OpenJS World 2022

Bot detection is important - we don’t want bots to trigger an advertising impression, fake user interactions, or access performance heavy features. When a new method of detection is discovered, some bots stop working; This incentivizes the survivors to evolve, changing themselves just a little bit to seem more and more like a real user, becoming harder and harder to detect. All of a sudden the issue is so big Twitter and Meta(Facebook) struggle to explain to congress why there’s bots on their platforms. This is one reason why Puppeteer Extra Stealth(PES) is so interesting - Google’s Puppeteer browser is the state of the art when it comes to browser automation, and PES is a headless browser that outsmarts most bot detection solutions. In this talk Adam will overview just how stealthy is PES, and despite that what unique methods have been used to identify it anyway.

While using mobile applications, users intuitively expect fully featured gesture controls such as zooming and panning full screened images. As developers, we have many choices on how to enable these features in our mobile applications. This talk presents a functional programming approach in Typescript for handling gesture events in a mobile application developed with NativeScript. Join a Web Systems Engineer with a Mathematics background to learn how to leverage group theory, a field of mathematics, to deliver the features your users want.

Modern digital technologies present one of the biggest opportunities to unlock unprecedented speed, quality and delivery in the world of clinical trials and ultimately revolutionise how we approach the curing of diseases in the future.

Charles River Laboratories (CRL) is undergoing a reimagination of how they do business through a digital journey, aiming to become the leading digitally-powered contract research organisation, empowering their clients to deliver innovative, safe, and effective treatments to patients as quickly and effectively as possible.

NearForm were asked to join the overall program, having so far created a strong digital platform for study data - dramatically reducing turnaround on trials assessment. Now, NearForm is building strong digital capability right across the CRL technology organisation and helping with tech recruitment, software quality & processes as well as building an open source community.

In this breakout session, we will be discussing the CRL case study, looking at:

• How CRL is approaching the client need for a more digitalized approach to delivering treatments to patients as quickly as possible
• The importance of technology-led innovation in digital transformations in healthcare
• The technology used to overhaul the complex, archaic processes currently in place
• The measures of success for implementing a digital overhaul of this scale
• How to sustain digital transformation and build a continuous enablement plan

Capital One’s Contact Center application allows customer service agents to help our customers 24/7 across different channels of engagement including phone and chat. At the same time, up to 50 teams are developing new intent, making changes, and releasing in near real-time to accommodate shifting business, legal and regulatory needs. This talk will provide an overview of the history of challenges that were overcome to move from a pure monolith system to a platform that provides for fast, high-quality delivery with a minimum of friction among teams while establishing code consistency, open communication and open collaboration across our enterprise. We will go over the the high level architecture of the application as well as provide the lessons we have learned along the way in utilizing the Node.js/JavaScript ecosystem for our solution.

Thursday, June 9 (9:00 am – 5:00 pm CDT) | Friday, June 10 (9:00 am – 12:00 pm CDT)
Registration Cost: $15 (includes access both days)

The Collab Summit is for maintainers or core contributor of an OpenJS project, plus any open source enthusiast who is interested in participating. This is the time for deep dives on important topics, and to meet with people working across your favorite JavaScript projects. View the schedule here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WJpK6ZD43GaI-h-HOuHnG0DmQ8orkxFLbYJ_jUiXX54/edit?usp=drivesdk

How to Register: Pre-registration is required. Add Collab Summit to your existing OpenJS World registration.

Thursday, June 9 (9:00 am – 5:00 pm CDT) | Friday, June 10 (9:00 am – 12:00 pm CDT)
Registration Cost: $15 (includes access both days)

The Collab Summit is for maintainers or core contributor of an OpenJS project, plus any open source enthusiast who is interested in participating. This is the time for deep dives on important topics, and to meet with people working across your favorite JavaScript projects. View the schedule here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WJpK6ZD43GaI-h-HOuHnG0DmQ8orkxFLbYJ_jUiXX54/edit?usp=drivesdk

How to Register: Pre-registration is required. Add Collab Summit to your existing OpenJS World registration.