JSConf Belgium 2020
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Practical Secure Development and Operations with JavaScript in 2020 | Johan Coppieters | 58m |
Panel argues concrete fixes: client bugs are mostly XSS or CSRF, use framework escaping and CSRF middleware; npm packages can execute at install so harden… | ||
| Lessons learnt building a design system | Louis Bailey | 59m |
DataCamp builds a design system called Waffles that ships React + TypeScript components styled with Emotion, published as many small packages via Lerna so each… | ||
| Going Serverless with Google Cloud Run | Bram(us) Van Damme | 37m |
Deploys runnable PHP and Node containers to Cloud Run using Docker images pushed to eu.gcr.io and shows a working Dockerfile that maps $PORT to 8080 and serves… | ||
| Learning from the Mistakes of a v1 | Sarah Dayan | 01h 00m |
Dinero.js v1 is a popular money library (29 releases, 3.6k GitHub stars, peaks of ~6k npm downloads/day) that works but exposes concrete design failures… | ||
| Rate Limiting in Node js applications | Forbes Lindesay | 50m |
Shows runnable demos at rate-limits.dev and explains concrete choices: GitHub’s odd 5,000 requests per hour fixed-window policy, a client-side implementation… | ||
| The Operating System of You | Shawn Swyx Wang | 54m |
Argues that daily habits — the “firmware” — explain big performance gaps and gives concrete fixes: prioritize sleep and ergonomics (RSI can pause careers for… | ||
| Architecting Robust JavaScript Applications | Tom Van Cutsem | 53m |
Modern JavaScript apps pull in 1,000+ modules—NPM passes 1,000,000 packages and 97% of app code often comes from NPM—so compromised packages happen (the… | ||
| Intro to machine learning in Node | Twena Stern | 01h 05m |
Shows working Node.js servers that actually do ML: an Express image classifier using tensorflow/tfjs-node and a MobileNet model, a decision tree on the… | ||
| Serverless frontend, serverless backend, serverless security! | Nick Trogh | 59m |
Builds a Vue.js "kudos" app end-to-end using Azure Static Web Apps to host compiled HTML/CSS/JS, GitHub Actions for CI/CD (including per-pull-request staging… | ||
| AppSec is dead. Long live DevSecOps! | Matias Madou | 42m |
Argues that traditional AppSec — slow reviews and standalone scanners — is dying and must be replaced by DevSecOps that embeds security into dev workflows… | ||
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