title	conference	date
How OpenAI Uses Codex to Change How We Build	Replay 2026	2026-05-05
OpenAI reports 80% of employees use Codex weekly and uses it to gather context from Gmail, Slack, Calendar, Linear, Sentry, Figma and Notion so agents can run… Talk on
Building voice agents with OpenAI	AI Engineer World's Fair 2025	2025-06-03
Claims that voice agents are an API to the real world and that OpenAI now ships an OpenAI Agents SDK for TypeScript with native voice support and guardrails… Talk on
Moving to TypeScript as much as you want	WFH Conf 2020	2020-03-26
Shows how to migrate a JavaScript Express app file by file and keep the server running: use VS Code’s TypeScript language server, install tsc as a… Talk on
When Porgs Scream at Webpack and Other Stories	Node+JS Interactive 2019	2019-12-11
Three concrete pipelines for using JavaScript with hardware: control devices via cloud APIs or MQTT (example: an esp8266 ($2) subscribing to a broker), run… Talk on
Make Web Not War	JSConf US 2019	2019-08-12
Talk argues that the useful details are the claims and evidence: concrete examples like how jQuery solved cross‑browser DOM issues with addEventListener… Talk on
The Year of Web Components	jsPoland 2018	2018-11-16
Declares that 2018 finally makes web components practical, citing broad browser implementation (Edge arriving) and HTML imports replaced by ES modules; notes… Talk on
2018 - The Year of Web Components	RuhrJS 2018	2018-10-13
Claim: 2018 is the year web components start to take off, backed by concrete tooling and examples. Support: browsers ship features (Firefox done, Edge… Talk on
2018 - The Year of Web Components	React Alicante 2018	2018-09-13
Claim: 2018 is the year when web components are practical rather than theoretical. Evidence: browsers implement custom elements, templates and shadow DOM, and… Talk on
2018 - The Year of Web Components	NDC Oslo 2018	2018-06-11
Claims that 2018 makes web components viable get illustrated with concrete tooling and demos: polyfills plus LitElement build a reusable emoji-rating… Talk on
Prison Break - When the web escapes the browser	NDC Oslo 2018	2018-06-11
Three concrete paths for running JavaScript on hardware with working examples and limits: use cloud APIs or MQTT to control an esp8266 LED lamp via Twilio Sync… Talk on
Introduction to Web Security	JSUnconf 2018	2018-04-21
A demo site uses Twilio and JWT auth and demonstrates concrete failures: JWT "none" exploit lets anyone flip a role when algs aren’t whitelisted; marked… Talk on
XSS, CSRF, CSP, JWT, Wtf? Idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯	JSHeroes 2018	2018-04-10
Demonstrates concrete web security attacks and mitigations: a JWT "none" algorithm exploit that converts a user cookie to admin (fixed by using HttpOnly… Talk in Japanese on
XSS, CSRF, CSP, JWT, Wtf? Idk	JSConf Iceland 2018	2018-03-01
A vulnerable Node JSON Web Token setup lets an attacker flip the role to admin by switching the token to the JWT none algorithm exploit and pasting a… Talk on
Coffee.js? How I hacked my coffee machine using JavaScript	Half Stack 2017	2017-11-17
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Coffee.js - How I hacked my coffee machine using JavaScript	View Source 2017	2017-10-27
Takes apart a capsule coffee machine, traces an 8‑pin ribbon and finds pins 1–3 are power, 4–6 drive LEDs and 7–8 read buttons, and proves it by measuring… Talk on
Coffee.js? How I hacked my coffee machine using JavaScript	code.talks 2017	2017-09-28
Hacked a consumer coffee maker by reverse-engineering its 8‑pin ribbon, finding that pins 1–3 supply power and pins 7–8 read buttons, and replacing buttons… Talk on
coffee.js? How I hacked my coffee machine	JSUnconf 2017	2017-03-25
A hacked Nespresso control panel becomes a JavaScript-controlled API: eight cable pins mapped (three power pins, three LED pins, two shared button lines), 3.3V… Talk on
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