Triangle JavaScript

Rally Round-Up

Tuesday night Triangle JavaScript filled the house at Rally Software in downtown Raleigh for lightning talks, pizza, and beer!!! Nate, Ryan, and Justin from Rally talked about several Node.js and Coffeescript projects they’d been working on and Transloc’s Jason Feinstein talked about the brand new Transloc API. Several Node.JS apps showcased the interactivity we can expect in the future of the web thanks to web socket, from collaborative fingerpainting to realtime system monitoring. We also got the group’s first look at Coffeescript, a language that allows you to write JavaScript like you write psuedocode. Be sure to check out Rally’s blog for more details about Rally (they’re hiring) and the meetup. Tune in for hack night on July 12 where we might dig into the Transloc API further.

Nate’s Google Maps App – All Seeing Eye
https://github.com/nkohari/ase

Nate’s Collaborative Fingerpainting
https://github.com/nkohari/fingerpaint

Ryan’s Awesome Coffeescript Editor
https://github.com/rbrcurtis/Brewer

Justin’s Multiplayer Missile Command
https://github.com/base698/Missiles-JS

Justin’s Realtime System Monitor
https://github.com/jtrally/JS-Monitor