JSCamp Romania 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The Mobile Web: MIA | Alex Russell | 43m |
Claim: responsive design failed because the mobile web is shrinking — time-on-mobile is ~13% (and Chrome telemetry suggests it’s falling, often below 10%)… | ||
| Let's build with WebAssembly! | Tejas Kumar | 41m |
WebAssembly compiles C/C++/Rust into a binary module that runs in browsers with 87% browser support and often big speedups — Figma saw ~3x faster loads, a bio… | ||
| Houdini: The magic of CSS and JavaScript | Ruth John | 33m |
Overview of concrete APIs and demos: Typed OM returns real typed values via computedStyleMap so JavaScript gets number+unit objects (CSSUnitValue… | ||
| JavaScript Riddles For Fun And Profit | Dan Shappir | 34m |
A rapid sequence of runnable puzzles shows concrete gotchas: a number X can satisfy X - X !== 0 for NaN and ±Infinity, object literal computed keys stringify… | ||
| Practical Machine Learning for Front-End Developers | Charlie Gerard | 41m |
Argument: front-end developers can train and run ML entirely in the browser using TensorFlow.js and higher‑level libs; demos include a 15 MB COCO‑SSD object… | ||
| Peeling an orange: progressive website loading | Noam Rosenthal | 39m |
Argues for “peeling” a page by loading hero content and a call-to-action from the server first, then progressively enriching with navigation, brand and… | ||
| Are you being servered? - exploring a serverless web | Phil Hawksworth | 44m |
Argues that serving sites as pre-rendered markup plus on-demand back-end bits reduces ops and speeds pages: Smashing Magazine gets a 10x performance win after… | ||
| You really don't need all that JavaScript, I promise | Stuart Langridge | 39m |
The central claim is that many sites work better with less client-side JavaScript, backed by concrete numbers and demos: a static 8.5 MB HTML dump renders 200… | ||
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