About Kevin Whinnery
Head of Developer Relations

Kevin is the Head of Developer Relations at Deno. Kevin is a long time JavaScript developer, educator, and open source contributor. In addition to authoring several popular Node.js modules on npm, Kevin created the open source educational PC game TerminalQuest (formerly TwilioQuest) using web technologies, which has been enjoyed by over one million players. On the Deno team, Kevin is focused on documentation, userland tools, developer experience, and community programs. Kevin and his family live just outside Minneapolis, MN, USA.

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About Kevin Whinnery
Head of Developer Relations
Deno
Université du Québec

Daniel Lemire is a computer science professor at the Data Science Laboratory of the University of Quebec (TELUQ). He is among the top 500 GitHub users worldwide and has published over 80 peer-reviewed research papers. He is an editor at the journal Software: Practice and Experience,

Kevin is the Head of Developer Relations at Deno. Kevin is a long time JavaScript developer, educator, and open source contributor. In addition to authoring several popular Node.js modules on npm, Kevin created the open source educational PC game TerminalQuest (formerly TwilioQuest) using web technologies, which has been enjoyed by over one million players. On the Deno team, Kevin is focused on documentation, userland tools, developer experience, and community programs. Kevin and his family live just outside Minneapolis, MN, USA.

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WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP
Key/Value Databases and You
Key/value (KV) data stores like Redis, Cloudflare KV, and Deno KV provide a fast and flexible database option for web apps, without having to take on the complexity of SQL or document databases. In this session, we'll explore the differences between different KV databases, examine use cases where KV databases might be a better choice over other database types, and demonstrate how to efficiently work with KV databases in JavaScript and TypeScript. You can expect a mix of presentation and hands-on activities, so make sure to bring your laptop with you and expect to write some code!
  • Date: 07 Nov 2023
  • Time: 14:00 GMT | 13:00 UTC
  • Length: 1.5 hour workshop
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