KEYNOTE: Node.js interactive 2017 - The case for node.js
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Node.js has had a transformational effect on the way we build software. However, convincing your organization to take a bet on Node.js can be difficult. My personal journey with Node.js has included convincing a few teams to take a bet on this technology, and this community. Let’s take a look at the case for Node.js we made at Google, and how you can make the case to bring it to your organization.
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- 1. The case for Node.js Justin Beckwith github.com/JustinBeckwith @justinbeckwith
- 3. 2007
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- 23. Node.js made us fall back in love with JavaScript.
- 25. 2015
- 28. How can we make the case for Node.js?
- 30. What are the trends?
- 32. Lets limit that down to the last year.
- 34. The #1 and #10 most popular languages today are JavaScript and TypeScript.
- 35. What about code that *gasp* isn’t on GitHub?
- 38. How should we proceed?
- 39. Start small.
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