Closed eddyerburgh closed 5 years ago
Hi Edd, Interesting subject. Could you confirm the talk is ~20mins long in total; also, please confirm that it will abide by the Code of Conduct.
Yes I confirm the talk will be ~20mins length and I will abide by the code of conduct
Hey Edd, Thanks for submitting your talk proposal here - I also think this would make an interesting talk for node developers and for understanding our tooling.
How are you for November 28th?
Thanks @admataz
Yes I can do November 28th 👍
You're on! I'll remind you closer to the time...
@eddyerburgh - it's tomorrow!! just confirming - still good for giving your talk?
The venue is CONDÉ NAST ADELPHI 1-11 JOHN ADAM ST WC2N 6HT
Your name will be on the door with security. If there's any problem - please ask for Michelle Garret from Conde Nast
We will be there from around 6:15pm - and getting a few things set up - talks will start soon after 7pm.
If you need to contact me - my number is 07757234443
See you there!
Yep sounds good, see you then :)
Hi @eddyerburgh - thanks for a great talk on Wednesday - very interesting and much appreciated.
I'll post video links here when they are available...
Meanwhile - we welcome any feedback from speakers on the LNUG process and the night in general.
See you again soon!
Video posted on our YT channel! Njoy
Refactoring is part of the process of maintaining an application, but large scale refactoring that are more complicated than a find and replace are time consuming.
Codemods are a tool to refactor code by manipulating the abstract syntax tree (AST). In this talk I'll teach you what ASTs are, why we use ASTs in tools like Babel and eslint, and how to write a codemod that manipulates an AST.
About me I'm a Vue core contributor, and software engineer at the BBC. https://twitter.com/EddYerburgh