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The most boring decision: how to choose technologies when you're no longer a startup

TalkinRussianat JavaScript fwdays'20 autumn online · 2020-09-11..09-26· [engineering-leadership]
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Author describes a shift from constantly chasing new JavaScript tools (decorators, stage‑0 proposals, Proxy, switching frameworks like Backbone→Angular→React→Vue) toward deliberately choosing conservative, well‑known technologies in non‑startup projects. The talk explains why adopting a “boring” solution philosophy makes sense for existing codebases and when to resist introducing new approaches into production work.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:56Experience and current stack
  3. 10:07Legacy stack and tech speed
  4. 13:41GitLab new tech adoption
  5. 20:48Code quality ownership
  6. 27:24Resistance to new tech
  7. 32:59Ideal tech adoption process
  8. 41:26Why not TypeScript
  9. 48:25React vs Angular
  10. 54:32Team setup and legacy code
  11. 1:02:10Tech migration and updates
  12. 1:12:18Conclusion and Q&A
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