VinnytsiaJS 2021
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Seven Troubles - One Frontend | Illya Klymov | 33m |
Works on import-export at git lobo and describes seven recurring frontend pains with concrete examples: a large table refactor moves row UI into tiny… | ||
| Several "days" in the product development life cycle | Vitalii Ratushnyi | 39m |
Several "days" in the product development life cycle - Vitalii Ratushnyi
Presentations and talks at conferences are often devoted to how to make software… | ||
| Nobody cares about web performance. It's hard, expensive and unneeded | Vitalii Ruban | 36m |
Argues that web performance still matters because mobile reality keeps bandwidth and CPU constrained, cites a 5‑second budget of ~100 KB HTML/CSS and ~300 KB… | ||
| Interviews are a great and invaluable experience | Denis Furman | 36m |
Interviews are a great and invaluable experience - Denis Furman
You choose the job, not the job that chooses you!
In this report, I will talk about the trends… | ||
| How to be a good developer and stay in touch with changes that happens so fast? | Sergey Nemchinskiy | 31m |
Claims that predictable estimates and reliability beat frantic chasing of every new library, with business preferring someone who promises and delivers on… | ||
| Worker Threads vs C ++ Addons (part 2) | Oleksii Novokhatskyi | 34m |
Worker Threads vs C ++ Addons (part 2) - Oleksii Novokhatskyi
There are so many ways to handle CPU-bound tasks with Node.js - Child Processes, Cluster, Worker… | ||
| Refactoring of REST API | Oleksandr Reshetnik | 48m |
Shows concrete refactoring moves: identify and model assets, split a huge monolithic REST into domain-specific APIs, and replace monstrous flat parameter lists… | ||
| What projects do you need to develop to become a JavaScript developer? | Andrey Kucherenko | 42m |
Survey of 10 areas that boost JavaScript skills: vanilla DOM and modern frameworks (React Vue Angular) with performance and accessibility work; backend with… | ||
| Is there React world without Redux? | Sergiy Babich | 49m |
Is there React world without Redux? - Sergiy Babich
Why did I not used React earlier? Because I can’t stand Redux. My opinion is that it brings more issues… | ||
| Cloud Native Approach for Node.js Developers | Nikita Galkin | 46m |
Cloud Native Approach for Node.js Developers - Nikita Galkin
What are cloud-native applications? How do you design and develop cloud-native applications?… | ||
| Who are you, JS developer? | Roman Savitskyi | 48m |
Who are you, JS developer? - Roman Savitskyi
React, Angular, Vue, Svelte: are these networks essential in software development or they just replace JavaScript… | ||
| Using Web Assembly to speed up your WEB Application | Alex Ordynski | 29m |
Using Web Assembly to speed up your WEB Application - Alex Ordynski
Web Assembly is faster than JavaScript and can run in the most popular browsers today. We… | ||
| How to make robust and scalable front-end using layers | Maksym Kuznetsov | 22m |
Argues that splitting front-end into presentation, presenter and model layers plus clear separation of command-query separation yields more testable… | ||
| Accessibility audit and what's after it | Oleksandr Kovtun | 23m |
Explains how audits map to measurable outcomes: the WCAG 3.0 draft (dated June 8) moves to scored methodologies with thresholds where 80% becomes the common… | ||
| Old new manifest and its inevitability | Bohdan Dvorianov | 27m |
Old new manifest and its inevitability - Bohdan Dvorianov
Last December beta of extensions manifest v3 was released.
This time we’ll take a closer look at… | ||
| Highlights | 05m | |
Thank you all who joined us this year. That was super excited! :) Special thanks to speakers, partners and participants, as all conferences before you've made… | ||
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