Getting Started With Apache Kafka for JavaScript Devs
Lucia Cerchie will show how Apache Kafka can handle and process streams of real-time data, and demonstrate how to get started using it.
Authentication is a foundational requirement for most web applications, but, in order for it to work, we need a way to pass user data securely – for example, from our front-end web application to our backend API. The JWT (which stands for JSON Web Token) specification was created for exactly this purpose. In this session, Dan Moore will show you what JWTs are, how they work and everything you need to know to use them properly in your applications.
What is a JSON Web Token (JWT) and why do you care? JWTs are a stateless, standardized way to represent user data. This talk will discuss why JWTs matter and the nuts and bolts of JWTs. We’ll also discuss how you might use a JWT in your applications and how to avoid common mistakes.
Dan Moore is head of developer relations for FusionAuth, and currently helps educate developers about auth and OAuth. He’s written, contributed to, or edited 5 books. A former CTO, technical trainer, engineering manager and longtime developer, Dan has been writing software for (checks watch) over 20 years.
Lucia Cerchie will show how Apache Kafka can handle and process streams of real-time data, and demonstrate how to get started using it.
Austin Gil will explain what the term really means, when it's applicable (and when it's not) and how to get started.
Alex Patterson will show how you can wrap existing REST APIs in GraphQL to give you the benefits of GraphQL without requiring a major rewrite of existing REST APIs.
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