WebCamp Zagreb

Building applications with a hammer

This talk will cover the goods and the bads of choosing javascript as a solution for everything.

Speaker: Krešimir Antolić
On Twitter: @Kantolic

Supercharge your development environment using Docker

The idea of this talk is to convey how important it is that we have our development environment as close to production as possible.

Speaker: Deni Bertović
On Github: denibertovic
On Twitter: @denibertovic

JS, JS, are you mad?

Is it possible that JS - as a first class citizen of Software Development - went mad and want to conquer our planet and kill all the humans?

Speaker: Michał Budzyński
On Github: michalbe
On Twitter: @michalbe

Gaming a drone simulator

How do you develop a 3D flight simulator for an experimental drone? Take an open source gaming engine, hone in a lot of Python, and here is your flying drone!

Speaker: Anna Chiara Bellini
On Github: acbellini
On Twitter: @annachiara_b

Responsive Emails, from Design to Development

Learn how Etsy designs and builds responsive emails that provide a consistent experience for readers and look great across desktop and mobile email clients.

Speaker: Michelle D'Netto
On Github: mdnetto
On Twitter: @mdnetto

Beyond GET

Shaping REST API responses with advanced query algebra.

Speaker: Veljko Dragšić
On Github: vdragsic
On Twitter: @vdragsic

Wildest streams

Let's see what we can do with streams and streaming on the web.

Speaker: Zlatko Đurić
On Github: zladuric
On Twitter: @zladuric

Man in the middle attack on banks

Selenium scraping of other people's fun and profit

Speaker: Marko Elezović
On Github: melezov
On Twitter: @melezov

Vagrant to the rescue

Vagrant let you build development environments that are portable and reproducible

Speaker: Sebastian Göttschkes
On Github: Sgoettschkes
On Twitter: @Sgoettschkes

Go mobile with Apache Cordova

Apache Cordova helps you to bring your web application to mobile platforms - this talk shows you some chances and pitfalls.

Speaker: Christian Grobmeier
On Github: grobmeier
On Twitter: @grobmeier

Measuring test coverage at Google

Did you ever wonder how testing at Google looks like? What tools we use to help us out and how do we measure and act on test coverage?

Speaker: Marko Ivanković
On Github: ivankovic

Aggregating data consistently and accountably

Ensuring data consistency and mutation accountability when aggregating differing data streams, while still making that data your own.

Speaker: Nikica Jokić
On Github: neektza
On Twitter: @neektza

Thinking in actors

Implementing highly concurrent backend systems using actor model.

Speaker: Saša Jurić
On Github: sasa1977
On Twitter: @sasajuric

Taking Responsive a Step Further

In a mobile-first world, can we finally start designing smart first and phones later?

Speaker: Tin Kadoic
On Twitter: @tinkadoic

Whether you like it or not you are doing sales all the time. Convincing your boss to use a new tool, applying for a job, and getting a freelance contract all require selling. If you work for a product company even if you are a developer when you talk about your product you are selling. When people think of sales they immediately think of the sleazy car salesman stereotype, but that is a very negative view of sales. Sales doesn't have to be done that way. The fact is everyone is doing sales all the time. Being aware of that fact and spending some time to learn a bit about how to do sales the right way will help you talk about your product and convince your boss to try something new you think will be good for the team.

Speaker: Danish Khan
On Github: danishkhan
On Twitter: @danishkhan

Bad ideas and worst practices

A tongue-in-cheek talk listing common mistakes in web development, reinventions of the wheel, etc. Will touch on frontend, backend, databases...

Speaker: Luka Kladarić
On Github: allixsenos
On Twitter: @allixsenos

Your designer is not your slut!

It's about how product managers and developers perceive their designer or design team - and why is it wrong.

Speaker: Tomislav Kozačinski
On Github: universeceo
On Twitter: @UniverseCEO

ElasticSearch - index server used as a document database (with examples)

ElasticSearch - index server, json documents, feature-rich, scalable. How ES can be used instead of/with relational DB? 2 use-cases

Speaker: Robert Lujo
On Twitter: @trebor74hr

Modern Approaches to the Javascript Problem

A talk about one possible solution to the JavaScript problem. I'll talk about the way I develop for web — React/OM provides expressive frontend; Elixir provides scalable backend.

Speaker: Jonn Mostovoy
On Github: manpages
On Twitter: @podmostom

Dashboards for devops and other web folks

Importance of monitoring key aspects of your web application and organizing gathered data so you can instinctively react and fix problems.

Speaker: Luka Mužinić
On Twitter: @lmuzinic

Abstracting the backend. NoBackend solutions and syncing data in real time.

In this talk we will make a review of existing solutions which provide an entire backend as a service, and show how to use them for syncing data and creating real time web applications.

Speaker: Filip Petkovski

Building a scalable system for tracking Shipping Packages

How Etsy tracks millions of packages -- from vendors all over the world using over 100 different shipping providers -- in an efficient and scalable manner.

Speaker: Premshree Pillai
On Twitter: @premshree

Web Components FTW

Why I believe Web Components are the next big thing

Speaker: Tamas Piros
On Github: tamaspiros
On Twitter: @tpiros

How, When, and Why Clojure?

Clojure is a modern Lisp targeting JVM, CLR, and JavaScript. Is waking up mid-night screaming due to unmatched parentheses worth it?

Speaker: Nikola Plejić
On Github: nikolaplejic
On Twitter: @nikolaplejic

I'll just do it myself!

Why having a single person tracking project from start to finish matters.

Speaker: Lora Pleško
On Twitter: @LoraLollipop

How to build a web API

We'll talk about the importance of a good web API, cover REST and RPC, show best and worst practices, and try to convince you that API design matters.