Я 💛 Фронтенд 2025
2025-02-15
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[Я ❤ Frontend 2019, Я ❤ Фронтенд 2021, Я ❤ Фронтенд 2022, Я 💛 Фронтенд 2023, Я 💛 Фронтенд 2024, Я 💛 Фронтенд 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Native Popovers with the Popover API | Egor Levchenko | 32m |
Egor Levchenko explains how to implement modals, lightboxes and tooltips using the browser-native Popover API to minimize (or eliminate) JavaScript. The talk… | ||
| SVG in React: How to Automate Adding New Icons | Kirill Kovalev | 42m |
Kirill Kovalyov from Centra explains how to automate adding new SVG icons into a React app using @svgr and Node.js scripts, covering the workflow from… | ||
| Reboot: How to Preserve Energy and Avoid Burnout | Valeriya Zelenaya | 46m |
Valeriya Zelenaya (product lead for educational products at YADRO) explains that fatigue is normal and presents science-backed techniques for timely mental and… | ||
| Awarding the Capture the Flag Winners | Nikita Dubko | 09m |
A Capture the Flag tournament themed as exploring a derelict spaceship in pixelated isometric old‑school sci‑fi was held before the Я ❤️ Фронтенд 2025… | ||
| Anthology of Usefulness in TypeScript | Andrey Taranenko | 38m |
Andrey Taranenko, lead developer at IT-holding T1, presents practical TypeScript patterns and utilities that improve type accuracy and increase overall type… | ||
| Giving the Frontend Only What It Needs, or Why You Need a BFF | Maksim Vishnevskiy | 54m |
Maxim Vishnevsky (Mindbox) explains why standard APIs fall short for modern multiplatform systems and argues for using a BFF (Backend-for-Frontend) layer to… | ||
| We Log A LOT! | Artem Arutyunyan | 42m |
Artyom Arutyunyan surveys logging and debugging tools beyond browser devtools, comparing different technologies and approaches for collecting and analyzing… | ||
| How a Frontend Developer Can Help ML and How ML Can Help You | 01h 13m | |
How frontend developers can apply machine learning tools—such as client-side inference and ML-powered UX enhancements—to improve user experience, and how ML… | ||
| "How Would You Rewrite This?" | Sergey Berezhnoy, Dmitriy Konasov, Irina Tumanova, Evgeniy Korytov | 01h 19m |
Participants present several alternative ways to rewrite specific parts of code, comparing approaches that prioritize readability, performance, brevity, or… | ||
| Enough Putting Up With It! What to Do When You Want to Change Teams | Nikita Dubko, Kira Kuzmenko, Sasha Shinkevich, Maksim Vishnevskiy | 58m |
Panel discussion on career transitions when your current frontend team feels like a dead end, featuring Nikita Dubko, Kira Kuzmenko, Sasha Shinkevich, and… | ||
| I 💛 Frontend 2025 | Sonya Volynskaya, Sergey Berezhnoy, Andrey Taranenko, Egor Levchenko, Maksim Vishnevskiy, Artem Arutyunyan, Kirill Kovalev, Valeriya Zelenaya, Nikita Dubko, Sasha Shinkevich, Kira Kuzmenko | 07h 35m |
A Yandex frontend conference program covering a range of practical frontend topics: TypeScript utilities (Andrey Taranenko), native popovers using the Popover… | ||
| I💛Frontend 2025: Walkthrough of Capture the Flag Challenges | Nikita Dubko, Sergey Ivanov | 01h 44m |
Nikita Dubko and Sergey Ivanov review the Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges from the Я💛Фронтенд 2025 event, analyze the tasks, and announce the winners. The… | ||
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