BeJS Conf 2023
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| JavaScript Inside Out How Your Favorite Programming Language Is Being Created? | Nicolò Ribaudo, Ujjwal Sharma, ADITI SINGH, Luca Casonato | 37m |
Explains how JavaScript features move from a napkin idea to shipping through a stage 0–4 process with roughly 50–60 active meeting attendees and ~150 members… | ||
| Disrupting Full Text Search Industry With JavaScript | Michele Riva | 19m |
A JavaScript full‑text engine called Orama implements Patricia trees, pluggable data‑structures and insertion/search hooks, runs in browser, Node and Deno with… | ||
| A Tale Of Two Webs | Kyle Simpson | 32m |
Argues the web shifts from cloud-first to local-first with devices storing data and running apps peer-to-peer, claiming tens of thousands of apps adopt the… | ||
| Hack Proofing Your JavaScript A Fun And Engaging Guide To Enhancing Security | Jessie Auguste | 08m |
Calls out a concrete metric: 81% of developers admit releasing vulnerable apps, and offers five concrete defenses: strict input validation, HTML sanitization… | ||
| Now And Then Debugging Async JS | Jenn Creighton | 25m |
Shows why async callbacks return undefined when readFile runs after a return, and why a custom Promise that never calls reject silently hides filesystem… | ||
| Building a Node js runtime for the browser | Jasper De Moor | 07m |
Codesandbox builds a Node.js–compatible runtime that actually runs in the browser by using web workers to emulate processes, loading parts like the transpiler… | ||
| Powering Up Micro Frontends At The Edge! | Gift Egwuenu | 20m |
Micro frontends run on the edge using Cloudflare Workers and service bindings to deploy independently versioned fragments that stream server rendered HTML into… | ||
| Turbopack Rust Based Successor To Webpack | Devlin Duldulao | 10m |
Turbopack is a Rust-based successor to Webpack built around an incremental computation engine that records inputs and outputs so subsequent builds only re-run… | ||
| Humanizing Your Documentation | Carolyn Stransky Vohr | 29m |
Advocates switching from reference-first to goal-centered docs that start with user goals and parallel feature development, with teams like mnify beginning to… | ||
| The One Repo To Rule Them All - Unleashing The Power Of Nx | Antoine Pairet, Liza Morrison | 29m |
Nx powers selective builds by diffing a project graph so only affected apps rebuild, uses a cache to never rebuild identical outputs, and runs distributed… | ||
| Typescript Performance: Going Beyond The Surface | Aleksandra Sikora | 28m |
Upgrading TypeScript cuts a 35s compile to under 12s; a 14s project drops to 2s after replacing expensive styled-component inference with a simple typed… | ||
| Using Qwik To Turn React Application Into Lazy Hydration Islands | Miško Hevery | 30m |
Qwik turns a React app into true lazy-hydration islands by shipping only the tiny functions needed at interaction time: the demo shows a 15-component page that… | ||
| Synchronously Call Your Asynchronous Functions! | Nicolò Ribaudo | 11m |
Babel migrates to ESM so dynamic import forces async plugin loading, but synchronous APIs like babel-register and the parser must keep working; solution uses… | ||
| Revolutionary Signals | Ryan K Carniato | 29m |
Explains signals as three concrete primitives — signal, memo, effect — and shows a <50-line runtime implementation using a global stack that tracks… | ||
| Build your own Node js app in the browser with WebContainer API | Sylwia Vargas | 13m |
WebContainer API runs full Node.js in the browser using StackBlitz technology and actually executes filesystem operations, ES modules, the event loop, shell… | ||
| The next level apps for Web developers Machine learning on browsers 🤯 | Erick Wendel | 24m |
Shows concrete browser ML pipelines: load TensorFlow.js in-page, feed 60 FPS webcam frames to landmark models that return X/Y arrays and confidence scores… | ||
| Aftermovie | 02m | |
One-day aftermovie claiming a stellar lineup of top web and JavaScript minds, filmed at first time in Brussels, showing packed rooms, hallway conversations and… | ||
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