revo.js 2023
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| After Movie | 01m | |
A rapid montage stitches together talk clips, workshop snippets, hallway conversations, volunteer shots and evening socials to show what actually happened… | ||
| Opening Words | Diana Măcău | 11m |
Conference focuses on the theme rethink revisit revolve and runs with 30-minute talks in four sessions of two talks each, with ~45-minute breaks and lunch… | ||
| Tug of War – Pushing and Pulling In JavaScript | Ben Lesh | 34m |
Argues that almost every line of JavaScript is either a push or a pull and demonstrates with an M&M demo why pull is synchronous and push can cause back… | ||
| There Is No Such Thing as a 'Generic' | Matt Pocock | 29m |
Main claim: there is "no such thing as a generic" — only generic types vs generic functions with distinct behavior. Demonstrates with Set, Map, pick… | ||
| Type Safe Style Systems - The Future of CSS | Josh Goldberg | 30m |
Compares Chakra UI and Tailwind, then demonstrates a path toward type-safe TypeScript APIs by combining CSS variables with TypeScript-backed tokens using… | ||
| New CSS Features You Can Use Today | Rachel Andrew | 33m |
New CSS features that are already usable include subgrid in Chrome 117 which aligns nested grid tracks, interoperable container queries using container-type… | ||
| Understanding Rendering Patterns | Atila Fassina | 31m |
Compares the VDOM batching model with fine‑grained signals and shows live demos: a React counter that re-renders twice in dev, fixed by React memo and the… | ||
| Demystifying Web Performance Tooling | Anna Migas | 33m |
Distinguishes lab vs field data and shows concrete checks: run PageSpeed Insights and WebPageTest for initial scores, use webpack-bundle-analyzer to find… | ||
| No BS SEO for web developers | Martin Splitt | 38m |
Search engines fetch HTML, render pages in a headless Chromium instance (now headless Chrome and updated since 2019), and usually render JavaScript in seconds… | ||
| Security by(e) Design? | Benedek Gagyi | 29m |
Argues that security and UX routinely clash with concrete consequences: password rules and hidden input fields push users to weak passwords; 3D Secure flows… | ||
| You Could Lint More | Josh Goldberg | 35m |
Most teams underconfigure TypeScript and ESLint, so this talk shows concrete checks and tools that catch real bugs and smells: use stop using ESLint for… | ||
| The Ethical Choice | Alex Moldovan | 32m |
Argues that everyday product choices create harm and gives concrete fixes: remove Google Analytics in favor of Fathom or Splitbee, make privacy-by-default and… | ||
| Have You Heard the Joke About Async Debugging? I Promise It Is Good | Jay Phelps | 22m |
Most apps contain subtle async bugs: HTTP responses arrive out of order, causing stale search results; fix shown by canceling prior fetches with… | ||
| Breaking Down JavaScript Complexities With Generative Art | Ritvi Mishra | 27m |
Shows concrete p5.js sketches that animate conditionals and nested loops, a closures visualization that draws scopes and links inner and outer functions… | ||
| Node js in 2023 - What’s New in the Node.js Native Test Runner | Erick Wendel | 29m |
Node.js now ships a native test runner, stable and backported to Node 18 LTS, that claims 10x faster than Jest by using internal async tracing via… | ||
| Testing Your Testing Strategy | Trent Willis | 33m |
A team at Netflix builds a new dashboard explorer inside an existing app and finds full end‑to‑end suites slow and brittle, slowing early iteration; they… | ||
| Requiem for APIs - The Evolution of Web Development | Ciprian Caba | 28m |
Argues that modern frameworks let the server render and cache HTML so frontends often don’t need separate APIs, replacing many REST/GraphQL roundtrips. Shows a… | ||
| Beyond the Web of Today | Kenneth Rohde Christiansen | 30m |
Intel lays out specific APIs and measured gains: WebNN enables on-device ML inference and demos show ~4× faster frames/sec vs WebAssembly for background… | ||
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