Opening keynote / Keynote d'ouverture
summary
Claims that the average website is 2.2 MB, costs users on slow mobile links and carries avoidable tracking and third‑party bloat. Shows a concrete tool, webhint, available as an NPM module and editor extension that emits accessibility performance PWA and security reports and prevents errors before deployment. Cites a real 911 outage from a quoting/allocation bug and points to Margaret Hamilton’s moon‑landing assembly on GitHub as archival proof of why maintainability and standards matter.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Opening keynote
- 3:59Coding as profession
- 7:54Reality of coding jobs
- 13:17Technical debt challenges
- 20:11Key skills for developers
- 27:16Preventing errors with tools
- 31:29Web vulnerabilities
- 33:37Future of web development
- 35:28Closing remarks
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