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The time traveller's guide to JavaScriptJSHeroes 20262026-05-14
JavaScript turns 30 and the timeline names specifics: created in 10 days by Brendan Eich, Netscape ships the DOM, Internet Explorer adds XMLHttpRequest, and…
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The time traveller's guide to web technologiesNordic.js 20252025-10-02
Covers concrete milestones: 10 days to create JavaScript, the 30‑year anniversary, jQuery’s diffusion of DOM tricks, Chrome/V8 enabling Node.js and npm, and…
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Dabbling With Deno — Tales From a Web Developer Playing With a New ToyNode Congress 20252025-04-17
After many years and many projects using web technologies, Phil is becoming increasingly excited about changing up some of the tools that are his usual…
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Getting to the GlassSmashingConf Freiburg 20242024-09-09
Compares rendering models by showing runnable code: Netlify Edge functions (TypeScript) that fetch and inject HTML (HTMLRewriter) to implement a cookie banner…
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Getting to the glass - approaches to rendering views on the webJavaScript fwdays'24 conference2024-05-25
Compares concrete pipelines: pre-generated pages served from CDN, tiny edge function injection (TypeScript) that inserts HTML for a cookie banner so no client…
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Vue Rendering ModesVueconf.US 20232023-05-24
Compares SSG, SSR, ISR and edge rendering with concrete tooling: Nuxt, Netlify and Vitepress, plus on‑demand builders and edge functions. Demonstrates storing…
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Utility-first CSS: The highs and lows of styling web sitesHolyJS Piter 20202020-06-22
Argues that a utility-first CSS workflow (Tailwind/Tachyons) lets teams ship with almost no hand-written CSS, using tools like TailwindCSS, PostCSS and…
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Are you being servered? — exploring a serverless webInternational JavaScript Conference Munich 20192019-10-21
Argues that JAMstack (JavaScript APIs + pre-rendered pages + markup) shifts complexity to build time, cutting attack surface and improving performance and…
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Are you being servered? - exploring a serverless webJSCamp Romania 20192019-09-23
Argues that serving sites as pre-rendered markup plus on-demand back-end bits reduces ops and speeds pages: Smashing Magazine gets a 10x performance win after…
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Are You Being Servered? — Exploring A "Serverless" WebNEJS Conf 20192019-08-09
Argument: pre-render pages to a CDN and use serverless functions only for the gaps, reducing attack surface and cache complexity. Demonstrations: a static…
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JAMstack: Silly Name. Serious StuffPixel Pioneers Bristol 20192019-06-07
Claims that matter: JAMstack delivers pre-rendered markup to a CDN so pages are faster by default and the attack surface shrinks because there is no origin…
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JAMstack: Silly name, serious stuffFrontend United 20192019-05-16
Claims that pre-rendering to a CDN cuts complexity and risk: Netlify-style immutable atomic deploys, GIT-triggered CI builds, and serverless functions…
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Do we really need this JAMstack thing? And what even is it?iJS 2018 Spring2018-04-11
Claims that pre-rendering to a CDN yields big wins: Smashing Magazine drops median first‑paint from ~800ms to ~80ms, a 10× improvement, and a simple CDN dump…
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Serving for the win - Deployments and hosting for the rest of usJSHeroes 20182018-04-10
Tells how deployments move from fragile FTP drag‑and‑drop to scripted CI/CD: Git tags auto‑build with Jenkins into Google App Engine so every version has a…
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Serving for the win - Deploys and hosting for the rest of usRender Conference 20182018-03-23
Describes concrete failures and fixes: FTP-and-manual-file-dragging leaves deployments unknowable; version control must extend to production so every deploy is…
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Making Platforms And Processes Promote PerformanceSmashing Conference London 20182018-02-07
No matter how good you are at crafting the most ingenious, high-performance code, you need to deliver it to your users reliably. You probably also need to…
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Microservices – The FAAS and the FuriousFront-Trends 20172017-05-24
Argues that you can keep a site static and offload dynamic bits to single-purpose services: use Netlify builds triggered by webhooks (IFTTT) to pull in Twitter…
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Static Sites go all HollywoodFront-Trends 20162016-05-18
Argues that static site generators plus hosted services actually replace heavy stacks for many sites and give faster, cheaper, more secure publishing with…
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HeurekaDevsFrontendisti.cz – Responzivní média (Ostrava 2014-09-26)2014-09-26
Původní Heureka Challange byl slovy Marka Beniaka "masivní fail", a tak tým HeurekaDevs vyrazil na Smashing Conference sám, nicméne se námi podělili o…
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How to simplify your life by embracing static site generationColdFront 20142014-09-04
Argues that static sites can feel dynamic by showing concrete builds: a beer-club site generated with Jekyll and deployed to GitHub Pages, a client doc site, a…
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