JSWORLD Conference 2022 Online
2022-02-09..2022-02-23
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[JSWorld Conference 2021, JSWorld Conference USA 2021, JSWorld Conference 2022, JSWORLD Conference 2022 Online, JSworld Conference 2023, JSWorld Conference 2024]
who it's for
frontend developers, web developers, React developers, full stack developers, open source contributors, QA engineers, product designers
topics
incremental static regeneration; service worker internals; atomic CSS-in-JS; Next.js with Storyblok and Layer0; progressive web apps (PWA); container queries for CSS; module federation in JavaScript; serverless Svelte with AWS Amplify; headless CMS architectures; ionic end-to-end testing; accessibility first web design; code search for open source contributors
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| JSWORLD Conference 2022 (in-person) | 01m | |
JSWORLD Conference 2022 (in-person)
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Welcome to the Largest… | ||
| Improving Developer Collaboration with CodeSandbox | Adewale Abati | 16m |
CodeSandbox claims collaboration by default and demonstrates concrete features: no local setup with templates that boot a React/Next app in the browser… | ||
| HTML Best Practice | Anton Nemtsev | 34m |
Argues HTML matters by showing concrete contrasts: an Angular Material slider expands to 8–14 elements vs 2 (label+input) and bloats markup, while the spec… | ||
| Using Atomic CSS-IN-JS to Improve DX and UX | Austin Gil | 29m |
Claims that a Vite plugin called Particles CSS removes the CSS-in-JS runtime by replacing css(...) calls at build time with atomic class strings, deduplicates… | ||
| Breaking into Blockchain Development with JavaScript | Chris Swenor | 19m |
Reach is a JavaScript‑syntax language plus compiler and deployment tool that claims to let JavaScript developers write one codebase and output contracts for… | ||
| Build truly production-ready apps, modern JS, Based SAAS Stack for Indie Devs | David Levai | 39m |
Claims a product fails without onboarding and support: a shipped React Native + Node app on Amazon ECS with a five-person team gets zero retention and the… | ||
| Incremental Static Regeneration: Static sites on steroids | Facundo Giuliani | 30m |
Explains that Next.js offers Next.js Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) which keeps initially built static pages but runs per-page background rebuilds after… | ||
| Accessibility first is the new Mobile first | Jakub Janczyk | 29m |
Argues for making accessibility a first-class practice, showing concrete wins: using semantic HTML and ARIA, enforcing WCAG levels (A/AA/AAA) in design… | ||
| Behind the Scenes of a Sevice Worker | Laura Morinigo | 26m |
Defines why a PWA needs HTTPS requirement and a manifest and shows a service worker as a JS script that intercepts requests; walks the install → fetch →… | ||
| Evolution of JamStack: Not just Static Anymore | Ishan Anand | 24m |
Claim: static Jamstack alone breaks at scale for sites with tens of thousands to millions of pages (example: a grocery with ~60,000 SKUs or news sites with… | ||
| Debug Like a Detective | Mariam Reba Alexander | 23m |
Shows concrete debugging moves: use Chrome DevTools features like conditional breakpoints and live expressions to watch an axios response and spot… | ||
| Native Web Apps: Are we there yet? | Maxim Salnikov | 34m |
Claims that 3% of sampled sites use service workers generating about one fifth of global web traffic and that there are 1.5 million installable sites… | ||
| Establishing Fastest Online Presence with Next.js, Storyblok and Layer0 | Rishi Raj Jain | 17m |
A portfolio built with React, Next.js, Storyblok and Layer0 delivers measured results: LCP 0.551s, zero CLS, and page-to-page navigation in 0.064s with a 3 KB… | ||
| PWA, Hidden Stories about future of the Web - II | Romulo Cintra Espirito Santo | 29m |
Only ~3% of sites run a service worker (2021) despite ~95% browser support, and about 85% of installs happen from browsers versus 67% via app stores, so… | ||
| Design and Development Consideration for Dual Screen Devices | Stephanie Stimack | 24m |
