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The State of Modern JavaScript and Web in 2020 - Real use cases

Talkat JavaScript fwdays'19 · on Saturday, 2019-03-16· [javascript, web-platform]
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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:36The frontend world is moving really fast
  3. 0:56Modern JavaScript is optimized
  4. 1:28What you build is super rich and complex
  5. 2:20Service Workers - benefits and costs
  6. 2:45Well known benefits
  7. 3:02Automatically store the bytecode representation of JS in the cache
  8. 4:08But, Service Worker startup time isn't free
  9. 4:48Use streams and partial content
  10. 6:50Offscreen Canvas
  11. 7:26Unblock main thread
  12. 8:54Video codecs
  13. 10:48You can try it
  14. 11:39One excuse
  15. 13:09Independent process for iframes
  16. 13:42Virtual Scroller
  17. 17:16Task Scheduling API
  18. 18:05Task Scheduling Pipeline
  19. 20:03CSS Houdini
  20. 23:32WebAssembly and Threads
  21. 25:12Workers don't talk to each other
  22. 28:11Great coffee machine
  23. 28:42USE NOW DON'T WAIT!
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