Tue 17 January 2023 | 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
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## 5th Birthday Meetup! 🎉

18:00 – Mingling 🤝, pizza 🍕, and beers 🍻
18:30 – Monorepo – past, present & future – By Guy Bary (Tech Lead at Wix)
19:15 – Towards a simpler JavaScript ecosystem – By Gil Tayar (Senior Software Architect)
19:45 – Raffle IntelliJ Licenses + Node.TLV 2023 ticket!! (more details in www.nodetlv.com)

## Agenda:

18:30 – Monorepo – past, present & future
By Guy Bary, Tech Lead at Wix
This session is about the history of repository management that involves code dependencies between projects.
We will discuss the beginning of the monorepos solution (good & bad parts), the way it evolved over the years (yarn workspaces…), real-life challenges and examples, and the future of code management.

19:15 – Towards a simpler JavaScript ecosystem
By Gil Tayar, Senior Software Architect
The history of the JavaScript ecosystem can be described as a move from a simple ecosystem with no tooling (just write the code and F5!) in the 90s, towards the current wave of massive tooling which nobody understands but which helps us mitigate the deficiencies in browsers and the internet.
Are we stuck there? Writing code for a dynamic language that needs no compiling, and yet surrounding ourselves with extremely complex tooling that we must have to develop significant software? I believe we don’t.
I aim to bring a vision that returns full circle to an ecosystem with little to no tooling. It shows that with modern technologies like import maps, web bundles, the type annotations proposal, 103 Early Hints, and others, we can bring back the simplicity of the early ecosystem, while not sacrificing the advantages of the current one.
This talk presents this vision, and describes the technologies and techniques that enable this return to simplicity.

19:45 – Raffle IntelliJ Licenses

Location: Bitan 27, Namal Tel Aviv

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