title	conference	date
Server-Side Apps, Not Server-Side Rendering: A Real Alternative to React	ReactNext 2026	2026-06-23
Claims a full-featured app ships with ~10–14 MB bundle using React while a server-driven approach uses ~HTMX plus ~1 KB client JS, the HTMX runtime ~50–70 KB… Talk on
Did AI Kill Frontend?	ReactNext 2026	2026-06-23
Panel argues AI does not kill frontend but changes the craft: teams use GitHub Copilot and agent workflows, some measure developer output by tokens and see… Panel on
Towards a simpler JavaScript ecosystem	ReactNext 2024	2024-06-24
Argues that development can drop heavy bundlers and transpilation by using import maps, browser ESM, on‑the‑fly CDNs (esmDosh), JSDoc type checking and 103… Talk on
ESM Loaders: Enhancing Module Loading in Node.js	NodeTLV 2023	2023-06-28
Explains how ESM loaders hook the module resolve/load hooks to change resolution and file reads, with concrete examples: an overrides.json resolver that… Talk on
ESM Loaders: Enhancing Module Loading in Node.js	JSNation 2023	2023-06-01
Claims that ESM loaders let Node.js change resolution and loading phases and shows working code: a tiny overrides.json mapping loader that redirects… Talk on
Towards a simpler JavaScript ecosystem	JSHeroes 2023	2023-05-18
Claims that a Create React App can run without bundlers or transpilation get demonstrated: a live demo shows edit and F5 refreshes working, JSX handled with… Talk on
Typed JavaScript? For real? The “type annotations” proposal and what it’s all about	JSConf Budapest 2022	2022-06-02
A TC39 Stage 1 proposal reserves explicit syntax spots so type annotations become legal JS, with the key claim that types are ignored at runtime (runtime… Talk on
The time to migrate to ESM in Node.js is now!	jsday 2022	2022-04-21
ESM has been in Node since v12 and the talk argues migration is urgent because ESM is part of the language not a userland hack, it enables top-level await and… Talk on
Frontend Testing: Mapping Out the Territory	Build Stuff 2021	2021-11-17
A practical map of front-end testing that claims confidence comes from using the right tool at each level: Cypress end-to-end for user flows and occasional… Talk on
Docker and the Path to a Better Staging Environment	TestCon Europe 2021	2021-09-07
Demonstrates building a real staging stack: a Node.js/React blog plus MongoDB, containerized with Docker Compose for single-host staging and deployed to a… Talk on
ES Modules in Node JS	Infobip Shift 2021	2021-09-07
Node v12 ships unflagged ESM after the spec (June 2015) and Node implementation (Nov 2019), and the talk argues the actual change is a semantics break: Node… Talk on
Divide and conquer: using NPM to scale you codebase	AngularUP Experience 2020	2020-11-30
www.angular-up.com AngularUP Experience, Nov 30th-Dec 3rd, 2020 Twitter: @AngularUP Gil Tayar Senior Software Architect @ Applitools Divide and conquer… Talk on
FOUR PILLARS AND A BASE: THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF A MONOREPO	jsday 2020	2020-09-10
Claims a working Monorepo strategy that splits code into small packages, keeps them independent (no source requires, npm deps only), and requires well tested… Talk on
Don’t Believe the Rumors: Writing Tests for CSS is Possible	ReactiveConf 2019	2019-10-30
Claim: writing tests for CSS is possible. Practical setup uses Cypress plus visual plugins (one-liner matchImageSnapshot) or cloud services like Applitools… Talk on
Egoprogramophobia, or fear of one's own code: how testing can change your life	Reversim Summit 2019	2019-06-16
You fear your code. Once in production, you are afraid of changing it. A bug? You fix it using messy, yet surgical, hacks, rather than a refactoring that… Talk on
Navigating the Wild Seas of Native ES Modules	JSConf.Asia 2019	2019-06-14
Node v12 aims to make browser and Node ES modules a single system that can just work without bundlers by using explicit extensions and package metadata, e.g… Talk on
Writing Tests For CSS Is Possible! Don’t Believe The Rumors	CSSConf EU 2019	2019-05-31
Claim: CSS can be tested with visual regression testing that actually prevents fear of refactors. The demo uses Cypress + Applitools Eyes (and mentions… Talk on
Don’t Believe the Rumors Writing Tests for CSS is Possible	You Gotta Love Frontend 2019	2019-05-16
Claims that visual regression testing can make CSS changes safe and shows a workflow that actually works: use Cypress or Puppeteer (or webdriverIO/selenium for… Talk on
Docker and the Path to a Better Staging Environment	DevOps Pro Europe 2019	2019-03-19
Claim: let testers spin up isolated staging instances in seconds using Docker, Docker-Compose and Kubernetes and the same deployment files used for production… Talk on
Four Pillars and a Base: The Nuts and Bolts of a Microservice-based Project	DevOps Pro Europe 2019	2019-03-19
Implementation walkthrough of a microservice project with concrete numbers and tools: about 75 packages, ~20–25 small utils, tests that run under a minute, and… Talk on
Node Es Modules - Something Almost, but not Quite Entirely Unlike Commonjs	NodeConf EU 2018	2018-11-04
NodeJS is adding native ES Modules with concrete rules: files ending .mjs are ESM, .js remain CommonJS; ESM uses export/import, CJS uses require. ESM gives… Talk on
Not Only Cars: “AI, Please Test My App”	Selenium Conference India 2018	2018-06-28
Maps driving autonomy onto testing with a concrete roadmap: 6 levels of autonomous testing from level 0 (regular automated tests) to level 6 (Skynet), with… Talk on
Say No(de) to the Browser: Testing your Webapp Frontend Code Using Just Node	TestCon Vilnius 2017	2017-10-18
Claims that full frontend integration tests run entirely under Node using JSDOM under Node with Babel/register, Mocha and React and without launching real… Talk on
How to Build a Micro-services Infrastructure In 7 Day	Codemotion Amsterdam 2016	2016-05-11
Rebuild of a microservices platform in a seven‑day hackathon that produces a working deploy pipeline (not production‑hardened) using Mesos/Marathon, Docker… Talk on
Old Gods & New: A Vision of Backend & Frontend	You Gotta Love Frontend 2015	2015-06-08
Argues for servers that parse and act on front-end assets: on‑the‑fly bundling of ES6 modules, transpilation with Babel and minifiers, and using HTTP/2 push to… Talk on
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