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Ingvar Stepanyan - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/speakers/stepanyan-ingvar

CloudFlare - London, UK. Is a obsessed D2D programmer. Acorn, Babel, ESTree, JSX, HTML spec, etc.), speaker and reverse engineer. Currently enjoying premature-optimization-as-a-job position at CloudFlare. Building a JavaScript transpiler (3h). November 29, 2016 1:34 pm - 4:45 pm. Our amazing supporters help us keep tickets affordable, organize great workshops and welcome our attendees. If you want to be one of them this year, contact us: sponsoring(at)js-kongress.de.

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Markus Leutwyler - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/speakers/markus-leutwyler

Dizmo AG - Winterthur, Switzerland. Markus Leutwyler is a web- and mobile developer living in Switzerland. When not working on enterprise web applications, he likes to connecting dots and people. Multipotentialite, HSP, Maker, Technology, Communities. DevRel @dizmos involved with @fablabwinti @coworkwinti @notebotsch. The rise of JavaScript Robotics (3h). November 29, 2016 1:30 pm - 1:31 pm. Developers, this is your chance to dive into the World of Hardware!

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A talk on Neural Nets and Machine Learning over a big jar of Skittles by Carmen Popoviciu - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/talk-neural-nets-machine-learning-big-jar-skittles-carmen-popoviciu

A talk on Neural Nets and Machine Learning over a big jar of Skittles by Carmen Popoviciu. You may have heard the buzz about neural networks. For a good reason: This subset of technology can unearth all kinds of useful new insights in data and teach computers to do things like understand human speech and see things. But when you learn about this technology from a textbook, many people find yourself overwhelmed by mathematical models and formulas. We got your interest? Take a look at the full schedule.

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Gordon Williams - JS Kongress Munich

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Espruino - Oxford, UK. Crowdfunded the Open Source Espruino JavaScript interpreter. 3 years ago, and had been working full-time on it since. Before that he worked in areas ranging from compiler design to 3D graphics. JavaScript for Microcontrollers with Espruino. November 28, 2016 10:15 am - 10:45 am. Our amazing supporters help us keep tickets affordable, organize great workshops and welcome our attendees. If you want to be one of them this year, contact us: sponsoring(at)js-kongress.de.

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From Scratch to Production-Ready: Creating Dashboard Visualizations by Elisabeth Engel - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/scratch-production-ready-creating-dashboard-visualizations-elisabeth-engel

From Scratch to Production-Ready: Creating Dashboard Visualizations by Elisabeth Engel. Creating some dashboard widgets might just be a finger exercise, but what if visualizations are needed and no expert is at hand? Used effectively, new data visualization tools and well-thought-out dashboard designs help streamline the visual presentation of large, complex sets of data for better business decision making. What will we learn? Avoiding most common mistakes and getting your drafts ready for production.

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Guy Podjarny - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/speakers/guy-podjarny

Snyk - London, UK. Is a web security and performance entrepreneur. Guy is CEO at Snyk, and was previously CTO @Akamai and founder @Blaze.io. Guy is also the author of Responsive and Fast , High Performance Images and the upcoming Securing Third Party Code. November 28, 2016 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm. Our amazing supporters help us keep tickets affordable, organize great workshops and welcome our attendees. If you want to be one of them this year, contact us: sponsoring(at)js-kongress.de.

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Elisabeth Engel - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/speakers/elisabeth-engel

ComSysto - Munich, Germany. Is a software developer and travel enthusiast. She studied Media Informatics at the University of Munich and is now working as a UX developer for comSysto. She is passionate about data visualizations, lean UX and startup spirit. Always on the hunt for fresh inspirations. From Scratch to Production-Ready: Creating Dashboard Visualizations. November 28, 2016 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm.

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David Müllerchen - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/speakers/david-mullerchen

Is a trainer at AngularJS.DE. He loves to speak and teach at meetups and conferences. In his meantime he works as a front-end developer at Acando. During leisure time he jumps through the parks with his kids or rides his racer. He also is a Organizer of the Hamburg AngularJS Meetup @angular hamburg. Angular 2 JumpStart (6h). November 29, 2016 1:33 pm - 7:40 pm. After this training, building your next project with Angular 2 will be a breeze.

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Interview with Carmen Popoviciu - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/interview-carmen-popoviciu

Interview with Carmen Popoviciu. And thank you for your time and the chance to hear a bit more from you and your talk on “ Neural Nets and Machine Learning over a big jar of Skittles. 8221; at the JS Kongress in Munich. Can you tell our audience a bit about yourself, your passion, what motivates you and your everyday work? Thank you very much for having me! Yes, I do travel quite a lot. It is one of my favourite things! Talks are a great learning resource not just for those attending the talks, but also ...

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Oliver Zeigermann - JS Kongress Munich

https://2016.js-kongress.de/speakers/oliver-zeigermann

Zeigermann.eu - Hamburg, Germany. Is a developer from Hamburg, Germany. For the past few years he dived into the analysis of larger sizes of data using machine learning and/or data visualisation techniques. Machine Learning in the Browser with Deep Neural Networks. November 28, 2016 10:45 am - 11:15 am. Interested in Machine Learning and its latest hype Deep Neural Networks? Maybe you have been fascinated by the spectacular win of AlphaGo?