RVA JavaScript Conf 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Build Software like Pixar Makes Movies | John Athayde | 48m |
Pixar builds tools and films together: they prototype short films about every 18 months to push specific tech (fur, skin, lighting) and incubate directors, and… | ||
| Future-proof your Web Apps with Web Components and LitElement | Kito Mann | 46m |
Argues that using Web Components plus LitElement and lit-html makes apps faster, smaller, and browser-native with long-term compatibility; demos a TypeScript… | ||
| Angular: Keeping it Fat, Dumb, and Happy: An Architectural Approach | Todd Palmer | 30m |
Recommendation: adopt an architecture where templates stay declarative and dumb (use ngIf at the highest level so children assume valid inputs), components act… | ||
| Visualizing Large Datasets with JavaScript Using deck.gl | Marko Letic | 37m |
Uses deck.gl and luma.gl with Mapbox/Google Maps to render layered geospatial visuals via WebGL instancing and GPU 64-bit emulation, showing concrete results… | ||
| jHipster: Building Something Vue-tiful | Leigha Dellinger | 50m |
jHipster 6.4.1 scaffolds a full Spring Boot + Vue app by running the CLI, installing the jhipster-vue blueprint, and answering prompts; it pulls Vue 2.6.10… | ||
| Human Readable JavaScript: Using ES2015+ to Craft Better Code | Laurie Barth | 45m |
Modern ES2015+ syntax reduces boilerplate and clarifies intent: destructuring assignment pulls deeply nested properties and aliases values, flatMap replaces… | ||
| Ember Octane - Doing More With Less | Suchita Doshi | 31m |
Note from the organizers - Due to a technical difficulty, we were unable to capture both the speaker video and slide content simultaneously. We apologize for… | ||
| Supporting an Old-Fashioned AngularJS App in a Modern TypeScript World | Jennifer Wadella | 43m |
Shows how to modernize a legacy AngularJS app by incrementally renaming .js to .ts, adding TypeScript + RxJS for type safety and reactive forms, and… | ||
| NoSQL, No Server, No problem: Using ORM's in Javascript Applications | Jason Maggard | 35m |
Demo builds a small Twitter clone using MongoDB, Breeze.js and Knockout and then swaps the backend to LocalStorage. Breeze brings full client-side entities… | ||
| Why React Hooks and How Did We Even Get Here? | Ryan Yurkanin | 32m |
Builds an Intercom-like widget that fetches past messages, subscribes to new ones, and updates the document title, then reimplements it with useState/useEffect… | ||
| The Web Audio Explanation I Wish I Had | Paul Rosen | 37m |
Adds synthesized note playback to abcjs using the browser Web Audio API and a small soundfont of per-note MP3s, caching ~88 piano samples so repeats avoid… | ||
| How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love TypeScript | Tommy O'Keefe | 41m |
TypeScript moves code from confusion to clarity by catching contract bugs at compile time; a 2018 survey shows ~46.6% of JS devs have used it and 9 out of 10… | ||
| Building Open-Source Cloud-Native Apps in JavaScript | Gary Sieling | 33m |
Case study of a JavaScript cloud-native app that ingests imagery, builds training data and runs on AWS Lambda with a serverless pipeline, S3 tiles delivered… | ||
| React to React Native: How Hard Could It Be? | Kylie Stewart | 12m |
Compares React and React Native by naming concrete hurdles: JSX browser elements map to Views/Touchables, styling is inline with flexbox, and browser… | ||
| Delicious JavaScript: Delectable Explanations of the Power of JS | Adrienne Braganza Tacke | 24m |
Explains exactly how filter, map, and reduce operate on arrays with runnable examples: filters a food array to only cookies, maps a marshmallow array to… | ||
| A Tinder Love Story: How we created our WordPress blog in React...not PHP | Kyle Boss | 39m |
Tinder migrates its Swipe Life blog to a headless WordPress backend and builds a React static site with Gatsby source WordPress, GraphQL and gatsby build to… | ||
| Introduction to GraphQL | Matt Lavin | 41m |
Shows a working Node.js + Express GraphQL server on port 4000 using Apollo Server Express and a Create React App frontend using Apollo Client (boost) and React… | ||
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