NEJS Conf 2015
who it's for
frontend developers, javascript developers, web performance engineers, frontend architects, ux engineers, node.js developers, community organizers
topics
responsive design and progressive enhancement; critical CSS inlining; HTTP/2 server push; asset hashing and aggressive caching; WebPageTest and PageSpeed tooling; server-side rendering with React; readable streams and pipe patterns; custom elements polyfill (IE9+); Snap.svg animated data visualization; ES6 let/const and temporal dead zone; ES6 arrow functions and destructuring
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Responsive, Adaptive and Responsible | Christian Heilmann | 43m |
Argues that core web principles are eroding and gives concrete audits and fixes: found 4200 interoperability bugs during a modern-browser rewrite, measured the… | ||
| Believe in Streams | Pam Selle | 31m |
Claim: streams let code process data incrementally so systems avoid holding everything in memory and model ongoing input as data. Shows Node readable stream +… | ||
| Using Custom Elements Today | Mike Macaulay | 24m |
Claims that Custom Elements are practical today, backed by a tiny shim and examples: a 4k polyfill that targets IE9+; a drop-down implemented as a… | ||
| High Performance in the Critical Rendering Path | Nicolás Bevacqua | 29m |
Claims specific fixes and tools: measure with WebPageTest and PageSpeed Insights, expect to find blocking CSS/JS and a six‑second spinner on bad pages; reduce… | ||
| Reacting to the Isomorphic Buzz | Bruce Coddington | 24m |
Demo shows server-side rendering with Facebook’s React and Walmart Lab’s Hapi, using React Router to get the active components, calling a static fetch on each… | ||
| Architecting Communities | Amanda Harlin | 24m |
Techlahoma applies software practices to community building: a git based workflow with GitHub issues for transparency, Trello kanban boards for task tracking… | ||
| SVG Animation with snap.svg | Julia Smith | 18m |
Demonstrates using Snap.svg to create and animate real SVG files, not just toy shapes, and to sync visuals with sound. Builds an animated data sonification… | ||
| You and the Temporal Dead Zone, ES6 Variables For Fun and Profit | Isaac Murchie | 33m |
Shows exactly what changes and what breaks: let/const block scope introduces real per-iteration closure in for loops and enforces a temporal dead zone that… | ||
| The Map & The Territory | Ethan Marcotte | 47m |
Argues that responsive design is practical: uses fluid grids, media queries and selectors like nth-child to build adaptable layouts; practices progressive… | ||
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