Я 💛 Фронтенд 2023
2023-06-17
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Caring Innersource | Nikita Balikhin | 45m |
A frontend team manages about 15 internal npm packages in a monorepo, publishing artifacts to a Nexus registry. Their build approach targets unbundled ESM… | ||
| Telegram as a New Platform for Your Services | Daniil Laptev | 33m |
Shows how to build Telegram-based services with Node.js using the Telegraf library and the raw webhook flow, including a five-line HelloWorld and a longer… | ||
| Myths about "Thick" Clients | Vadim Tsaregorodtsev | 37m |
Examines why so-called “thick” (client-heavy) web apps can be fast by tracing frontend architecture from two-way binding through one-way data flow and virtual… | ||
| How We Tried to Introduce E2E Tests and Why It Failed | Ruslan Baygunusov | 48m |
A frontend team tried to add end-to-end testing for a CMS serving 40+ domains and ~120k JSON files by creating a small 3 MB test repository and running… | ||
| Untangling Browser Threads | Polina Gurtovaya | 58m |
Explains how Chromium/Blink runs each tab in a render process with a single main (UI/JS) thread plus dedicated threads like the compositor and image/paint… | ||
| Dependency Confusion: What It Is and How to Defend Against It | Egor Zonov | 46m |
Examines dependency confusion attacks against package managers: how the attack works, risks from misconfigured projects, and defensive measures developers in… | ||
| How Could This Be Rewritten? | 56m | |
A comparison of several different working approaches to implement the same frontend task, showing multiple concrete ways to solve one problem so attendees can… | ||
| Capture the Flag Challenge Review and Winners' Awards | Evgeniy Telegin | 28m |
A browser-based Capture The Flag built as a staged “isolation” escape game uses terminal-like commands (help, tutorial, systemon) and keeps most state… | ||
| Under the Browser Hood: How the Event Loop and Compositing Work | Sergey Chikuenok | 44m |
Covers how the browser event loop coordinates tasks, microtasks and requestAnimationFrame, and demonstrates a layout thrash bug where mixing geometry writes… | ||
| Who Needs Frontend Developers | Andrey Smirnov | 48m |
Front-end skills are shown as widely applicable beyond websites: JavaScript ecosystems (Electron for desktop apps like Spotify, React/React Native and PWAs for… | ||
| WebAssembly and the Web in TypeScript | Aleksandr Korotaev | 44m |
Describes using AssemblyScript plus a small loader and an npx project generator to compile TypeScript to WebAssembly, load it via fetch, and wire up… | ||
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