Tim Perry - Web Components & Microservices Are The Same Thing

[pimterry]

I've got a talk put together on web components, microservices, and the shared principles behind both of them (complete with node-based example). Does that sound like a good fit for LNUG?

Not sure how long your talks typically are; this is about 30 minutes, but that's a bit tight, so a 35/40 minute slot would be great if that's possible. It looks like the October & November slots are already pretty full, but January 28th would work for me.

[iancrowther]

Hey @pimterry

Sounds great, we usually try to do 20 min slots for 3 speakers.

[pimterry]

Ah, interesting, ok. Pulling in the whole of this would be difficult then, but I can definitely do a wider intro on just web components in that kind of time. Does that work?

[iancrowther]

can you split it into two talks with awesome demos?

[pimterry]

Could do, probably. There's some nice parallels though, so it's neater doing them together and talking about those (I just did this at a conf in barcelona, which is why I'm keen to give it a go over here too). ...Could I take a double slot?

Otherwise doing microservices totally on its own isn't as good as web components I think. It'd be ok, but it's more architectural patterns and quite a bit less concrete, so I worry it might all feel a little fluffy.

[pimterry]

(Whereas I do think web components are a good topic that works in a 20 minute slot, if that's the way you'd rather go)

[iancrowther]

hmm interesting.. its never been done before :-)

can we have a break in the middle of it? if so then yeah, why not

[pimterry]

Sure. I've never tried that, but I think it should work. Let's just go for it and see 😄

[iancrowther]

sold!

[orliesaurus]

Hi @pimterry are you still okay to run this awesome session?

[pimterry]

Yep, very happy to.

[orliesaurus]

Thanks see you on the 28th more details to come :)