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more event details. ref #11
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‎events/app_architecture.json

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"date": "1415845800000",
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"location": "Drumbi",
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"topics": [
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{
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"title": "Node.js Application Architecture",
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"description": "Today’s api driven, realtime applications require a different architecture and a set of new tools to support the architecture. \n\nNode.js is at the center of such tools and along with supporting software, enables us to support millions of realtime connections with inexpensive hardware. \n\nIn this presentation I will take you through a journey that shows you how you can create highly scalable applications using a simplified but distributed application architecture.\n\n I will also show you why companies like eBay, PayPal, Yahoo and Walmart have adopted node.js and the efficiencies they have been able to gain.",
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"speaker": {
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"name": "Farsheed Atef",
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"twitter": "captainatef",
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"image": "https://avatars0.githubusercontent.com/u/1152100?v=3&s=460",
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"github": "farsheed",
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"bio": "CTO and Co-Founder Drumbi"
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}
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}]
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‎events/cli_apps.json

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"npm": "hparra",
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"bio": "Developer at Pivotshare. Third culture kid. Se habla español."
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},{
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"title": "Discussion: Growing OC as a hub for high-caliber JS talent",
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"description": "Over the last few years, Los Angeles and Orange Counties have started making a name for themselves as hubs for high-quality, fullstack JavaScript talent. \n\nIn this discussion, we're going to cover some new projects and events that we've been putting together to increase OC's visibility and employability."
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‎events/filling_in_the_gaps.json

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"topics": [
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"title": "Filling in the Gaps",
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"description": "Filling in the Gaps",
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"description": "It seems like most Node.js intros/tutorials are some variant of building a RESTful app server with express.js. While this is a great way to get up and running quickly, it fails to address the core principles, patterns, and pitfalls of production Node.js development. This discussion is meant to eliminate \"deep magic\" and fill in gaps for Node.js developers at all levels of experience. \n\nTopics include: \n- Async, non-blocking I/O, and other buzzwords \n- Node in Production (automation, deploying, scaling, and calls) ",
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"speaker": {
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"name": "Mark Wilkerson",
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"image": "https://avatars1.githubusercontent.com/u/266110?v=3&s=460",

‎events/isomorphic_js.json

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"topics": [
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"title": "Isomorphic Javascript",
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"description": "Isomorphic Javascript",
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"description": "Topic Bullet Points:\n\n• Introduce Divshot's need for code reuse between Node and browser\n\n• Introduce the solution and it's implication (namely Browserify and the numerous modules that solve isomorphic javascript problems) \n\n• hyperquest \n\n• through \n\n• filereader-stream \n\n• Introduce Divshot's solution using isomorphic Node-style code\n\n• Other various examples- Questions?",
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"slides": "//slides.com/scottcorgan/like-a-glove/embed",
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"speaker": {
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"bio": "Scott Corgan. Worked on Node since right before v0.6. Build E-commerce platforms, hosting platforms, and many many NPM modules. Currently working at Divshot as lead Node developer.",
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"name": "Scott Corgan",
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"organization": "Divshot",
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"github": "scottcorgan",

‎events/node_devops.json

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"date": "1421289000000",
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"location": "Zillow Irvine HQ",
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"topics": [
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{
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"title": "Node.js, the Universe and Everything",
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"description": "Greenfield projects are great, but how do you integrate Node.js with an existing stack?\n\nThis month Mark does a deep dive on what he and his team @ Hightail are doing to build, release, and integrate Node.js with a diverse infrastructure and a polyglot application stack.",
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"speaker": {
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"name": "Mark Wilkerson",
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"image": "https://avatars1.githubusercontent.com/u/266110?v=3&s=460",
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"github": "markhuge",
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"twitter": "mwhuge",
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"npm": "markhuge",
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"bio": "Mark Wilkerson is the Node.js principle @ Hightail. Formerly of SpeakUp, Blizzard, and Dell"
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}
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}]
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‎events/tdd.json

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"date": "1392258600000",
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"location": "Peoplespace",
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"topics": [
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{
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"title": "Test Driven Development",
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"description": "Come learn how to use:\n\n• Mocha - full stack javascript testing framework \n• Chai - Behavior assertion library for Behavior driven development \n• Super Test - HTTP Assertion Library for testing API and http responses \n\n",
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"speaker": {
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"name": "Eddy Kim"
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}
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}]
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}

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