ZEIT Day 2018
who it's for
platform engineers, React developers, Node.js developers, site reliability engineers, open source maintainers, engineering managers
topics
Next.js 6 and MDX; server-side Suspense streaming; JWT in HttpOnly cookies; now CLI immutable deployments; serverless Docker multi-stage builds; Datasette CSV to SQLite; personalized banner CDN optimizations; Inferno for server rendering; Glimmer VM and Ember changes; Babel deforestation plugin; Naive-Bayes and JS neural networks
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote | Guillermo Rauch, Matheus Fernandes, Leo Lamprecht, Tim Neutkens | 56m |
Announces Next.js 6 and MDX with concrete changes: smaller core, faster page lookup, pages/_app for client+server layout, zero‑config static export, error… | ||
| Burnout and Balance | Jessica Rose | 17m |
Admits critical burnout—crying in the shower—and documents concrete steps that actually help: GP visit and prescription, quitting work briefly, six to seven… | ||
| React Suspense | Andrew Clark | 26m |
Demo shows a working server-side suspense prototype that streams HTML and injects small script tags, letting parts render before all data arrives. It… | ||
| Authentication and Authorization in Next.js | Prosper Otemuyiwa | 12m |
Claims that storing JWT in an HttpOnly cookie solves server‑rendered auth in Next.js and demonstrates it with a working demo: create token on login (including… | ||
| Using JavaScript to Teach Machines Basic Shit Things | Kylie Stewart | 13m |
Claims that you can do real machine learning in JavaScript, showing a Naive‑Bayes linear classifier that sorts tweets into four categories via the Twitter API… | ||
| Optimizing Your Code with Babel | Pranay Prakash, Thomas Fischer | 22m |
Claims that a babel plugin implements the Haskell shortcut fusion foldr/build fusion to remove intermediate arrays and compile chained map filter join calls… | ||
| Migrating Slope Ninja to ZEIT for Fun & Profit | Julia Qiu | 12m |
Shows a full migration: Slope Ninja moves from Heroku to ZEIT, cutting bills and avoiding Heroku’s root‑domain and dyno scheduling limits. Deployment uses now… | ||
| Datasette and Datasette Publish | Simon Willison | 15m |
A toolchain converts CSVs into SQLite files, deploys them as browseable sites and JSON APIs, and demonstrably handles big datasets like 190,000 trees and… | ||
| Building a High Performance, Dynamic CDN with Next.js | Fouad Matin | 17m |
A Next.js banner system that serves personalized HTML and CSS reaches 12,000 requests per second after swapping React for Inferno, moving server rendering data… | ||
| From React to Ember, A Modern Comparison | Jackie Luo | 19m |
Compares React and Ember by naming concrete trade-offs: Ember speeds development but has a larger API and steeper learning curve; React gives more incremental… | ||
| Fast & Furious Learning | Scott Tolinski | 21m |
Six concrete habits, not pep talk: a six‑step method for faster learning (explore learning style and resources, build fundamentals, narrow focus, harness… | ||
| In Pursuit of Open Source | Henry Zhu | 21m |
Starts by naming specific wins and costs: fixing linting leads to 22nd contributor on angular 1, later merging projects and gaining Babel commit and publish… | ||
| Rewriting eaze.com with Next.js | Jack Hanford | 14m |
Rewriting eaze.com with Next.js migrates a mobile-first React site onto Next and Now, replacing brittle custom webpack and SSR with reduced webpack code by… | ||
| Tools 4 Tools 4 Tools | Jamie Kyle | 18m |
Design platform contains ~15,000 files and over half a million lines of code, growing ~5,000 lines/week with 10,000 tests and dozens of releases weekly, and… | ||
| nothing matches | ||