What Really Matters in Development?
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Vladimir Grinenko recounts historical and personal perspectives on frontend development, referencing technologies like Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer 4, Windows 98, FTP-based deployments, and early neural-network experiments. He reflects on how those past practices have faded and what truly matters now in frontend engineering and career development.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:21Choice in development
- 4:02Code isn't everything
- 6:49Frameworks and libraries
- 8:34Testing and infrastructure
- 10:22Skills and processes
- 12:30Product and progress
- 13:36Money and career
- 15:03Leaders and responsibility
- 17:29Team and health
- 20:22What really matters
- 29:18Q&A
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