MobX is a library that attempts at making state management simple and scalable. In contrast to other flux inspired libraries, MobX makes it easy on your fingers by eliminating lots of boilerplate, and allowing you to implement l33t architectural patterns like MVVM. In this talk we'll look at MobX, how to use it, when you should use it, and some general tips on how to win the lottery.

Emscripten is a C/C++ compiler that can targets the web. So far it's been used only for *boring* stuff like porting the Unreal Game Engine. We will look into how to get started with Emscripten, how to port an existing C code to impress your boss & your mom! how to interact between C and JavaScript. And of course what it all means to world peace, and how it can save the dolphins!

As you probably know, React.js is the new buzzword in front-end development, but it's actually a very simple and small UI library. Together We will take a quick tour around, then we will dive deeper, and take a critical look at some of the design ideas behind React and how they apply to real world applications.

In this talk I share real world lessons learned from developing & shipping Cool Remote (the client part). High level architecture, data flow, model layer, UI component conventions etc..

The very basics of TDD development. What TDD is and is not? TDD workflow and the ideas behind it, What are unit tests? basic mocking, best practices etc..

An overview of the cool stuff that the QT graphics view framework allows us to achieve, as well as some basic details on it's API and internals.

A quick into to basic Box2D concepts like bodies, shapes, joints, forces & collisions, etc.. as well as a simple demo that shows how to use Box2d with QT's graphics scene.