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WTF is Hydration? (Lightning Talk ⚡️)
Hydration becomes a very popular term in world of Frontend development and you may be wondering what that is and if you are not falling behind. I'll try to give you short intro and provide clear picture if you should consider it to your next project.
Don't Do Monorepo
Monorepos — big tech giants like Google and Facebook are using them. But should you? In this talk, I'll challenge the hype around monorepos and share insights from my experience working with Nx. I've seen firsthand how the promise of simplicity can lead to unexpected complexities. Along the way, I'll reveal three critical pitfalls that often go unnoticed until it's too late. These are issues you won't find in the docs—and they can derail your team's productivity if you're not prepared. But don't worry, I'll also provide a few crucial hints to help you navigate these hidden dangers.
The Solution to the Deepfake Problem Might Already Exist
Deepfake technology, which can be used to create fake digital media, has become a major issue that is deeply concerning us all. The tools created by scientists give people the power to undermine someone's reputation or make false accusations with just a few clicks. But is the problem really with the technology itself and the scientists who developed it? Or should we be looking more at ourselves, the users of these digital illusions? Interestingly, the solution to the deepfake problem may already be out there. However, accepting and implementing this solution could be an uncomfortable and difficult challenge for us as a society.
Lingua, an invitation to a project
Professor Andrzej Blikle invites us to support with his free access project Lingua - he wrote a book about the link to the book is under the github icon on the right!
Skip guilty pleasure now - our brain rewards us only when we struggle (voluntarily) (Lightning Talk ⚡️)
My Biggest Mistakes During the Job Search Journey (Lightning Talk ⚡️)
During my job search this year, I realized how many things I did wrong. So, I want to share this experience with others to help them find the best offer.
Frontend Tooling of the Past, Today and Tomorrow
Remember when HTML and CSS were enough? Those days are gone. While the Web Platform dates back many years what lies ahead is a journey we're yet to experience. In this talk, we'll briefly revisit Web 1.0, explore Web 2.0, and trace the evolution of JavaScript tooling. Learn about everything there is to know about modern front-end build systems. How is Vite different from Rspack? Can the Biome promise be finally fulfilled? Can you save hours of build time and developer sanity in 20 minutes? We'll also explore the building blocks of the future Web: new tools, browsers, frameworks, and protocols. Looking at 5, 10 and even 20 years ahead, we will examine trends together and predict what the future of the web looks like.
Advanced TypeScript techniques to increase your bills and frustrate users
How to increase your server bills and ruin user experience in few easy steps using widely used techniques and programming styles that are common both on the frontend and on the backend.
From Senior Developer to Manager and Back: The Journey of Returning to Coding
You're working as a developer, and one day - BAM, you're offered the chance to lead a team, to step into a managerial or leadership position. What now? If I accept the offer, will I forget how to code? Will my skills depreciate? Is there a way back to a specialist path? Can I really be a "manager by day, developer by night"? Will I still be a technical person? I've been at this point! At Atlassian, I undertook an experiment and moved from a senior developer position to a manager role for 15 months... and then I went back to coding. Will my experience help you make a decision if you're facing one - I don't know. But it will be food for thought :slightly_smiling_face:
Form is your friend (Lightning Talk ⚡️)
This talk consolidates basic but not very spread information about form. Developers don't always need ton of JavaScript to make them work, as browsers and community behind W3C do really great job on delivering fantastic functionality and integration. Some things can be used out of the box, others of course require adjusting. But form is definitely can and should be used in web, with no fear, at least for the sake of accessibility.
Utilizing AI to create tests (Lightning Talk ⚡️)
Discover how AI tools simplify the creation of tests, from basic setups to complex scenarios. This live demo will reveal techniques for leveraging AI to save time, overcome testing challenges, and achieve good code coverage.
Send Web3 transactions using JS (Lightning Talk ⚡️)
Live setup of web3 dApp using radix-dapp-toolkit library (which I develop). Use JS to send transaction to Radix Wallet. Introduction to Radix way of doing web3.