Я ❤ Фронтенд 2022
2022-08-12
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[Я ❤ Frontend 2019, Я ❤ Фронтенд 2021, Я ❤ Фронтенд 2022, Я 💛 Фронтенд 2023, Я 💛 Фронтенд 2024, Я 💛 Фронтенд 2025]
as the organisers put it
В четвёртый раз соберём фронтенд-сообщество, чтобы обсудить новости веба, поделиться опытом и провести время в отличной компании. Будут доклады про Node.js, производительность, доступность и многое другое, а также подведём итоги CTF.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Building Our Own Text Editor | Sergey Chikuenok | 04h 48m |
A step-by-step workshop building a custom browser text editor from scratch using only web platform features (e.g., contenteditable). It covers practical issues… | ||
| Frontend Needs New Heroes | Nikita Dubko, Glafira Zhur, Andrey Smirnov, Aleksey Avdeev, Kirill Chugainov, Sasha Shinkevich | 02h 50m |
A live Dungeons & Dragons 5th-edition adventure titled “Frontend Needs New Heroes” features five level-4 player characters (druid, barbarian, rogue, monk, and… | ||
| Which Editor Is the Best? | Sergey Berezhnoy, Vadym Makeev, Dmitriy Makhnev | 01h 54m |
Three developers (Sergey Berezhnoi, Vadim Makeev, and Dmitry Makhnev) demonstrate how they work in their favorite code editors and share tips for faster, more… | ||
| Educational Tea Party | 01h 59m | |
A panel-style conversation about modern front-end learning paths: where and how to learn web development today (beyond old books and CHM files), options for… | ||
| Laying Down Straw for the Frontend | Aleksandr Meshcheryakov | 43m |
Covers practical browser-side security techniques for frontend applications: methods to make it harder for attackers (obfuscation, hardening, runtime… | ||
| Pre-March Doctor Cat | Evgeniy Kot, Sergey Berezhnoy | 01h 11m |
A lighthearted, motivational talk that combines frontend development with personal stories and uplifting themes: love, cats, and maybe a good breakfast. It… | ||
| I 💛 Frontend! | Gleb Mikheev, Glafira Zhur, Semen Levenson, Alena Batitskaya, Aleksandr Patlukh, Sergey Ivanov, Nikita Dubko, Sergey Ponomarev, Andrey Melikhov, Artem Arutyunyan, Artem Belov | 07h 54m |
This conference gathers the frontend community to cover practical web topics: API design using a contract-first approach with tools around OpenAPI/contract… | ||
| Peculiarities of Implementing a Brutal Design System | Artem Arutyunyan | 43m |
A small project that blends UI, UX and programming, showing how a simple design-system idea can consume many development hours and be enjoyable to build… | ||
| "Web Vitals": See and Optimize | Artem Belov | 43m |
Explains the Web Vitals performance standards and why naive optimizations can mislead due to each metric’s measurement quirks and ongoing spec changes. Shows… | ||
| Is Your Site Keyboard Accessible? | Glafira Zhur | 45m |
Shows how to make web interfaces fully operable with a keyboard, covering keyboard accessibility techniques (Tab navigation, focus management, ARIA patterns)… | ||
| Contract-first Principle in Working with APIs | Gleb Mikheev | 43m |
Explains the contract-first approach for frontend–API development: use API contracts to develop frontend in parallel with backend, create abstractions and… | ||
| I ❤ Storybook | Semen Levenson | 45m |
Storybook is presented as a tool that starts simple (like a hammer) but has evolved into a multifunctional toolkit for UI development. The talk explains what… | ||
| State Machine: What It Is and Why | Sergey Ponomarev | 37m |
Explains what state machines are and why they matter across domains (frontend, backend, GameDev, even turnstiles and vending machines). Introduces core… | ||
| Node.js Frameworks, or There and Back Again | Andrey Melikhov | 49m |
A developer compares Node.js approaches used in enterprise projects—Express, Nest.js, and AWS Lambda/FaaS—examining their pros and cons and the trade-offs when… | ||
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