SeattleJS Conf 2023
as the organisers put it
SeattleJS Conf is a very special 1-day conference bringing together ~300 web developers to learn, network and have fun!
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| What to Know About Deno 2.0 | Kevin Whinnery | 26m |
Deno 2.0 lands as a Rust runtime (Tokio + Hyper, embeds V8) with secure-by-default permissions, built-in TypeScript tooling, a key-value store and global… | ||
| Rebuilding in Rust for Good Reason | Eve Porcello | 23m |
Shows why teams rebuild parts of JavaScript tooling in Rust for measurable wins in speed and smaller bundles, citing Deno, Turbopack and Apollo Router as real… | ||
| 50 shades of React rendering with Next.js | Ben Ilegbodu | 30m |
Compares CSR, SSR, SSG and ISR in Next.js using a concrete product details page and shows exactly which APIs are used: getServerSideProps, getStaticProps with… | ||
| Creating a Design System using Design Tokens With Amplify | Erik Hanchett | 22m |
A practical walkthrough showing how Amplify UI becomes a reusable design system by encoding colors spacing and component states as design tokens as CSS custom… | ||
| Move over passwords, passkeys are my new best friend! | Daphne Liu | 25m |
Passkeys replace passwords by generating device-bound key pairs using public key cryptography and the WebAuthn flow: the site issues a challenge, the browser… | ||
| Understanding LangChain Agents and Tools with Twilio & SMS | Lizzie Siegle | 25m |
Overview of a hands-on LangChain demo that wires an OpenAI model into prompt templates, an LMChain, and an agent that uses tools like a calculator and SERP… | ||
| Building a Real-Time Multiplayer Reactions Component | John Pham | 23m |
Builds a React component that broadcasts a four-emoji set over Liveblocks websockets using useBroadcastEvent and useEventListener, rendering local and remote… | ||
| Every Process, Everywhere, All at Once | Luis Montes | 26m |
Demonstrates running real servers inside browsers: WebContainers (StackBlitz) runs Node.js in an iframe and Supabase packs Postgres into a browser Linux, a… | ||
| ES13 and Beyond: The Future of JavaScript | Christina Zhu | 23m |
Timeline from ES6 to ES14 with concrete examples and usage numbers showing what changed and what matters now. Covers TC39 proposal flow, concrete code before… | ||
| Static Analysis: Don't Fear the Linter! | Josh Goldberg | 24m |
Advocates using three separate tools: a formatter (Prettier), a linter (ESLint), and a type checker (TypeScript). Recommends prettier as default formatter with… | ||
| A Plea for Boring Tech | Jason Lengstorf | 22m |
Argues that production systems use the most boring reliable tech so teams spend time building features not fighting the stack, citing costly rewrites… | ||
| FLIP no more; Viva View Transitions | Adam Argyle | 22m |
Same-page View Transitions let JavaScript take a screenshot before and after DOM changes and animate the diff using startViewTransition, shipping in Chrome… | ||
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