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James Carr
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In addition to a passion for technology, he also has a keen interest in improving teamwork and collaboration through interactive activities to get people thinking creatively and develop stronger, richer communication channels with their stakeholders.
Presentations
Behavior Driven Development with Client Side Javascript
Back in 2004 there wasn't much in the world of test driven development for javascript...more »NodeJS Bootcamp
You might have heard a bit about nodejs, now it's time to get fully immersed in it and not just learn it in detail but gear up to start becoming an active member of the nodejs development community. more »Behavior Driven Development with Client Side Javascript
By James Carr
Back in 2004 there wasn't much in the world of test driven development for javascript... you just had jsunit. Since then there has been an explosion of frameworks for javascript and it is almost to the point where it is difficult to choose the right one.
Come find out about a handful of some of the most popular ones and a comparison of their pros, cons, support within other frameworks, and much more. Also covered will be some tips and tricks for handling difficult to describe code and hooking tests up to run through a CI server.
NodeJS Bootcamp
By James Carr
You might have heard a bit about nodejs, now it's time to get fully immersed in it and not just learn it in detail but gear up to start becoming an active member of the nodejs development community.
We'll show you how to get started at creating your own node modules and how to package them up for distribution. This will be a hands on lab to get all the essential tools setup and at the end you will have a package that anyone can install via npm (thing of ruby gem for nodejs) and start using right away.
Since node.js currently doesn't work on plain windows, you will need a laptop with BSD, Linux, OSX or if you have windows you will need cygwin installed with common development tools (g++, python, make, etc).
