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The Legacy of the JavaScript Community

Talkat JSConf EU 2017 · on Sunday, 2017-05-07· [diversity-and-inclusion]
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Argues that legacy is concrete: people and progress define JavaScript’s future, not features. Claims leadership is ephemeral — leadership is an act anyone can perform by making space, using correct pronouns, or giving kind feedback. Cites the ten‑year‑old who finished Codecademy and designers who ship CSS as community members, warns small kindnesses ripple years later, and notes Turboscript is open source on GitHub as an example of community work that others can build on.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:05Whitneys Story
  3. 2:29Small Actions Have a Big Impact
  4. 3:46Community Needs Leaders
  5. 4:36What is Legacy
  6. 5:30Agency and Empowerment
  7. 6:45People and Purpose
  8. 8:02Legacy of JavaScript
  9. 9:01Clichs
  10. 12:19Culture
  11. 14:54Who are you
  12. 17:43Leadership
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