A internal civil war has been my life for years as I've walked the razor wire separating breakers and builders.
I'd like to share my experiences presenting outside the security industry at developer conferences like Djangocon, JSConf (trackb), and RealtimeConf what it's like to be the lone security professional in a sea of builders, what it feels like, what they say, what they really care about, how not to speak to them, how to completely disrespect them, and how to fail miserably.
Performance-tuning JavaScript code in a browser environment can feel like a dark art. Let's shine a spotlight on some tricks of the trade: from low-level Chrome tracing to high-speed cameras, and everything in between. We’ll also cover W3C proposals that may lead us to a brighter future -- and discuss when enough optimization is enough.
Hardware is fun to play with, but can it become your career? Learn about turning a weekend hobby into a lifetime of learning while building a hardware company from the ground up.
