The document provides an overview of talks given at the Web Rebels 2014 conference over two days. The talks on the first day included discussions of APIs, sharing code on GitHub, evolving web design beyond point-and-click, touch and pointer events, using environment variables, transforming WebSockets, and using BitTorrent and streams in JavaScript. The second day included talks on types in JavaScript, responsive UI components with React, multidimensional arrays for JavaScript, performance optimization, web mapping, TLS security, the future of JavaScript, and a stack for fullstack JavaScript development.

1. Web Rebels 2014 in 5 minutes
Illustrations from
Elisabet Irgens @elisabethirg and
Anders Norås @anoras

2. JED SCHMIDT
NO MAN IS AN API ISLAND

4. JESSICA LORD
GIT-IT, SHARE IT

6. ANETTE BERGO
REBEL AND EVOLVE: MOVING BEYOND PONT-AND-CLICK

9. PATRICK H. LAUKE
Getting touchy - an introduction to touch and pointer events

12. NUNO JOB
# process.env.NODE_ENV === 'PRODUCTION' for all your "webscale" apps!

15. ARNOUT KAZEMIER
Transforming WebSockets

18. MATHIAS BUUS MADSEN
Bittorrent, Streams and JavaScript

21. ANGUS CROLL
STOP BEING PERFECT

24. DAY 2

25. MARIJN HAVEBEKE
SEEING TYPES IN JAVASCRIPT

27. ARNE MARTIN AURLIEN
Not Mobile-Unfriendly UI Components With React

29. MIKOLA LYSENKO
ndarray: Modular multidimensional arrays for JavaScript

32. Vyacheslav “mraleph” Egorov
Crooked Mirrors of Performance

35. Camille Teicheira
Geography for Web Mapping: the Good, the Bad, and
the Stuff You Can Forget

38. Parisa Tabriz
Got TLS? An overview of why you need it and how to do it right.

41. James “substack” Halliday
The ghost of javascript future

44. Max Ogden
The LEBRON Stack: It's a Slam Dunk