FrontTalks 2013
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| File API: Client-Side File Handling and Uploading to the Server | Konstantin Lebedev | 34m |
A library replaces a Flash-only uploader with an HTML5 uploader that falls back to Flash when needed, providing APIs like GetFiles, AddInfoReader and a… | ||
| Promises — It Doesn't Have to Hurt | Mikhail Davydov | 45m |
JavaScript promises provide a single, test-covered ABI for asynchronous results; the talk demonstrates concrete utilities: Q for promise operations, co for… | ||
| Web Applications of the Future | Ilya Pukhalskiy | 40m |
The talk argues that the web must support many device contexts and that HTML5 will keep evolving; it demonstrates a working Unreal Engine port compiled to… | ||
| Basis js: why I didn't stop developing my framework | Roman Dvornov | 33m |
Basis JS is a standalone single‑page application framework that compiles templates into a reference DOM fragment and generates instance factory functions to… | ||
| Bugs We Love | Aleksey Androsov | 42m |
A practical frontend error-logging system that captures real browser-side failures, links them to session IDs and server requests, and raises alerts when key… | ||
| Why Opera Needs WebKit, or Opium for the People | Vadym Makeev | 43m |
Opera switches its rendering engine from Presto to Blink/V8 (Chromium) to stop constant CSS quirks workarounds and regain default site compatibility, reducing… | ||
| Arbitrary Redesign of the System Scrollbar | Dmitriy Kuznetsov | 30m |
Shows how to replace the native visual scrollbar while preserving the browser’s native scrolling by hiding the system bar and drawing a custom one. Compares… | ||
| Print Yandex.Maps | Vadim Makishvili | 01h 24m |
Yandex implemented a dedicated print layout for maps that scales a map to A4 and prints a clear walking route, aiming to outperform generic competitor print… | ||
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