International JavaScript Conference Munich 2019
2019-10-21..2019-10-25
Munich, Germany
[International JavaScript Conference Munich 2017, International JavaScript Conference Munich 2019]
who it's for
angular developers, node.js developers, frontend developers, react developers, vue developers, progressive web app developers, web architects
topics
Angular Ivy rendering; Nuxt.js universal applications; Deno compared to Node.js; WebAssembly performance comparison; browser platform quirks; push notification management; Angular schematics automation; machine learning in Node.js; serverless web architectures; secrets management for servers; Node.js performance analytics; TypeScript for React developers
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Speed, Speed, Speed: JavaScript vs C++ vs WebAssembly | Franziska Hinkelmann | 27m |
Node.js supports WebAssembly modules and native C++ addons and the benchmark compiles a C++ prime-number algorithm straight to WebAssembly and runs the same… | ||
| The Future of Angular with Ivy | Manfred Steyer | 48m |
Ivy ships by default with Angular 9 and claims up to 40% smaller bundles for example hello-world bundles shrink dramatically (private APIs can get them near… | ||
| Universal Vue applications with Nuxt.js | Christoffer Noring | 27m |
Nuxt.js claims make Vue apps server-rendered or statically generated so pages load fast and search engines crawl them; the demo uses the pages directory… | ||
| Deno – a better Node.js? | Krzysztof Piechowicz | 53m |
Shows Deno as a standalone v8 runtime written in Rust using tokio, bundles a TypeScript compiler and caches compiled JS globally, and demonstrates a small Oak… | ||
| My browser does what? | Joel Lord | 49m |
A live demo tour shows which browser features actually work: WebSockets push the mobile demos, Notification API needs a service worker on mobile, geolocation… | ||
| Advanced Progressive Web Apps: Push notifications under control | Christian Liebel | 01h 01m |
Concrete implementation details for web push: service worker registration, creating a Push API subscription, storing the subscription endpoint and VAPID public… | ||
| Angular Schematics – the unknown hero | Christoffer Noring | 55m |
Schematics underpins the Angular CLI and upgrade tools and actually scaffolds or edits code. The talk shows creating four files in a dry run then turning off… | ||
| Introduction to machine learning in Node.js | Tamar Stern | 54m |
Shows runnable Node.js demos that actually classify images with TensorFlow and tensorFlow‑node, fit a Melbourne house pricing model with a decision tree… | ||
| The most infamous code smells in Angular Applications | Juan Herrera | 41m |
A catalogue of concrete Angular failures and fixes: oversized shared modules bloat tests and hide responsibilities so the remedy is to break them up and core… | ||
| Are you being servered? — exploring a serverless web | Phil Hawksworth | 37m |
Argues that JAMstack (JavaScript APIs + pre-rendered pages + markup) shifts complexity to build time, cutting attack surface and improving performance and… | ||
| Secrets Management: How to (not) help the person who hacks your servers get your data | Susan garnets | 39m |
Concrete breaches and cost numbers drive the content: 1,793 GitHub keys leaked daily and 4.1 billion records exposed in H1 2019 (about 27 million per day)… | ||
| State Management in Angular: From Facades to NgRx and back | Cornelia Rauch | 52m |
Compares concrete implementations: a small demo using BehaviorSubject + RxJS service to share and filter a book list, and a larger demo wiring NgRx with… | ||
| Progressive React Apps | Sebastian Springer | 59m |
Project scaffolding registers a service worker by default but real work is the runtime architecture: register it in production, use Workbox to define cache… | ||
| Angular & WordPress: Practical guide to headless CMS | Nir Kaufman | 29m |
Claims that WordPress can be a practical headless CMS with real, usable endpoints and minimal PHP tinkering are backed by steps and tooling: install via… | ||
| Internet Tomorrow – Expectations for the Next Billion | Keerthana Krishnan | 31m |
The growth of internet usage in developing countries has been very uneven, with adoption focussing mainly in urban centres. But this is a trend that is rapidly… | ||
| Node.js performance analytics and best practices | Sebastian Springer | 01h 04m |
Shows actual diagnostics and fixes: use console.time labels to measure sections, run the CPU profiler to find a function that spends ~9000 ms, capture heap… | ||
| Build modern and scalable Node.js Web Applications with Nest | Dariusz Kalbarczyk | 38m |
Shows how Nest.js boots a working backend: use nest new and run npm run start to get a live server, scaffold controllers + services and use decorators to route… | ||
| Progressive Web Apps without frameworks #nomigrations #webstandards #noslides | Adam Bien | 01h 00m |
Claims that you can build a Progressive Web App with no frameworks, no local build, and no transpilation, then demos it: creates Web Components with ES6… | ||
| TypeScript for React developers | Lenz Weber | 57m |
Shows a concrete migration path: add create-react-app + TypeScript, flip a .js to .tsx, enable strict: true, and let inference catch most types while reserving… | ||
| Building effective design systems in Vue, React or whatever | Sanne Peters | 35m |
A design system built as an npm package called Kitsune uses design tokens and an atomic design hierarchy so colors, typography and components stay meaningful… | ||
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