019 Carolyn Stransky Intuitive Tooling

RuhrJS2019 Marko Jurisic How we did everything wrong and got away with it (Angular success story)

RuhrJS2019 Benedicte Raae A privacy first period tracker Is it even possible

RuhrJS2019 Stefan Judis HTTP headers for the responsible developer

RuhrJS2019 Anna Henningsen Node.js Feature Livecoding

RuhrJS 2019 George Mandis Self-Portraits in JavaScript

RuhrJS2019 Mauricio Palma You can’t read this sentence - A11y automation

RuhrJS2019 Benedek Gagyi XXSS Exotic Cross-Site Scripting vectors

RuhrJS 2019 Connie - Lightningtalk

RuhrJS 2019 Jason Wilson Lightningtalk

RuhrJS 2019 Paul Verbeek-Mast Lightningtalk

RuhrJS 2019 Rebecca Poulson Empowering New Technologists With New Technologies

RuhrJS2019 Mirjam Bäuerlein Reinforce yourself a tale of dog training and test-driven development

RuhrJS 2019 Gregor Woiwode TypeScript's Conditional Types Hard shell soft core

RuhrJS 2019 Ramón Guijarro Redux is dead, long live Redux!

RuhrJS 2019 Sandrina Pereira Bringing A Healthy Code Review Mindset to your team

RuhrJS 2019 Martina Kraus Boost your JavaScript app

RuhrJS 2019 Glenn Reyes Building modern React applications

RuhrJS 2019 - Welcoming

RuhrJS 2018 - Moodvideo

RuhrJS 2018 - Vitalii Bobrov - Make the Web Brighter with the CSS Paint API

RuhrJS 2018 - Vanessa Yuen - Building Cross Platform Desktop Apps With Electron

RuhrJS 2018 - David Kopal - Use ReasonML in your React applications

RuhrJS 2018 - Michelle Garret - Build the API you want to see in the world

RuhrJS 2018 - Bartosz Pietrucha - Scalable Angular Architecture

RuhrJS 2018 - Jenn Creighton - The how's and why's of flexible React components

RuhrJS 2018 - Dan Callahan - Extending JavaScript with Rust

RuhrJS 2018 - Paul Verbeek-Mast - A Song about Front-End

RuhrJS 2018 - Martin Splitt - Creative experiments with WebGL shaders in JavaScript