New web primitives detect and size screens so layouts actually avoid the hinge and span displays rather than just claiming support The CSS viewport-segments… | ||
| Building a template engine from Scratch | Vipul Bhardwaj | 23m |
Builds a small compiled template engine that works: templates parse into tokens, produce JavaScript code, and become reusable render functions created with… | ||
| All about being Headless | Surbhi Agarwal | 30m |
Slides claim headless is an API-driven approach — a subset of decoupled/microservices that separates backend/data from multiple frontend channels — exposing… | ||
| Legacy code,not that bad | Ariane Jurado De Bilbao | 23m |
Claims that working on an 11 year e commerce codebase built with Backbone and Sass and lacking tests teaches real skills not fear it shows concrete practices… | ||
| Bringing ionic end-to-end testing to a higher level | Wim Selles | 23m |
March directly via https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/tickets-jsworld-conference-5-year-anniversary-174258159847?discount=amazingcommunity#tickets JSWORLD Conference… | ||
| An OSS contributing's tale | Sybren Willemot | 16m |
Starts from using Vue.js Nuxt.js and Chakra UI Vue, builds a tiny login form, files a small PR to docs that gets accepted, and earns an invite into the Chakra… | ||
| Who is testing the test? | Simon de Lang | 29m |
Shows mutation testing proves test effectiveness beyond code coverage by mutating a demo bar app and running StrykerJS against its unit suite. It generates 126… | ||
| Decoupling 101 | Shedrack Akintayo | 29m |
Claims that decoupling makes teams smaller and swappable are backed by specific stacks: a Drupal backend serving an abstract API consumed by JavaScript front… | ||
| Developing "spidey sense" | Ron Lyle Dagdag | 32m |
Demo runs on a Raspberry Pi with a Sense HAT, Node (Jupyter/tslab) and the stats-analysis npm, collecting minutely time series and sending batches to Azure… | ||
| How module federstion makes our life easier | Nithesh Adukkam Narayanan | 29m |
Demonstrates using Webpack 5 Module Federation with React to build a runtime-composed micro‑frontend: a shell plus two remotes (served as remote_entry.js) that… | ||
| Container queries, the next step towards a truly modular CSS | Maarten Van Hoof | 17m |
Container queries let each component own responsive rules by querying ancestor container dimensions via the new container property and the @container rule… | ||
| Cloud for Frontend | Lucien Immink | 25m |
Shows concrete pipelines and artifacts: a repo bump triggers GitHub Actions that produces a downloadable artifact and allows rollbacks; deploys that artifact… | ||
| From Angular to React, how i decided to take the next career step | Kajetan Świątek | 14m |
Leaves Angular after two years and adopts React, claiming a successful production side project that unlocks interview credibility and lands a job. Compares… | ||
| The too many faces of Architecture | Mihaela Ghidersa | 24m |
Claims that software architecture becomes workable when teams treat it as an evolving, shared responsibility and when architects periodically touch the… | ||
| How to study and reach your first job into IT area | Ilda Neta | 18m |
Claims concrete study habits and buildable artifacts: daily short study outperforms one long weekly session, follow the roadmap.sh front-end roadmap, learn Git… | ||
| Serverless Production Ready with Svelte + AWS Incognito and Amplify | Giorgio Boa | 20m |
Svelte compiles to vanilla JavaScript so the app sends minimal code; authentication uses AWS Cognito for auth with tokens stored in cookies not localStorage… | ||
| 10 Code Search Tricks for Open Source Contributors and Maintainers | Erika Heidi | 21m |
A practical walkthrough of 10 search tricks using Sourcegraph Cloud shows concrete queries: file filters for CONTRIBUTING.md and composer.json to find… | ||
| A year in the React World | Daniel Afonso | 33m |
A year of migrating a real app: moving class components to hooks for cleaner effects and reusable logic, but watch the rules of hooks and avoid premature… | ||
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