Speaker: @thorwebdev (https://twitter.com/thorwebdev)

"I'm a Developer Advocate at Stripe working with many different technologies on the web to grow the GDP of the internet and enjoy contributing to open source projects where I can."

About the talk:
Supabase is a Singapore based, Y Combinator backed startup, building the open source Firebase alternative. Supabase adds realtime and restful APIs to your Postgres database without a single line of code.

This will be a quick demo on how to get started with Supabase.io as your data and authentication backend when building Jamstack apps as well as a quick look at how you can contribute to the Supabase project during Hacktoberfest.

Event Page: https://www.meetup.com/Singapore-JS/events/273131240/

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Recorded by: Michael

Speaker: Tan Li Hau
github: @tanhauhau
twitter: https://twitter.com/lihautan

"Hi, I'm Li Hau. Frontend Engineer at Shopee. I like to create bugs and fix them. Recently I am trying to write down my learnings and thought processes in my blog https://lihautan.com/. Also, I am currently a maintainer of Svelte, hopefully it meant less bug for Svelte."

About the talk:
How does Svelte work? How is Svelte different from other modern frameworks? Why compile? Don't worry, I'll explain what is Svelte, how it works, and I promise you can fit all of that into your head.

Event Page: https://www.meetup.com/Singapore-JS/events/273131240/

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Recorded by: Michael

Speaker: Kang Sheng

Content Security Policy (CSP) is like a browser side firewall that helps protect against attacks such as XSS. By specifying the policy, the browser will follow your specifications to whitelist the assets that are allowed to be loaded on your website. It is really easy to configure CSP in Rails, but you might accidentally break your site when not done properly. In this talk, we will go through what is CSP and how can we roll it out safely to secure your website.

Event Page: https://www.meetup.com/Singapore-Ruby-Group/events/272551921/

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Recorded by: Michael

Speaker: Greg Tan

Datadog is a SaaS monitoring and analytics platform that enables visibility into your stack at any scale. Learn how you can use Datadog to keep track your infrastructure, understand application performance, leverage your logs and more.

Event Page: https://www.meetup.com/Singapore-Ruby-Group/events/272551921/

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Recorded by:

Speaker: Charlotte Chan

Identity capital is the collection of personal assets that we assemble over time. Some of these identity capital might go on your resume and others are more personal - such as how we speak, where we are from, how we solve problems, how we look. In today’s keynote, we will explore how to build your personal identity capital, pick up communication skills that are valuable in any organisation and perform even in the midst of a pandemic.

Charlotte currently works at Accenture as a Cloud Consultant, focusing on project management and deployment of cloud infrastructure. She is an ex-Venture Capitalist and is also an active contributor in the technology scene specifically in the angel investment and skills-building (empowerment) space. Her articles on technology and empowerment fetch up to 2000 views on LinkedIn and Medium and have been awarded on Tech in Asia. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring new places for good food and finds comfort in practising yoga.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlottechanyj/

Event Page: https://www.meetup.com/Junior-Developers-Singapore/events/273005631/

Produced by Engineers.SG
Recorded by: Michael

Speaker: Alyssa and Zane

Thinking of building your first mobile app? Well, now you can do it using the same language that powers the web!

Come along to this talk to find out about the creation of KopiRun, an app that helps you find people nearby who could help do coffee runs for you (think carpooling but for food/groceries). We'll be talking about important things to think about before you launch your app, the tech stack that went behind KopiRun, and some key decisions and takeaways out of our journey from the first line of code to putting the app on the app store.

Alyssa is a (newly turned) Technical Program Manager who also very much enjoys coding. Alyssa has a diverse portfolio of skills ranging from mobile and web UI design to cloud architecture design, app dev and DevOps. During her free time, she works on KopiRun, plays Dota and drinks lots of bubble tea.

https://twitter.com/alyssaong1337
https://github.com/alyssaong1

Zane primarily focused on web application projects as a full-stack developer before graduating from the University of Glasgow with a degree in Computer Science. Zane has experience in launching his own start-up and SaaS product which lead to a side interest in open-source code. He maintains a few open-source products/projects in his free time.

Over the past few years, he has polished his skills over multiple projects handling both front end and backend development with a recent focus in mobile app development and developer operations.

https://twitter.com/zanejchua
https://github.com/zanechua
https://linkedin.com/in/zanejchua/

Event Page: https://www.meetup.com/Junior-Developers-Singapore/events/273005631/

Produced by Engineers.SG
Recorded by: Michael