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#infos
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auth-name : Hemanth.HM
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tag : Javascript, ES6, ES7, ES8
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advance costs : TBD
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need room : Y
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Location : TBD
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Can host ppl : N/A
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# Objective
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How ES{6,7,8..} will change the way you code JS, both on client and server side?!
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# Description
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JavaScript.next('ES6') is here!
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Time has arrived to use the reserved keywords like class and module, along with iterators, for/of loops, Python-style generators and generator expressions, arrow functions, binary data, collections (maps, sets and weak maps), proxies (metaprogramming for virtual objects and wrappers) and much more!
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Given that ES6 is very vast, in this talk I shall be giving an overview of all the above mentioned major features with demo on how we can use them today!
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#infos
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auth-name : Hemanth.HM
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tag : WebComponents, Ploymer, X-tags.
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advance costs : TBD
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need room : Y
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Location : TBD
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# Objective
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What do I get from attending this talk?
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Hmm...This is not a tutorial on web components, rather a study on real use cases which will enable you pick the ingredient for the right dish!
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[ "What and Why web components?",
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"Use cases with comprative analysis.",
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"How to get started with Polymer and X-Tags?"].fill("FTW!");
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# Audiances will walk away with:
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Enlightment on Templates, Decorators, Custom Elements, Shadow DOM and Imports.
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Self contained on when to choose what?
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Some uber cool deoms and use cases indeed!
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# Requirements
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Zeal to embrace the change!
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# infos
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auth-name : Frank Rousseau
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tag : freedom, privacy, self-hosting, hackable, platform
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advance costs : N
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need room : N
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Location : Paris, France
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Can host ppl : 1 ppl
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# Cozy, a platform to make the personal server mainstream
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One of the most common recommandation to protect your privacy on the web is to
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host your services on your own hardware. Unfortunately, that practice is too
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complex for most people. It looks like privacy protection is not a feature that
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is motivating enough to jump into the self-hosting world.
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That's why Cozy is born. Cozy is a platform that allows anyone to manage his
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own server as easily as a smartphone. Its architecture is original in two way:
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First, it's built like a PaaS, so anyone can build its own web app for the
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platform without learning a fancy SDK. Second, applications share the same
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datastore that syncs easily with any device.
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We believe that, by making the personal server easily manageable and by
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providing advanced services that syncs well, we could solve the self-hosting
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adoption problem and provide people with a better web experience.
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That talk will be the opportunity to explain better why we make Cozy,
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to see in details how Cozy works under the hood and to show you a short demo of
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the platform and its apps.
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Links:
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* Website: http://cozy.io
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* Code: https://github.com/cozy/
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#infos
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auth-name : Bryan English
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tag : radio, node, rtlsdr, shenanigans
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advance costs : TBD
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need room : Y
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Location : SF, CA, USA
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# pirateradio.js
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Fun shenanigans using an RTLSDR dongle with node. Yarrr!
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#infos
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auth-name : Jérome Loï
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tag : freedom, privacy, thing that moves and blinks
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advance costs : N/A (paris)
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need room : N/A
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Location : Paris
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Can host ppl : 4
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# The intranet of things
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Now is the time for the internet of things, they say, a bit like the rise of the internet itself, we are "discovering" a new free land, full of creativity, freedom and beautiful ideas.
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It is also a time where we know how much value our government value our privacy, a moment where insurance company buy your biometric data for a couple of euro a month ...
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History repeat itself, but the cycles are faster and faster every time, we know that we have to fight right now for a free internet, and still we let Trojans in our home everyday.
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What we call now internet of things is basically gathering sensors data, send them over the internet to _"the cloud"_ treat/store that data and eventually send data back.
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Why don't we take our data back home and treat it where it belongs ?
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The privacy we are all betting here is more dangerous than most of our browsing history/personals emails
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So we should we build our own system to enjoy the possibilities of all the things without giving sensitive data about our lives.
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but can't we play also their own game ? some of them offer them to [pay less insurance by selling your biometric data](https://www.discovery.co.za/portal/individual/vitality-how-to-earn) some of them talk about [Building database of biometric data to build per case dependance insurance policies](http://www.scor.com/images/stories/pdf/library/scor-inform/scorinf_construction%20bases%20bio_fr_bd_pg.pdf), can't we all be athletes in the world of things ?
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All of these questions have no clear responses, and I believe we should talk about it.
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Warning, may contain hardware demos.
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