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Mike West, Developer advocate on Google's Chrome team

Mike West

Biography: Mike West

Mike is a philosophy student, cleverly disguised as a developer advocate on Google's Chrome team in Munich, Germany. Since it would be slightly more than difficult to make a living sitting under a tree while reading Kant, he's focused his energies on the web, which has proven itself to be a wonderful decision. Mike is an editor of the Content Security Policy specification at the W3C, and a committer to Chromium/Blink and WebKit.

Presentation: Web Platform: The Secure Parts

Track: HTML5 Front-End du jour / Time: Monday 13:20 - 14:10 / Location: Lille Sal, Musikhuset

There is a beautiful (and secure!) client-side application development platform hidden inside the tangled web of specifications and implementations on the internet today. Limiting ourselves to just those bits and pieces that do The Right Thing™ with regard to security gives us a fighting chance of writing code that doesn't give attackers open access to users' sensitive data. We'll walk through those together in this talk.