JavaScript fwdays'20 autumn online
2020-09-11..2020-09-26
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Frontend, backend and full‑stack (walk into a bar) | Vadym Makeev, Andrey Melikhov | 01h 15m |
A recorded dialogue between Vadim Makeev and Andrey Melikhov explores whether frontend developers need backend and DevOps skills, compares templating… | ||
| Architectural comm | Andrey Melikhov, Viktor Turskiy, Sergey Frolov | 01h 51m |
A recorded dialogue from JavaScript fwdays'20 autumn (14 Sep 2020) featuring Andrey Melikhov (Yandex.Money) and Viktor Tursky (WebbyLab) with moderator Sergey… | ||
| Why Slow? | Yvan Akulov, Andrey Listochkin | 01h 23m |
Talk explains why web apps feel slow and gives concrete fixes: use a modern starter like Ember CLI, serve static assets via an edge CDN, and maintain visible… | ||
| How hiring processes in Google work | Martin Splitt, Natalia Teplukhina | 01h 11m |
Says hiring is mostly frozen right now with remote onboarding hurting relationship formation and a planned work‑from‑home push through summer 2021… | ||
| Node.js Middleware — never again! | Tymur Shemsedynov | 01h 43m |
Examines problems caused by using Node.js middleware—memory leaks, crashes, hard-to-debug errors, race conditions, mixin pollution and fat controllers—and… | ||
| Creative coding | Yuriy Artyukh | 01h 01m |
Live coding session using the HTML canvas and JavaScript to draw creative visuals; attendees are encouraged to follow along with laptops. Only basic JavaScript… | ||
| Coding Session: Stunning Performance | Elena Zhukova | 16m |
Demonstrates using the browser Performance API and PerformanceObserver to capture long task events and custom performance marks/measures, sending entries to an… | ||
| Coding Session: TDD 101 | Vladimir Shugaev | 18m |
A live coding session demonstrates TDD using Jest in watch mode to implement a DOM-manipulating function that generates numbers 1–100 and replaces multiples of… | ||
| Coding Session: Remx — State Management for React | Andrey Kogut | 18m |
A live coding session shows Remx, a lightweight Wix state manager for React that uses MobX internally and promotes mutable state with a simple API. The demo… | ||
| Coding Session: React Native Practice | Igor Kachura | 22m |
Shows building a React Native app from a TypeScript template, launching emulators, and using Fast Refresh for live edits. Demonstrates a scrollable demo list… | ||
| Docker Deep Dive for JavaScript Developers | Viktor Turskiy | 01h 35m |
Explains Docker internals for JavaScript developers: that containers use Linux namespaces and cgroups (not full VMs) and demonstrates a hand-built minimal… | ||
| Let the main thread breathe! | Majid Hajian | 53m |
Claim: offload CPU work from the main thread to avoid janky frames. Tools demonstrated: Comlink proxy for WebWorker to call worker functions as promises… | ||
| State management of React apps with the Focal library | Ostap Chervak, Sasha Sugak | 01h 15m |
Compares Redux and the Focal library for state management in React single-page apps, demonstrating practical pros and cons and different usage patterns of… | ||
| #Microfrontends #LowConnectivity #AsianMarket | Maksim Demidenko | 31m |
Describes a microfrontend architecture that combines iframe isolation with npm-package deployments for versioning and distribution. Uses server-sent events… | ||
| The most boring decision: how to choose technologies when you're no longer a startup | Ilya Klimov | 01h 13m |
Author describes a shift from constantly chasing new JavaScript tools (decorators, stage‑0 proposals, Proxy, switching frameworks like… | ||
| The Lead Is Leaving the Team. What Would You Do If You Were Appointed Lead? | Game Show | Andrey Listochkin, Elena Zhukova, Ilya Klimov, Mark Orel | 01h 33m |
A panel-style game-show session about what to do when the team’s lead leaves and you are appointed as the new lead. Participants from Viravix/MetaSystems, Wix… | ||
| Discussion on technologies: React | Kristina Landvitovich, Aleksey Zaslavskiy, Denis Zavgorodniy, Aleksey Raspopov, Nikita Shulipa | 01h 00m |
Видео с онлайн-конференции JavaScript fwdays'20 autumn, которая прошла 19 сентября 2020 года.
Участники дискуссии про React:
Кристина Ландвитович (Frontend… | ||
| Throwing Out ReactJS | Aleksandr Solovev | 01h 24m |
Describes how Kasta removed ReactJS from a large site to avoid long-term JavaScript composition conflicts like those experienced with jQuery. Explains the… | ||
| How to Find Your Other Half or Why Algorithms Matter | Khrystyna Landvytovych | 31m |
Explains why algorithms matter in everyday life by showing everyday examples where algorithmic choices shape outcomes; discusses where algorithms come from and… | ||
| How to Spot a 1px Bug | Sergei Puzankov | 56m |
Covers visual (screenshot) testing for frontend UI: explains benefits and limitations of screenshot-based tests, how to integrate them into CI pipelines, and… | ||
| Everybody stands back! I know regular expressions | Andrey Listochkin | 01h 06m |
Видео с онлайн-конференции JavaScript fwdays'20 autumn, которая прошла 26 сентября 2020 года.
Описание доклада:
Дело не в том, чтобы нажимать кнопки, а в… | ||
| Discussion on technologies: Vue.js | Marina Mosti, Ben Hong, Natalia Teplukhina | 58m |
Discussion reports concrete Vue 3 pain and progress: emits property adds a new warning and extra declarations, model modifiers API feels cryptic for component… | ||
| Discussion on Technologies: Node.js | E.Sharovar, I.Klimov, T.Shemsedinov, A.Shumada, N.Galkin | 01h 02m |
Covers migration issues to Node.js 14: worker threads improving some workloads, Docker images often lagging official releases, and ES module import syntax… | ||
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