Posts tagged 'speaking'
Breaking other servers with Node.js 2016 Nov 01
If Node.js is good at anything, it’s efficient use of local resources in the face of substantial parallelization. It’s easy to write a Node.js program which has many, many different things going on... Read more »
From tech person to people person 2016 May 17
I’ve been on both sides: made fun of as a geeky computer enthusiast, and derided as useless project management overhead. Both sides of the technical divide are frustrated and unhappy. How to bridge... Read more »
Contract: React Training 2016 Apr 26
In March I didn’t just give a talk at the Seattle React.js Meetup. I also had a contract to design and present a 10-hour training on React.js, Redux, and React-Router. After last fall’s Social... Read more »
Static site generation with Gatsby.js 2016 Apr 19
I’ve been on the web for a long time. I was hand-editing HTML with Notepad all the way back in 1997, uploading to jps.net or Geocities via FTP with my parents’ 14.4 kbit/s modem. So I have a lot of... Read more »
Contract: Teaching! 2015 Oct 09
If you’re a frequent visitor at scottnonnenberg.com (and of course you should be), you may have noticed an unusual entry on the work page: the Social Security Administration (SSA). Yes, I recently... Read more »
