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Future Frontend 2023

date:2023-06-08..2023-06-09
location:Helsinki, Finland
series:Future Frontend · 3 editions
editions:[Future Frontend 2023, Future Frontend 2024, Future Frontend 2026]
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Future Frontend 202302m
The recording mostly praises Future Frontend 2023, describing community, networking and enjoyment but it contains no concrete claims and no tools named or…
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Comparative study of reactivity across frameworks and implications for ResumabilityMiško Hevery44m
Compares concrete implementations: three reactivity models — values signals observables — and shows frameworks’ actual behaviors with instrumented demos and…
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SolidJS: Why all the Suspense?Ryan K Carniato42m
SolidJS treats Suspense as a concrete mechanism for async consistency not just spinners, using resources (async signals) to cache promise factories, nested…
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QAMiško Hevery, Ryan K Carniato21m
The session claims concrete wins: signals-first primitives let reactivity be serialized so large parts of an app never need to run in the browser, Quick uses…
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You might not need a meta frameworkFelix Gnass27m
Claim: you can build static sites without a meta framework by wiring existing tools together and shipping far less JavaScript. The demo shows a working project…
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Bringing React into your Content SitesMatthew Phillips48m
Claims concrete: Astro shows how to embed React components into content sites while keeping content collections (type‑safe Markdown backed by Zod), an image…
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QAFelix Gnass, Matthew Phillips14m
Claims and concrete tradeoffs: islands are independent UI pieces that hydrate on demand, so there is no fixed sensible limit though lots of interacting widgets…
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Creating universal design systems across web and mobile with Utility First StylingMo Khazali29m
Argues that the useful claim is that design tokens can be a single source of truth and actually sync from design to code: uses Figma Token Studio pushed to…
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Establishing the rules for a universal design systemThais Santos21m
Argues that a usable universal design system delivers concrete assets not platitudes: a token-driven design tokens infrastructure syncs brand color, spacing…
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QAMo Khazali, Thais Santos28m
Answer explains whether native alerts truly call platform code: React Native + Expo native alerts execute Swift/OS code, whereas PWA lacks native alert…
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Adaptive Music for the WebTero Parviainen39m
Claims that Max patches can compile to run on the web are demonstrated end to end: using Max → RNBO → WebAssembly to produce a wasm blob, loading it with…
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Building AI-powered user interfacesJani Eväkallio35m
Built an AI‑powered web app for serious writers that 50,000 people try and hundreds of dedicated writers use, claiming machine–human co‑creation works. Uses…
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QATero Parviainen, Jani Eväkallio, Stephanie Nemeth32m
Panel reports using GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT as a productivity boost and “coding buddy,” with one informal poll showing 20% yes a lot, 60% yes a little, 20%…
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Green computingSatu Lapinlampi, Janne Kalliola01h 47m
Claims that digital services produce ICT ≈3% of global emissions and that Bitcoin's annual electricity rivals Argentina-level consumption land the scale…
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Beyond Cloud Computing: Towards the EdgePekka Enberg30m
Claims that latency drops from ~120 ms to 1–5 ms when moving from typical cloud regions to nearby edge points, and that human thresholds sit around 100 ms…
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Solving the micro-frontend puzzle with fragments architecturePete Bacon Darwin30m
Claims a fragments architecture that composes independent server‑side rendered pieces at the edge using Cloudflare Workers, streaming HTML and enabling…
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QAPekka Enberg, Pete Bacon Darwin24m
Claims that Edge starts through compute with a free tier and Cloudflare Workers are backed by demos: middleware image resizing, full end-to-end apps using…
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Moving application auth to the edgeSamuel Macleod23m
Claims moving application auth entirely to the edge by handling login/signup before requests reach the app and storing user state per-region. Implements a demo…
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Everything's better with friendsSunil Pai30m
Claim: multiplayer apps become practical for small teams because edge compute plus CRDTs make state local and consistent. Uses Cloudflare durable objects and a…
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QASamuel Macleod, Sunil Pai31m
Built a real-time system on the Edge that serves tens of thousands of daily real-time users while staying under $5 a month on Workers, using Durable Objects…
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The API EvolutionAleksandra Sikora34m
Covers a concrete claim that RPC-style APIs are back and explains why — tied to Prisma’s developer experience and a 2020 shift — with live code demos and…
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Server/Client unified execution modelMiško Hevery39m
Claims that resumability replaces hydration by shipping a ~1KB bootstrap and pulling code on-demand actually works in the demos: buttons and counters show no…
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Hacking meaningful connections with humans by talking to (toy) rodentsStephanie Nemeth31m
A giant soft pompom contains a Wi‑Fi Arduino running CircuitPython that publishes touches via MQTT to a Raspberry Pi e‑ink display which calls the ChatGPT API…
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Endingelisa knowit13m
Slido polls run live to collect attendee feedback and a photo call assembles organizers and speakers onstage, then clear directions send people to the after…
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