JavaScript fwdays'24 conference
2024-05-25
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who it's for
frontend engineers, frontend architects, web platform engineers, engineering managers, developer experience engineers, localization engineers, site reliability engineers
topics
edge function HTML injection; pre-generated pages on CDN; stale-while-revalidate caching; micro frontends as web components; Module Federation integration; GraphQL TypeScript codegen problems; io-ts runtime codecs and decoders; ttag gettext localization pipeline; Next.js App Router and RSC complexity; HTMX progressive server rendering; ECMAScript proposal and features; WebGL and video texture optimizations
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Getting to the glass - approaches to rendering views on the web | Phil Hawksworth | 41m |
Compares concrete pipelines: pre-generated pages served from CDN, tiny edge function injection (TypeScript) that inserts HTML for a cookie banner so no client… | ||
| How to Start Refactoring Someone Else's Code Without Getting Fired in a Month | Serhii Babich | 48m |
A speaker describes practical strategies for refactoring someone else’s legacy JavaScript code without burning out or getting fired, explaining how they… | ||
| Micro frontends: Unbelievably True Life Story | Dmytro Pavlov | 33m |
A real-world enterprise migration from a 2019 single-page Angular monolith to microfrontends is described: new features were packaged as web components, a… | ||
| How Frontend Architecture Affects Development Cost | Viktor Turskyi | 52m |
The talk examines how frontend architecture affects development cost, using experiences from dozens of complex projects. It names frontend frameworks generally… | ||
| The Pitfalls of Generated TypeScript from a GraphQL Schema | Oleh Dutchenko | 45m |
Examines pitfalls when using generated TypeScript contracts from a GraphQL schema, naming TypeScript and GraphQL as the technologies. Describes non-obvious… | ||
| JavaScript: The Standard's Evolution When Nobody Cares | Roman Savitskyi | 40m |
Examines the current state and recent evolution of the JavaScript language standard (ECMAScript), comparing it to the TypeScript trend, reviewing what landed… | ||
| Simple Internationalization for Your Project with ttag | Oleksandr Mostovenko | 31m |
Introduces ttag as a tool for adding internationalization to JavaScript projects, explains how to set up continuous translation in a project workflow, and… | ||
| Validating and Comparing Objects with Runtime Types (io-ts) | Oleksandr Suhak | 40m |
Shows common approaches for parsing, validating, and comparing JSON objects in modern JavaScript, then demonstrates how runtime types built with io-ts can… | ||
| Lybid, Cancer Fish and Pike: The Many Faces of Frontend in 2024 | Illia Klymov | 57m |
A frontend developer surveys the diverse landscape of 2024 frontend tooling, covering work on legacy GitLab plus recent experiments with Next.js (React Server… | ||
| What I Learned Through Reverse Engineering | Yurii Artiukh | 51m |
A developer describes lessons learned from doing reverse-engineering over recent years, focusing on graphics programming, performance, and frontend best… | ||
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