WebCamp Zagreb 2019
9 - 12 Oct 2019 at Plaza Event Centar

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Planning, setting and creating a design system is crucial for effectively designing and keeping consistent user interfaces.

EventStorming is a lightweight discovery and collaborative learning tool for exploring complex domains and merging people around the problem

You'll go back to the basics of object-oriented programming and learn to apply core principles of Domain-Driven Design to your domain object

Learn the basics of Rust, a fast and memory-efficient language for building reliable software.

This workshop will start from the very basics of Git (no prior knowledge assumed), and take you to an intermediate-advanced proficiency.

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In this workshop you will learn the skills of TDD and DDD, and how to apply them effectively in a team

It's a place for deliberate practice in a safe environment. We'll learn & practice basics of Test Driven Development in PHP.

This workshop covers all of the three layers from what is known as a layered architecture: the domain, application and infrastructure layer.

Patterns and techniques for developing great, motivated teams who understand their flow, focus on optimal value and sustainable results.

Introduction to the Elm - simple, yet powerful functional language for writing web applitcations.

A followup on my talk last year - a full 4 hours on image & video optimization and techniques to speed up the web with images & video

Let's take a problem and let's build an over-engineered solution to solve it so that you can learn how and when to use serverless

In this workshop we will build a production-ready React app with GraphQL backend from the ground up.

A hands-on workshop where you’ll understand how to use a UI audit when building a unified design system from an existing website.

Learn foundational work skills that cross industries and can last for decades

It deals fundamentally with the problem: Should I use the 3rd party lib or go write my own?

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A program that can read guitar sheets and understands how to play them on a real guitar. As a guitarist, I’ve always been fascinated by chords and their infinite variations. In this talk, we’ll see how we can build a program that reads a chord sheet, understands chords on a deeper level and finds ergonomic ways to play them on a real guitar. We will do this using a simple parser using Elm and show how much more powerful it is compared to a good old regular expression. Then, we’ll see what it takes to teach our program how to play the ukulele. By the end of the talk, you will have learned more of both music theory and functional programming!

Out with the old, in with the new. Replacing a functioning platform with shiny containerized automated goodness.

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Oftenly mistaken for a purely aesthetic element color has the most immediate and direct psychological impact on experiences

Traditional desktop applications are losing ground. We decided on a hybrid cloud/desktop approach to have the best of both worlds.

Tips for efficiency++ and stress-- while coding, sprint planning, learning new tech and more. From neuropsychology with love.

Web accessibility and Javascript often sound like sworn enemies. But if you follow the right patterns, all your users win!

Many developer interact with git a lot, like a lot a lot. Let's pull back the curtain and learn some practical rebase, cherry-pick, etc.

Cross platform mobile development with Go and Lua or how a small team unified the implementation of their applications.

Learn how LiveView can supercharge your new service idea, with an example project which maintains game lobbies.

I would take the chance to add the missing contexts to terminologies like privilege and empathy while speaking from a pragmatic prospective.

An adventure story with drones, robots, autonomous boats, astronauts, and JavaScript… and what it means for tomorrow's autonomous cars.

Using AR in the browser today! What is coming for tomorrow!

Crash course in how authentication and authorization goes bad, and what can we do to fix it...

What if there is a faster and safer way to build an MVP without taking a huge amount of technical debt?

Find out what happens when you put a network tap between your TV and your router

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Testing begins even before a single line of code is written. This talk will show you why, and how.

We'll explore three different ways to do facial recognition with JavaScript and use these techniques to "draw" a self-portrait.

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Code reviews are essential and often frustrating for most developers. Learn the pragmatic way to code-review what really matters.

The talk is about abstract syntax trees and understanding them to create babel plugins.

Introduction in NIX purely Functional Language & Package Manager

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In this talk I will give a quick overview of the past, present and future of authentication.

Join in if you want to hear about what you should or shouldn't do for a successful design handover.

In 2011, realizing it desperately needed to offer a competitive product to Airbus' A320neo, Boeing embarked on a project to upgrade its legendary 737 aircraft to match the A320neo's efficiency. Limited by the constraints of the 737's original design and their desire to minimize training needed by pilots to fly the new aircraft, design compromises were made. 346 deaths later, we have all been reminded of the importance of rigorous design processes and the need to engineer systems for the realities of the end users and their environment. This talk discusses the core principles of human factors design for complex technological systems and takes a deeper look at what may have gone wrong in Boeing's process. The lessons learned are directly applicable to all types of technology, from web interfaces to mission-critical infrastructure deployments. For questions, Toptal referral bonus, or general discussion, email me: [email protected] Or on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/kyle-kotowick/ Toptal referral link ($500 - $1500 bonus for you, depending on skills): https://www.toptal.com/#gain-nothing-but-outstanding-web-development-consultants

This is the story of how I built a Dance Dance Revolution mat with only a yoga mat, a Raspberry Pi and conductive paint.

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Python coroutines in detail -- understand the magical await keyword and how it manages to transform callback hell into coroutine bliss.

How to run native code in the browser, why would you do that, and what does it all mean for the future of web development.

You’ll learn how to communicate and build a design system for your existing product iteratively.

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How to write valuable software in an engaging manner at a sustainable and predictable pace

Data races are nasty kinds of bugs; rare, hard to replicate and follow Murphy's law. Race detector find them? Learn how!

This talk will discuss the architecture, decisions, and mistakes made while building a (first Native, then PWA) app for self-service.

How do you protect against injections in your web application and how do you keep track of what attackers are trying to break in?

Using a devops toolchain for deploying, maintaining and monitoring dynamic malware analysis sandbox solutions.

Practical lessons about team building and leadership from growing a fully remote team spreading across 30 countries. The Toggl story.

How to parse a language without using regexes :-)

Story about building a GameBoy emulator as a webdeveloper.

You wrote some fantastic piece of UI functionality and you're proud of it. Next time think about writing it as web component.

This talk provides insights on how to design better products by addressing different interaction contexts and anxieties users face every day

When you look at OAuth 2 from a developer's perspective there are a number of things to consider. Let's take a closer look.

System processes, Systemd, PM2, Nginx, Docker...? How should you run Node.js in production? Here's a performance guide to minimize downtime.

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Enforcing coding rules one pre-commit hook and one CI job at a time.