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Web Unleashed 2016

front-end developers, javascript developers, ux designers, angular developers, react developers, mobile developers, engineering managers

scrum with CI and continuous deployment; service worker backed progressive web apps; Ionic 2 with TypeScript; angular 2 ahead-of-time compilation; Web Animations API usage; three.js with WebVR API; ES6 let and destructuring; flexbox layout techniques; CSS custom properties; variable fonts OpenType 1.8; react performance with virtual DOM; bots with Bot Framework and LUIS

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Process Hacking With Rangle FlowYuri Takhteyev46m
Rangle.io refines a delivery recipe used across dozens of short MVP projects over three years and proves it scales: a team of 70 JavaScript developers runs…
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Programming PlayStacey Mulcahy42m
Claim: play reverses burnout by producing concrete, transferable work. Builds include a Raspberry Pi butt-sensor installation called booty bump that triggers…
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Dirty Little Tricks From The Dark Corners Of Front-EndVitaly Friedman56m
Shows concrete hacks and whether they actually work: a calc-based fluid type formula that hits 16px at 400px and 24px at 800px without media queries; a…
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Ionic 2: Your First @AppMike Hartington43m
Ionic 2 claims a simple path from web skills to cross-platform apps by combining Angular 2 and TypeScript with Cordova and a standard build/watch CLI. Demo…
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Once Upon a Drop Cap: A Look at Typography as UXJason Pamental45m
Argues that variable fonts (OpenType 1.8) can replace the 18 separate web font files demoed, shrinking 549 KB of font baggage into one adaptable file and…
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Next Level UI Building Blocks With Angular2Matias Niemelä38m
Shows concrete Angular2 features: a component-scoped animation DSL compiled ahead to fast JS with ahead-of-time compilation, uses the Web Animations API…
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The Humans Are Dead, We Are All Bots NowTommy Lewis45m
Claims concrete: a rule‑of‑thumb bot that dismissed 160,000 parking tickets proves dumb question‑and‑answer flows can solve real problems; deployment examples…
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What Pokemon Go and Smart Kitchens Taught Us About DesignRon Edelen39m
Pokemon Go proves augmented reality drives real foot traffic and 20 million monthly users can change perceived value of physical places; a bakery adding free…
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VR With JavaScriptRicardo Cabello48m
Shows concrete steps and working demos: uses three.js plus the experimental WebVR API with VRControls and VREffect, plus a Chrome extension emulator to test…
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Start Using ES6 TodayWes Bos38m
ES6 features are usable now: block-scoped let/const fix closure loop bug so delayed callbacks see the right loop index, template strings allow embedded…
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CSS Layout Techniques: Replacing Floats With FlexboxBermon Painter44m
Shows exact CSS that centers a box with a few rules and replaces float hacks by using flex properties on the parent, building real layouts: media object, Holy…
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A Cartoon Guide To Performance in ReactLin Clark34m
Content gives concrete mechanisms: uses virtual DOM to batch DOM updates so the main thread does fewer reflows; keys prevent full reorders by making instance…
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Increasing Effectiveness As A Technical Candidate/InterviewerScott Biggart46m
Panel argues tech interviews are broken and shows concrete fixes: stop keyword filters, run short technical calls that probe depth, use pair programming…
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A Round Table on The State of Front-End: (Ember, Angular, React)Alexander Blom, Mike Hartington, Varun Vachhar, Aidan Nulman46m
Panel debates concrete tradeoffs: Angular emphasizes decorators and ahead‑of‑time precompilation and is tied to Ionic for componentized mobile UIs; React…
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Browser Internals for JS DevsAlexander Blom41m
Shows concrete things that change code: browsers run on two main threads so layout and heavy JS block rendering, CSS transforms run on the compositor so…
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Accessibility Models in Tech CompaniesGeordie Gibbons45m
Ontario law requires WCAG 2.0 requirement for orgs with 50+ employees on public websites and removes the retroactive exemption on Jan 1 2021; organizations…
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CSS Variables: var(–subtitle)Lea verou44m
Claims that CSS custom properties are usable now and more powerful than preprocessor variables, demonstrated with live demos: themable buttons, SVG “eyes”…
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DownTheRabbitHole.js – How to Stay Sane in an Insane EcosystemBranden Hall41m
Built an HTML5 educational game called space forensics for NASA and the project proves the talk favors concrete choices: using ES6 with Babel, webpack/brunch…
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A Day in The Life of a Developer Bo$$Dyanna Zaidman, Robyn Larsen, Haris Mahmood, Wes Bos42m
Starts with concrete routines: code from six in the morning until noon and reserve afternoons for meetings, plus weekly no tech days and one-day “bits and…
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The Evolution and Future of Content PublishingHaris Mahmood32m
Argues that static HTML is fastest and shows site load drops from ~4s to 0.4s after moving off a PHP CMS; demonstrates Jekyll’s pipeline of Markdown + front…
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Thinking Outside The Little Black Box: Interaction Design in The Post-Mobile EraJonathan Stark35m
Prediction: cheap chips and sensors make everyday objects connected so a hammer or doorknob gains networked capabilities, and web professionals must deliver…
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