FrontFest 2018
as the organisers put it
Segunda edición del evento exclusivamente dedicado al mundo del front-end en Madrid
who it's for
front-end developers, UI engineers, web performance engineers, QA engineers, visual designers, technical leads
topics
framework reactivity comparisons; component reactivity patterns; browser rendering internals; JavaScript testing practices; developer skill improvement; artistic layout techniques; WebGL shader lighting; modal dialog accessibility and UX; web performance techniques
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Solutions to the Same Problem: How React, Vue and Angular Implement Reactivity | Javier Abadía | 46m |
Compares how React, Vue and Angular implement reactivity — the synchronization between data and view — by examining each framework’s internal implementation… | ||
| Are We Building the Web the Right Way? | Iván Abascal | 43m |
A critical look at current web development practices: rising page weight, broken browser back-button behavior, and when common tools are justified. The talk… | ||
| Practical Testing with JavaScript | Ramón Guijarro | 47m |
Overview of practical testing for JavaScript web applications: explains popular tools (Mocha, Chai, Jasmine, Ava, Sinon, Karma, Jest), how they relate, and how… | ||
| Getting Better as Developers | Belen Albeza | |
Practical advice on how front-end developers can keep learning and improving skills without sacrificing family, friends, or hobbies. Covers strategies for… | ||
| Artistic Drawing Applied to the Web Layout Designer | Carlos Mañas | 45m |
Encourages web layout developers to sketch page layouts on paper with pencil before coding. Argues that simple hand-drawn wireframes (just boxes and lines)… | ||
| The Browser Is Not a Flux Capacitor, and You Know It... Or Do You? | Joan León, Jorge Barrachina | 45m |
Examines how browsers work internally and how that knowledge improves front-end performance and user experience. Covers specific browser internals and tooling… | ||
| WebGL and Shaders: Programming Light | Vicente Lucendo | 44m |
Introduces what WebGL is and the differences between CPU and GPU rendering, then outlines the essential elements needed to create a 3D scene in the browser… | ||
| Mind Your Manners | Eduardo Sada | 36m |
Examines modal dialogs (popups) on the web: compares different ways to implement modals and evaluates them from UX, accessibility (use of aria-hidden)… | ||
| nothing matches | ||