JavaScript For Artists
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A bot that sings to you when you're sad. Generative poetry derived from classic literature. Paintings that draw a composite of every person that's ever looked at them. The cutting-edge web technologies that can power these artistic applications are getting easier to work with all of the time!
Modern JavaScript conventions, browser APIs, AI services and IoT hardware provide a unique platform for creating art. In this talk you will learn about this type of creative, interactive application development and look at the libraries, APIs, services, hardware and approaches to creating expressive works with JavaScript — audio, visual and otherwise.
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JavaScript For Artists
George Mandis
George Mandis is a freelance web developer, consultant, frequent traveler and occasional educator based primarily out of Portland, Oregon. He’s worked with startups, professional sports teams, small businesses and individuals but excels at helping people find elegant solutions for their projects. He spent a year living as a digital nomad, inadvertently cheated at a marathon in North Korea, ran a coding bootcamp and writes frequently on technology and travel on his website.
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A bot that sings to you when you're sad. Generative poetry derived from classic literature. Paintings that draw a composite of every person that's ever looked at them. The cutting-edge web technologies that can power these artistic applications are getting easier to work with all of the time!
Modern JavaScript conventions, browser APIs, AI services and IoT hardware provide a unique platform for creating art. In this talk you will learn about this type of creative, interactive application development and look at the libraries, APIs, services, hardware and approaches to creating expressive works with JavaScript — audio, visual and otherwise.
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- Keynote Evening by Brian Ketelsen! (in London on 17th October 2019)
- React & Redux Workshop with Damjan Vujnovic (in London on 16th - 18th September 2019)
- Damjan Vujnovic's Advanced JavaScript Workshop (in London on 4th - 6th November 2019)
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Thanks to our sponsors
JavaScript For Artists
George Mandis
George Mandis is a freelance web developer, consultant, frequent traveler and occasional educator based primarily out of Portland, Oregon. He’s worked with startups, professional sports teams, small businesses and individuals but excels at helping people find elegant solutions for their projects. He spent a year living as a digital nomad, inadvertently cheated at a marathon in North Korea, ran a coding bootcamp and writes frequently on technology and travel on his website.