ConfrontJS 2022
who it's for
frontend developers, React developers, ux designers, engineering managers, frontend architects, developer experience engineers, platform engineers
topics
Next.js static site generation; OpenAPI-generated API docs; design systems and component reuse; Redux vs MobX vs Recoil patterns; Google Sheets Apps Script integrations; pure CSS games with label+input logic; migrating class components to React hooks; http/3 over QUIC for web delivery; Vite and webpack 5 module federation; component-level data fetching with React Query and SWR; hosted extension platforms with iframe+postMessage; validation framework with memoized async checks
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Changing The Game with Developer Experience | Tejas Kumar | 25m |
Documentation site is statically generated with Next.js and served from Vercel’s Edge CDN, achieving 100/100 Lighthouse and instant page loads; API reference… | ||
| You Are the Storyteller: what fairytales can teach us about frontend development | Avital Tzubeli | 20m |
Argues that treating code as a story reduces surprises and improves handoffs: use docs as hook plus clear why statements, incremental tests, and a design… | ||
| Destructuring state management (in React) | Adrian Mróź | 18m |
Claims a practical evaluation method and shows concrete tradeoffs by exercising Redux reducers with replaceReducer, MobX objects with computed getters, and… | ||
| JavaScript, spreadsheets and API | Tomasz Stachewicz | 24m |
Claim: you can script spreadsheets with JavaScript to call real APIs, map JSON into rectangular results and show them in a sheet. Demonstrations use Google… | ||
| A Guide To Functional Programming | Jemima Abu | 25m |
Claims that functional style cuts bugs and makes code easier to test and read, then shows how with concrete JavaScript code: pure versus impure add and random… | ||
| How to Create Pure CSS Games | Elad Shechter | 29m |
Builds a playable “Coronavirus Invaders” pure‑CSS game that actually works: 100 animated virus sprites driven by label+input (radio/checkbox) logic, Pug for… | ||
| It's easy to create good looking products, but how about useful ones? | Eleftheria Batsou | 25m |
Argues that measurable UX work must come before pretty UI and gives a concrete workflow: define scope, pick heuristics, run evaluations, log and prioritize… | ||
| Quo vadis, frontend? | Evgeny Kot | 29m |
Claims concrete tradeoffs: http/3 over QUIC reduces connection stalls, browsers except Safari gain measurable speed; bundlers and Vite + webpack 5 module… | ||
| Let's talk about design systems | Rakhi Sharma | 28m |
Claim: a team can ship fast by taking only the components needed rather than building a full system. Delivery hero uses Material UI to launch a data-heavy… | ||
| The new Era of No-code/Low-code -Why and how to open your platform for external dev | Vlad Mystetskyi | 29m |
Describes how a production-grade extension platform is built and proven: a hosted monday.apps framework powering 100,000 customers with 500k rpm, 25M DB… | ||
| Optimize Your JavaScript App's Performance | Yonatan Kra | 26m |
A real bug in a Google UI library causes 3–4 seconds freeze when a large dropdown is removed and the author lands a PR that ends up in YouTube tests; diagnosis… | ||
| Building a next-gen validations framework | Evyatar Alush | 22m |
A concrete validation library is built and demoed working: a framework‑agnostic engine that runs test‑style declarative suites over form state, returns a… | ||
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