JSWorld Conference USA 2021
2021-05-21
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[JSWorld Conference 2021, JSWorld Conference USA 2021, JSWorld Conference 2022, JSWORLD Conference 2022 Online, JSworld Conference 2023, JSWorld Conference 2024]
as the organisers put it
JSworld Conference USA by Frontend Love takes place Friday 21st May 2021 with our first United States Sole Focussed JavaScript Conference.
who it's for
frontend developers, framework and library authors, web performance engineers, full-stack developers, engineering managers and technical leads, developer advocates, platform engineers
topics
Deno runtime and tooling; MobX state management; GraphQL enterprise strategies; Nuxt with Storyblok and Netlify; modular Nuxt applications; SvelteKit and Svelte roadmap; Vue 3 migration and tooling; Core Web Vitals and optimization; micro-frontends and module federation; design systems for teams; Jest Testing Library usage; graph databases and applications
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Deno.js 1.0 and Beyond | Luca Casonato | 24m |
A concise status: a Rust-built server-side JavaScript/TypeScript runtime that ships stable 1.0 and iterates through 1.1–1.10 adding concrete features —… | ||
| MobX; Hight Performance Library | Noaa Barki | 24m |
Claims MobX drastically reduces unnecessary renders by tracking dependencies with plain-JS proxies and a dependency tree, so components re-render only when… | ||
| GraphQL in the Enterprise | Tracy Lee, Dustin Goodman | 35m |
Claims Graph QL cuts round trips and eliminates under‑ and over‑fetching, showing a single example that boosts client performance by twofold; demonstrates… | ||
| Nuxt, Storyblok & Netlify | Alba Silvente Fuentes | 36m |
A real project uses Nuxt + Storyblok + Netlify and Lighthouse to cut load time: preloads for critical images and JS, preconnect for third parties, lazy facades… | ||
| Modular Nuxt web application | Daniel Madalitso Phiri | 26m |
Claim: build modular pages by exposing front end components to content editors via dynamic zones in strappy and render them with Next using a _slug dynamic… | ||
| Future of Svelte | Alexander Esselink | 25m |
Svelte compiles components so the compiler tracks variables and updates the DOM directly (no virtual DOM), enabling tiny bundles and true reactivity; SvelteKit… | ||
| Future of Vue | Evan You | 26m |
Roadmap details: Vue 3 drops IE11 and targets an es2015 baseline, Composition API adoption and better TypeScript tooling are concrete goals, docs and migration… | ||
| Personal Branding for Software Engineers | Gift Egwuenu | 28m |
Claims that a personal brand accelerates career advancement, builds reputation and increases online visibility, and offers concrete tactics: start a personal… | ||
| Core Web Vitals Affect Google Rankings with Lee Robinson | Lee Robinson | 18m |
Claims that Core Web Vitals change Google rankings in 2021 and can drive multi‑million dollar business impact, backed by concrete numbers: Amazon/Walmart link… | ||
| tech organizations are not agile...at all with Daniel France and Jaden Lemmon | Unpopular Opinion | 20m |
Claims that cross‑team workflows are stuck in "excel hell" and that full‑stack ephemeral environments fix it by spinning up isolated apps and real databases… | ||
| Future of RxJS | Ben Lesh | 30m |
Version 7 shrinks the library dramatically — it lands at 53% of v6 size after piecemeal refactors and typings overhaul — and tightens types but now requires… | ||
| Future of Angular | Minko Gechev | 27m |
Angular claims 18,000 pull requests and runs tens of thousands of tests plus hundreds of thousands of internal test targets to protect backward compatibility… | ||
| Future of Deno.js | Luca Casonato | 14m |
Progress report on Deno gives concrete wins and remaining work: CI moved from Travis to GitHub Actions, a website and ecosystem tooling (including dxs) exist… | ||
| Future of eCommerce Panel 2.0 | Guillermo Rauch, Amanda McDermott, Israel Roldan | 58m |
Panel drills into Core Web Vitals specifics: LCP, CLS (Google caps shift windows), FID and the promise of more responsiveness metrics, plus the startling stat… | ||
| Building a Design System as a team | Josh Goldberg | 25m |
Advocates building a system atom-first so colors buttons and paddings become shared constants, then implement components exactly once to avoid 50 slight… | ||
| Micro-Frontends Decisions Framework | Luca Mezzalira | 27m |
Claims a four‑decision framework that becomes hard to change later and delivers concrete tech choices: choose horizontal vs vertical split (vertical suits <10… | ||
| Micro Frontend, Module Federation with Manfred Steyer | Manfred Steyer | 47m |
Real-world case studies from finance, banking and insurance show when micro frontends pay off and when they are overkill; implementation uses Module Federation… | ||
| Jest Testing Library with Ariane Jurado de Bilbao | Ariane Jurado De Bilbao | 16m |
A clear, practical run-through that claims Jest plus Testing Library shorten the gap between unit tests and user-facing confidence, with a live demo of Jest +… | ||
| Graph Databases, and Dungeons and Dragons | Guy Royse | 32m |
Maps a Dungeons & Dragons dungeon into a graph and shows concrete queries that find optimal routes and loot using RedisGraph and Cypher. The claim is that… | ||
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