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Cold Front 2018

date:2018-11-13..2018-11-15
location:Copenhagen, Denmark
series:Cold Front · 3 editions
editions:[ColdFront 2014, ColdFront 2017, Cold Front 2018]

The front-end role has evolved, and yet our conferences are still focused around a religious set of technologies. With ColdFront we are changing that by focusing on the challenges of building a modern interface and a front-end that runs everywhere.

front-end developers, mobile developers, AR/VR developers, UI/UX designers, engineering managers, accessibility specialists, web performance engineers

ARKit object recognition and persistence; React Native Fabric and JSI internals; Expo universal modules and build tooling; micro-frontend architecture with mono-repos; WebAssembly WebP decoding in Service Workers; top-level await for JavaScript modules; D3 with React and Vue integrations; prefers-reduced-motion with CSS custom properties; Emotiv EPOC brain-computer interface in JavaScript; WebRTC mobile streaming to large audiences

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The future of web animationSarah Drasner42m
We talk a lot about how to animate on the web, and what's possible in browsers today, but where is animation heading? In this talk, we'll start with some…
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Designing for Augmented RealityMichael Flarup48m
Michael Flarup - on designing for Augmented Reality We thought we could port our existing game to an AR experience. We couldn't. Here's what happened and…
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What's next for React Native and ExpoBrent Vatne53m
Fabric re‑implements React Native internals to move away from the async bridge by leveraging React Fiber and offering opt‑in synchronous execution, while JSI…
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A fresh perspective on multi-platform UIMichael Thomsen42m
Claim: a single Dart-based codebase renders custom UI at near-native speed by compiling most of the framework to machine code. Development uses hot reload and…
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Will the future of front-end be AI-assisted? (Ideal Bar)Tony Beltramelli, Henrik Haugbølle
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning: three buzzwords that made headlines in the tech press all year long. What does it mean for the future…
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Debate What will AI and ML mean for software developers? (Ideal Bar)Hans Ravnkjær Larsen
Our interactive session host Hans will host a debate the role of ML and AI for software engineering as a field.
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Working with AR by Jayway (Main Stage)Lars Cimber, Mina Ashena20m
Claims concrete results: shows ARKit 2 persistence and object recognition actually used to place and share anchored content, cites tooling like USDZ and Adobe…
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Building AR apps with ARKit on iOS by Shape (Main Stage)Srđan Rašić24m
Claims that ARKit makes AR simple and shows it by building a working demo: a “Spaces on Wheels” placement app plus a small pickle‑shooting game built from…
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It’s My (Third) Party, and I’ll Cry if I Want ToHarry Roberts52m
Third-party scripts often multiply requests and bytes — WebPageTest plus RequestMap shows requests rising 4.2× and bytes 2.7×, and blocking tag managers can…
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Data visualizations on the webShirley Wu42m
Claims that D3.js with React and Vue removes the friction of enter/update/exit by letting the framework handle DOM updates and keeps D3 for scales, layouts and…
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New Adventures In Responsive Web DesignVitaly Friedman59m
A fast run of practical decisions: art‑direction techniques that add friction to increase engagement, concrete layout patterns for accordions (tests show icon…
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Inclusively Responsive UIs with CSS and SVGSara Soueidan54m
Shows how to wire prefers-reduced-motion to a single root CSS variable to cancel hundreds of animations, uses CSS custom properties plus the range input and…
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How a design tool changes relationshipsJessica Liu
Designers and developers can often butt heads. We hail from different backgrounds; we bring different perspectives; we speak different lingo. The level of…
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Top-Level Awaiting for GodotMyles Borins46m
Walks through a real implementation effort: attempted a Node patch (which breaks require timing), spec edits that add an async‑block start and per‑module…
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Mind control in JavaScript - Experimenting with alternative interactionsCharlie Gerard45m
Builds an open-source JavaScript framework around an Emotiv EPOC and a node add-on, with an emulator and live-data API that emits boolean events for facial…
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WebRTC streaming to large audiences using mobile devices by TwentyThree (Ideal Bar)Daniel Pouzemski, Vasil Dimitrov
WebRTC has been around for several years allowing native audio and video streaming from a browser without using external plugins. P2P streaming has natural…
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Debate How to foster collaboration between Designers and Engineering?Hans Ravnkjær Larsen
Inspired by Jeff Gothelf and Josh Seiden's book `Sense and Respond`, our interactive session host Hans will host a debate on collaboration between Design and…
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Architecture for an ever changing environment” by Zendesk (Main Stage)Sune Simonsen28m
Zendesk Copenhagen splits a large SPA into independently deployed pieces using a micro-frontend architecture served by a mono-repo with top-level server that…
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On the fly WebP decoding with Web Assembly and Service Workers (Main Stage)Kenneth Rohde Christiansen21m
Demonstrates a concrete pipeline: compile a WebP C decoder to WebAssembly with Emscripten, load it in a Service Worker, intercept .webp requests, decode in the…
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The Untold Benefits of Ethical DesignHolger Bartel39m
Built a conference product called collec conference platform that ships progressive enhancement, accessibility-first components and 100% tracking free…
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Uniting the real world with the virtualJacob Rossi49m
Claims concrete enough to act on: two-thirds of Oculus Go MAUs use Oculus Browser and spend significant time in web VR; a React 360 workflow lets teams ship…
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Do the Most GoodMina Markham37m
Leaves a senior engineer job to join a presidential campaign, builds a campaign pattern library "pantsuit", launches a college-voter calculator and demos the…
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