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Frontend Love 2020

frontend developers, ui engineers, web platform engineers, quality assurance engineers, accessibility engineers, engineering managers, technical leads

React Spring micro-interactions; TypeScript webpack configuration; continuous delivery and microservices; serverless with Lambda and API Gateway; cross-browser e2e testing with Playwright; Nuxt and Storybook workflow; Blazor compiled to WebAssembly; WebRTC browser audio streaming; practical SPA accessibility fixes; Svelte compiler-driven reactivity; AWS Amplify DataStore offline sync; GraphQL without a database

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Micro-interactions with React SpringEmma Bostian22m
Live coding shows React Spring driving micro‑interactions with actual code: a width‑animating progress bar and a slide‑down menu whose items stagger in and out…
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How to Pack your WebpackJohannes Ewald24m
Shows how to use typescript webpack config and turn the config into a function that reads NODE_ENV so builds default to production, recommends Babel +…
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How thinking small is changing software development big timeSander Hoogendoorn29m
Argues teams must ship single, tiny features daily and move from sprint batches to continuous delivery with automated unit and end-to-end tests so debugging…
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Serverless gives you wingsYan Cui24m
Case study of moving a small social network from EC2 to serverless with migrated Yopo from EC2 to Lambda, replacing long deploys and 30‑minute downtime and…
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Beats, Rhymes and Unit TestsTony Edwards32m
Tony Edwards - Beats, Rhymes and Unit Tests Curating awesomeness with @FutureSyncConf & @FutureSyncSoft |Part of the @SwCornwall team Hip Hop and Unit Tests. A…
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Modern Solutions for e2e testingAnastasiia Dragich18m
Compares concrete e2e tools and gives actionable tradeoffs: Selenium/WebDriver is mature for cross‑browser CI, Cypress is great for fast local dev and…
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DX is the new black. Learnings from using Nuxt and Storybook at scaleAurélie Violette27m
Rebuild of a large e‑commerce front end uses Nuxt for SSR and Storybook as a component-driven workflow to boost performance and developer comfort. Team splits…
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Blazor with WebAssemblyDon Wibier09m
Shows a concrete demo: C# compiled to WebAssembly using the Mono runtime in-browser, running a Razor/Blazor app entirely client-side without plugins. Covers…
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Audio Streaming - Using WebRTC for building your own Voice AIsLee Boonstra19m
Shows a working prototype that streams browser mic audio to a Node back end, converts 44.1kHz→16kHz, sends chunks over sockets, runs Google Dialogflow and…
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Practical A11Y for Web AppsBob Bijvoet23m
Argues that single‑page apps must behave like real pages and demonstrates concrete fixes: use Lighthouse and aXe in CI, inspect Chrome DevTools Accessibility…
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Svelte: the last framework we need?Alexander Esselink24m
Claims that Svelte compiles components to plain JavaScript and so has no virtual DOM, demonstrates compiler-driven compiled reactivity (reactive $: labels…
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Refactor your lifeNoer Paanakker, Sima Milli27m
Claims a practical pathway from refugee to developer using a volunteer-run curriculum: a 7-month course focused on web development co-designed with industry…
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GraphQL Without a DatabaseRoy Derks22m
Shows how to wrap existing REST/OpenAPI endpoints into a single GraphQL endpoint using Node.js and TypeScript with Apollo Server and Apollo Client. Describes…
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The Future of Real-time | Offline | DataNader Dabit29m
Describes AWS Amplify’s client-side system that makes apps write once to a single local database and then sync to AppSync using GraphQL schemas; claims include…
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The state of WebAssemblySendil Kumar N22m
Argues WebAssembly gives near-native performance for number‑heavy code, with smaller binaries and streaming compilation that reduces load time; demonstrates…
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