#Lightning Talks
Generally, when learning a new technology, it is important to maximize usefulness will minimizing difficulty. Consider making a sorted "hit-list" with these to factors in mind.
Your goal is to create a 10 minute presentation on a topic that is useful to your fellow developers. Please create a brief readme on Github outlining your findings during your research. It should address the following:
- What problem does this technology solve?
- How do you use it? Is there a "cheatsheet" you found or made that others can reference?
- What did you build? (demo)
It is advised to pick something that will be relevant to project 4 if you have a clear idea of something you want to build that is out of the scope of material we learned.
##Topics: Here are some suggestions or add your own!
Languages
- ES6
- Python (Camila)
- Clojure
- Go
- Swift (Min)
- C++
- Scala (Val)
- Elixir (Ben)
- Java (Mike)
- PHP (Wayne)
Client-side Frameworks
- Ionic (Anthony)
- Meteor
- Ember (Kate)
- Backbone
- Elm
- React Native (Matt L)
Server-side Frameworks
- Hapi.js
- Phoenix
UI Elements and Tools
- Canvas API (Sam)
- WebRTC
- Phaser
- Three.js
- A-Frame (Matt S)
- D3.js (Emilio)
- Polymer / Web components
- Processing (P5.js)
Data Storage
- Redis
- Amazon S3 (Michael)
- CouchDB
- RethinkDB
Workflow Tools
- Docker
- Amazon EC2 (Vanessa)
Templating
- HAML
- Jade
Other
- X-Code
- PGP
- BitTorrent
- Distributed Applications
- Microcontrollers / Internet of Things
- Machine Learning (Jen)
- etc... (suggest a topic of your own & have it approved)