admataz
commented
6 years ago HI @thanpolas - thanks for the talk proposal - sorry it's taken a while to respond....
Looks great - I think anything that furthers our understanding of the inner workings of JavaScript can only be a good thing.
A couple thoughts off the top of my head that I think would be very useful to our node audience:
- discuss some module authoring patterns using classes vs other forms of inheritance and definition (composition, object literals etc)
- associated with the above, everyone's really into functional programming - why, and in what situations would we use classical inheritance in our node apps?
- a bit about how babel transpiling handles the es-6 syntax sugar wouldn't go amiss (there are limitations it creates)
A couple things we need to confirm:
- Length of talk - needs to be 20-25 mins. If you need it to be longer, let's discuss options
- Code of Conduct - as part of our community we need to make sure all speakers agree with that - see https://lnug.org/code-of-conduct.html
Looks like we have some space for a talk on February 28th or March 28th - would either of those suit you?
@lnug/organisers - can we get some other thoughts and a seconder to support this talk?
thanpolas
clarkie
Javascript inheritance has always been a challenging issue for new and seasoned developers. In this talk, we will dive deep into the inner workings of Javascript inheritance and see the beauty of prototypical inheritance and the prototype chain. While this is a classic talk, it is particularly relevant to the current debate in the React community over the use of fat arrow vs pre-bounded methods. Talk slides
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