“…Background papers were provided by David Canning (Harvard University), Charles Hulten (University of Maryland) and Andreas Kopp (OECD/ECMT Transport Research Centre). …”

“…Discussions were based on papers prepared by Elizabeth Deakin (UC Berkeley), Matthew Kahn (Tufts University), Gilles Duranton (University of Toronto) and David Banister (University College London)…”

“…Included topics: The Anatomy of a Modern JavaScript Application by James Kolce An Introduction to Gulp.js by Craig Buckler The Basics of DOM Manipulation in Vanilla JavaScript (No jQuery) by Sebastian Seitz A Beginner's Guide to Webpack 2 and Module Bundling by Mark Brown React vs Angular: An In-depth Comparison by Pavels Jelisejevs Retrofit Your Website as a Progressive Web App by Craig Buckler 10 Tips to Become a Better Node Developer by Azat Mardan An Introduction to Functional JavaScript by M. David Green An Introduction to Chart.js 2.0 : Six Simple Examples by Jack Rometty Learning JavaScript Test-Driven Development by Example by James Wright This book is for intermediate level JavaScript developers. …”

“…It contains: Unit Test Your JavaScript Using Mocha and Chai by Jani Hartikainen An Introduction to Functional JavaScript by M. David Green An Introduction to Gulp.js by Craig Buckler A Side-by-side Comparison of Express, Koa and Hapi.js by Olayinka Omole An Introduction to Sails.js by Ahmed Bouchefra Building Apps and Services with the Hapi.js Framework by Mark Brown Create New Express.js Apps in Minutes with Express Generator by Paul Sauve Local Authentication Using Passport in Node.js by Paul Orac An Introduction to MongoDB by Manjunath M This book is for anyone who wants to start learning server-side development with Node.js. …”

“…The Bad Guys: Using data to defend LinkedIn against fraud and abuse David Freeman (LinkedIn) Explore the barrage of fraudulent and abusive activity aimed at LinkedIn, such as fake accounts, account takeover, and scraping—and learn some solutions the company has built to defend against them. …”

“…Author Benjamin Fraser draws upon neomaterialist and posthumanist approaches to disability as well as the work of disability theorists such as David Mitchell, Sharon Snyder, Susan Antebi, Tobin Siebers, and Stuart Murray. …”