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The latest activity in second screen apps and how they are taking advantage of the interaction between TV and devices whilst at the same time looking forwards to the continuing convergence of these devices and the future may lie.

Dave Nattriss demonstrates the live interaction set up on the Facebook page he manages for "Mock the Week" which went live at 10pm on the night. This Facebook page has 2.2 million likes, with many eager to comment on what is happening live in front of their TVs. Dave will be controlling this page from the meetup venue and showing us the stats on how people are interacting.

George is currently authoring "Sams Teach Yourself Node.js in 24 Hours", a beginner's book on Node.js. In this introductory talk on Node.js he will demonstrate Node's real-time ca

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Wikitude's new ARchitect framework, which lets you create Augmented Reality interfaces using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

JavaScript micro frameworks -- small, single purpose libraries -- Daniel's talk gives an introduction into what they are, what they can do for you, and where to get started using them in your own web applications.

Nick gives insight into the tools that his company Boss Level Games use when developing HTML5 games

Derick has been working with the MongoDB team lately in their London office, so he has great insight into the wonderful world of NoSQL

Niall presented an architecture for managing both ops and business metrics in the same system. Events are counted in memcache, then periodically sync'd to Zabbix for storage, graphing, and alerting.

John Pemberton is one of the top eBay and Amazon sellers, who often consults to eBay and helped with the new Clothing sizes initiatives, will share insight into setting up shop with these platforms.

Brad Drysdale from Kaazing talks about the uses and history of communication through the Internet, and how WebSockets is the new best thing.