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Dependency Injection in JS: Sweat, Tears and Hacks
Your TS application is getting more complex and has grown beyond a manual constructor dependency injection. You need a DI framework. Now you are looking at 200 page InversifyJS manual, @decorator confetti party and a `reflect-metadata` babel configuration nightmare. And after that you find out that it doesn't support async code. There is another way.
Hiring Engineers: Should we live code in interviews?
Hiring engineers is complicated. In my experience as an interviewer and interviewee, I’ve witnessed a lot of different approaches to live-coding. I’ve also been to places that focus on avoiding “whiteboard” interviews. I want to try and answer a question is Live Coding a necessary evil or can we assess candidates’ skills differently?
Can the sickness be heard in the voice? [Lightning talk]
During the presentation, I will discuss the potential of using voice biomarkers for diagnosis, risk prediction and remote monitoring of the treatment of various diseases, including neurodegenerative diseases, depression, heart and ENT.
Videochat app - the easy way
A showcase talk about a simple React app using TypeScript and OpenVidu platform to handle the teleconference features.
How to consume APIs so that they taste best
Late friday night, your friend shows you a nice API around the corner. They look to have some tasty 200s and they wrap it in nice documentation. You make a request, consume the response but learn only in the middle that it actually has 404 and you're allergic. Was there anything that could've done to prevent this?
On developer designer communication
If you are a developer it’s unlikely you have never worked with a designer and vice versa. Since we (developers and designers) spend so much time together discussing deliverables it’s best to have a smooth workflow setup. Easy right? So how to do it? We will discuss several dimensions of incorporating a good dev-design system, so that you can establish a trustful relationship with your designer.
A year of frontend optimizations for 13 million of customers
What does it mean that a website is fast? How do you measure its performance and get down to optimizing it? Why are too many ads a bad thing, but too few are also not optimal? Mateusz will answer these and other questions, more or less related to frontend performance, based on his experience gathered over the last year of working on making life easier for Allegro customers.
The New Era of No-code/Low-code - Why and how to open your platform for external developers
In this session, we will go over the business value, product insights, and technical challenges of how and why to open a previously closed platform for external developers to build on. We will also share an inside look of the monday.com journey to build our API and the monday Apps Framework as integral parts of our LCNC platform, including technical details and important takeaways which will help you to open your existing platform for external developers.
Tracking the trackers
Online tracking fuels Ad industry with user data. With our content or not, information on our behaviour is being gathered, sent from our browser and sold to a highest bidder. Regulations meant to add transparency in effect pollute the web with dark UX. How can we protect ourselves from all that? How fingerprinting techniques are replacing cookies? How trackers become first parties? In this short talk you will learn the unique role of WebExtension in online privacy protection. We will describe the core mechanisms behind tracking and its prevention. You will learn how to create own Adblocker and why using one is a good idea even if you don't mind the ads.
Lightning talk - Quick start for React projects
Frontend Web 3.0
At first short introduction to blockchain technology. We are going to talk about difference between Web 2.0 and 3.0. I will show how the frontend code communicate with smart contracts on ethereum and what are the challenges.
Jak pomalować słonia - czyli Design System w dojrzałym produkcie
Design System to obietnica wprowadzenia porządku w chaosie. Osiągnięcie wizualnej i funkcjonalnej spójności brzmi kusząco, ale jak to osiągnąć w kodzie, który latami był tworzony lekką ręką? Czy to w ogóle może się udać? Ile czasu to zajmie? Na te i inne pytania Piotr Wcisłek postara się odpowiedzieć na przykładzie case study z Tidio.