Learn how to create and configure a Docker Build Cloud (DBC) builder and use Pulumi's Docker Build provider to automate Docker builds.

Create a Pulumi program in TypeScript to define infrastructure as code (IaC) for Docker builds.

Harrison Chase is the CEO and Co-founder of LangChain, a company formed around the popular open-source Python/Typescript packages. After studying stats and computer science at Harvard, Harrison also went on to lead the machine learning team at Robust Intelligence (an MLOps company) and the entity linking team at Kensho (a fintech startup).

In this fireside chat, he will discuss how LangChain is making it easier to use large language models (LLMs) to develop context-aware reasoning applications. Leveraging the Google ecosystem, they are testing, evaluating, and observing common patterns for building more complex state machines and agents.

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Learn to use ESLint to enforce a specific way of writing Node.js code. Modify the ESLint rules to your own liking. This session covers generating a Node.js project with npm init, installing ESLint, and creating a configuration file. Also applicable to JavaScript and TypeScript.

Whether you’ve been in the developer kitchen for decades or are just taking the plunge to do it yourself, The Complete Developer will show you how to build and implement every component of a modern stack—from scratch. You’ll go from a React-driven frontend to a fully fleshed-out backend with Mongoose, MongoDB, and a complete set of REST and GraphQL APIs, and back again through the whole Next.js stack. The book’s easy-to-follow, step-by-step recipes will teach you how to build a web server with Express.js, create custom API routes, deploy applications via self-contained microservices, and add a reactive, component-based UI. You’ll leverage command line tools and full-stack frameworks to build an application whose no-effort user management rides on GitHub logins. You’ll also learn how to: Work with modern JavaScript syntax, TypeScript, and the Next.js framework Simplify UI development with the React library Extend your application with REST and GraphQL APIs Manage your data with the MongoDB NoSQL database Use OAuth to simplify user management, authentication, and authorization Automate testing with Jest, test-driven development, stubs, mocks, and fakes Whether you’re an experienced software engineer or new to DIY web development, The Complete Developer will teach you to succeed with the modern full stack. After all, control matters. Covers: Docker, Express.js, JavaScript, Jest, MongoDB, Mongoose, Next.js, Node.js, OAuth, React, REST and GraphQL APIs, and TypeScript

Demonstrates resources provisioning life cycle on AWS with Pulumi.

Learn how to use TypeScript with Pulumi. Guided exercises introducing TypeScript usage with Pulumi.

Overview of Pulumi's programming model and core concepts.

Learn the fundamentals of infrastructure as code through guided exercises in TypeScript. You will be introduced to Pulumi and learn how to provision modern cloud infrastructure on AWS. This workshop covers how to use TypeScript with Pulumi, the basics of the Pulumi Programming Model, and how to provision, update, and destroy AWS resources.

With the rapid proliferation of consumer data privacy laws across the world, it is becoming a strict requirement for data organizations to be mindful of data privacy risks. Privacy violation fines are reaching record highs and will only get higher as governments continue to crack down on the runaway abuse of user data. To continue producing value without becoming a liability, data systems must include privacy protections at a foundational level.

The most practical way to do this is to enable privacy as code, shifting privacy left and including it as a foundational part of the organization's software development life cycle. The promise of privacy as code is that data organizations can be liberated from inefficient, manual workflows for producing the compliance deliverables their legal teams need, and instead ship at speed with pre-defined privacy guardrails built into the structure of their preferred workflows.

Despite being an emerging and complex problem, there are already powerful open source tools available designed to help organizations of all sizes achieve this outcome. Fides is an open source privacy as code tool, written in Python and Typescript, that is engineered to tackle a variety of privacy problems throughout the application lifecycle. The most relevant feature for data organizations is the ability to annotate systems and their datasets with data privacy metadata, thus enabling automatic rejection of dangerous or illegal uses. Fides empowers data organizations to be proactive, not reactive, in terms of protecting user privacy and reducing organizational risk. Moving forward data privacy will need to be top of mind for data teams.

Talk by: Thomas La Piana

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Integrate D3.js into a React TypeScript project and create a chart component working in harmony with React. This book will show you how utilize D3 with React to bring life to your charts. Seasoned author Elad Elrom will show you how to create simple charts such as line, bar, donut, scatter, histogram and others, and advanced charts such as a world map and force charts. You'll also learn to share the data across your components and charts using React Recoil state management. Then integrate third-party chart libraries that are built on D3 such as Rechart, Visx, Nivo, React-vi, and Victory and in the end deploy your chart as a server or serverless app on popular platforms. React and D3 are two of the most popular frameworks in their respective areas – learn to bring them together and take your storytelling to the next level. What You'll Learn Set up your project with React, TypeScript and D3.js Create simple and advanced D3.js charts Work with complex charts such as world and force charts Integrate D3 data with React state management Improve the performance of your D3 components Deploy as a server or serverless app and debug test Who This Book Is ForReaders that already have basic knowledge of React, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Embark on a journey to create stunning web-based 3D applications and games using Babylon.js, a powerful JavaScript framework. This essentials book takes you from the ground up, teaching the theory and practical applications of 3D development, with a particular focus on ease and accessibility. By the end of this guide, you'll possess the skills to design and implement dynamic 3D experiences. What this Book will help me do Gain a fundamental understanding of TypeScript and its advantages in large-scale projects like 3D engines. Master the foundational principles of 3D development with Babylon.js, emphasized through hands-on practice and clear theory. Learn to apply materials in Babylon.js, enabling you to alter and enrich the visual appeal of 3D objects. Incorporate collision physics and gameplay dynamics by understanding essential concepts like impostors in 3D simulations. Utilize advanced Babylon.js features, such as 3D audio spatialization and rendering post-process effects, to create immersive experiences. Author(s) None Moreau-Mathis, a software developer with significant experience, has worked on developing cutting-edge applications at companies like Microsoft. Their expertise in 3D development frameworks, particularly Babylon.js, has enabled them to break down complex technical concepts into approachable lessons. Moreau-Mathis combines a passion for sharing knowledge with years of hands-on experience to provide readers with practical and inspirational advice. Who is it for? This book is perfect for developers familiar with HTML5 and seeking to begin 3D Web application and game development using Babylon.js. Readers should have basic programming knowledge, such as in Object-Oriented Programming, and familiarity with web development concepts to grasp framework architecture effectively. Whether you are enhancing your web development toolkit or starting out with 3D, this book will help you achieve your aims.

Demonstrate building an NGINX Dockerfile using Pulumi and Docker Build Cloud to leverage external caching.

Learn how to create and configure a Docker Build Cloud (DBC) builder.

Use TypeScript to define infrastructure as code (IaC) for Docker builds via Pulumi.

This workshop demonstrates how transitioning to a general-purpose programming language can transform your infrastructure management, making common tasks more intuitive and maintainable. Join us to learn: The advantages of using general-purpose languages like TypeScript vs DSL, like HCL; How to introduce Pulumi IaC and either coexist with or convert your existing Terraform code; Advanced features for infrastructure automation and robust, secure, scalable IaC

Learn the fundamentals of infrastructure as code through guided exercises in TypeScript. You will be introduced to Pulumi and learn how to provision modern cloud infrastructure. This workshop is designed to help new users become familiar with the core concepts needed to effectively deploy resources on AWS.