Frontend Developer Love 2018
2018-02-15..2018-02-16
Amsterdam, Netherlands
[Frontend Developer Love 2018, Frontend Developer Love 2019, Frontend Love 2020]
as the organisers put it
Frontend Developer Love Conference - 15TH & 16TH OF FEBRUARY at Theater Amsterdam. Register now and join the key event to engage, learn & exchange with the Frontend community
who it's for
Vue developers, frontend engineers, React developers, Angular developers, mobile app developers, build and tooling engineers, engineering managers, technical leads
topics
Vue animations and transitions; Vue CLI 3 plugins; Nuxt.js SSR and generate modes; Vuex and reactive state management; Apollo GraphQL with Vue; Progressive Web App service workers; Chrome DevTools new features; MobX State Tree patterns; React 16 features and upgrades; web components adoption guidance; NativeScript Ionic React Native comparison; cross-framework component libraries
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Animating Vue How capable and elegant is Vue js in terms of animation | Sarah Drasner | 32m |
Concrete capabilities and examples: Vue has a built‑in transition component with CSS and JavaScript hooks and modes like out-in, a transition-group that… | ||
| Michel Weststrate — React: It's Not a Framework for the UI, but a Framework for the Mind | Michel Weststrate | 30m |
React is presented as a mental-model framework that uses JavaScript object descriptions and plain JS/JSX to declare the desired UI, rather than acting as a… | ||
| Build progressive web apps with Angular | Simona Cotin | 24m |
Angular apps get offline behavior by adding a service worker and a web manifest, serving everything over HTTPS; the Angular CLI generates ngsw config and a… | ||
| The exciting future of React | Kitze Ristovski | 37m |
Covers concrete React 16 changes with live demos: how fragments without extra wrapper lets components return multiple elements, how portals into another window… | ||
| New Chrome Dev Tool Functions that will blow your mind | Prashant Palikhe | 13m |
Chrome DevTools now embeds a bunch of practical features: device frame captures screenshots with phone artwork and virtual keyboard, network overrides serves… | ||
| When to Use Web Components | Tim van der Lippe | 29m |
Shows when template element cuts parsing cost (benchmarks claim ~66% and ~2x improvements), when Shadow DOM isolates styles (video/input demos expose… | ||
| Cheese Comparing NativeScript, Ionic, and React Native for Mobile App | Jen Looper | 25m |
Builds three identical master-detail cheese apps to compare NativeScript, Ionic, and React Native, all fed from a Firebase backend. Shows actual tooling: Ionic… | ||
| Building a component library with React, Vue, Angular or WebComponents | Norbert de Langen | 14m |
Compares rolling a bespoke style guide versus using existing tools and shows working demos of Storybook and UI Engine, arguing that building your own often… | ||
| How to decide on the frontend decision tree | Ivana Setiawan | 14m |
A concrete workflow appears: a probability calculation framework implemented in JavaScript scores framework choices across cost popularity flexibility and… | ||
| Web Standards will make augmented reality awesome! | Raisa Cuevas | 12m |
Argues that shipping web standards for AR actually scales augmented reality: shows working toolchains (ARCore, ARKit, experimental WebAR builds) and demos… | ||
| Vue, simple yet scalable | Eduardo San Martin Morote | 32m |
Claims Vue stays simple to start and scales by adding official tools: load a CDN and prototype a UI in under ten minutes, then move to single-file components… | ||
| Why nobody told me about ngrx entity | Gerard Sans | 26m |
Explains that ngrx/entity specifically solves list management by using an entity state (ids + entities map) for O(1) lookups instead of arrays, supplies an… | ||
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