Art & Entropy: bringing chaos to your frontend
summary
The talk connects Chaos Engineering with frontend development, arguing that chaos experiments (server crashes, DNS loss, load‑balancer failures) should also be applied to the browser-facing part of applications. It presents the frontend as a highly unpredictable, inconsistent component that needs resilience techniques, and explores combining chaos practices with ideas drawn from traditional Japanese art to open new approaches for building robust frontends.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and presentation
- 1:23Contemporary art
- 1:48A new medium
- 2:21Chaos Engineering
- 8:12The experimental experience
- 10:24Perturbation zones
- 15:43Localization
- 20:04Pseudo-localization
- 23:08Timers
- 26:38Double-click
- 27:36Accessibility
- 33:13Conclusion
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