How to save the world with JavaScript
summary
Claims a client filter that prioritizes projects with real odds of creating a sustainable society and recounts policemen arriving after probing a city school platform procurement. Shows a Floodless force‑directed graph that exposes a Twitter botnet, a home‑made school app scoring 4.5 vs 1.1 on the App Store that prompted a dropped police complaint, a JavaScript digital twin simulating deliveries that cuts rural CO2 ~50%, and an againdata encrypted data store aimed at job‑market use.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:19My feelings
- 0:50Hope
- 4:50Having fun
- 5:50Doing something good
- 7:25Floodless Colon
- 9:00Botnet
- 10:20Failed public digitalization
- 13:40Climate change
- 17:00Data
- 20:20Simplicity Bias
- 22:20Examples
- 26:05Digital House
- 29:50Agile Development
- 31:40Open Source
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