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Sunday 27.01.2019, 9:00 - 19:00

Time Table

08:00

Preparation
Room: Plenum

09:00

Arrival
Room: Plenum

10:00

Session Planning
Room: Plenum

10:45

Meditation (8)
Tobias Fankhänel
Room: Room 11
CSS in JS
Victor Fernandez de Alba
Room: Room 8
Employees Satifaction (89
Alan Plum
Room: Room 9
Docker Compose (10)
Felix Schul
Room: Room 3

11:45

Elm
Tim Fischbach
Room: Room 11
Mono repos (8)
Benedikt Bauer
Room: Room 8
AR with React Nastive
Denis Paris
Room: Room 9
Kubernetes
Felix Schul
Room: Room 3

12:45

Lunch
Room: Plenum

13:30

Meditation Q&A
Tobias Fankhänel
Room: Room 11
Volto Server side rendering
Timo Stollenwerk
Room: Room 8
Micro Frontends
Denis Paris
Room: Room 9
Hooks
Tim Kraut
Room: Room 3

14:30

Find a Pet Project with React
Martin Junker
Room: Room 11
The Espruino/ESP8266 Session - AKA How to Hack an e-Paper-Display Hardware Session
I've built a e-Paper-Display which can show if a meeting /conference room is taken or free at a given time. I used this https://github.com/caedm/ software and a ESP8266 F-12 built with PHP and C++. An Idea could be to try to hack this using https://www.espruino.com/. I can bring some ESP-Devices and e-Paper-Displays and let's give it a try!
Jan Kus
Room: Room 8
Refactor No Code but refugess
Ali Almustafa
Room: Room 9
GatsbyJS
GatsbyJS is a blazing fast site generator based on React. It comes with all the latest performance optimizations included out-of-the-box. In addition, GatsbyJS allows you to use any React component you could think of in the output. There are lots of existing add-ons that allow to query existing CMS solutions such as Wordpress, Drupal, and Plone. I could give a quick introduction of Gatsby and show some real-world use cases.
Timo Stollenwerk
Room: Room 3

15:30

Lightning Talks
Room: Plenum

16:00

Final Session & Books Giveaway
Room: Plenum

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