Talks

The talk is about a React Rendering Engine (tool) that Toptal build a few years ago, and its features.

How to calculate integral on the frontend.

Microservice architecture is making its way to the frontend. The talk presents one of the ways to implement this architecture using modules and web components, discusses the problems and advantages of this approach.

Dmitry will reveal the nuances of sourcemaps and tell you how to implement your language with their support.

In this talk, Dmitry wants to show the problem of the deceitfulness of simplicity of async/await on the real case, approximate solutions, and profits.

Well, what is so complex in building a library for testing? Especially if we are building a library for a testing component framework. The term "components" means high isolation and so — quite a simplicity in creating assertions. Let's take look at why things are quite painful with @vue/test-utils and what we could do with that.

In this talk, we will look at the existing technologies for working with AR and VR on the web, the standards, and also look at the state of the whole XR industry.

You may have heard of technologies like ReasonML/Rescript and bucklescript. All this is OCaml on the frontend. But how does it all work? How does OCaml compile to JS? Why is this cool? You will learn in this talk.

In this talk, we will be looking at NodeJS side of MetaCall Core.

The audience will learn about hardships that arise during big data visualization and ways to bypass/overcome them. You will also hear about the opportunities of maps and the desired functionality of applications for business intelligence.

Authentication is a pain point for many businesses, which lose a significant percentage of the potential customers on sign up and sign-in steps. It's possible to improve the process in a way that would allow minimizing this percentage. Let Anton tell you how!

The purpose of this talk is to show the "samurai way" using a real example in production and how to solve the search problems in the online editor.

Some discussions describe JavaScript as dynamic typed. But what if that's not entirely true...

Let's discuss the Temporal proposal to JavaScript in more depth by building a complex yet interesting application using the shiny new APIs!

In this session, we'll talk about how browsers work with time, what time is in general, and how to show a reminder at the right moment.

Mikhail will talk about his experience of working on a pet project.

A funny story about looking for a stability problem in one React Native application, where "turning it off and back on" only makes it worse.

An overview of the design of microservices and APIs, using templates and design patterns; DevOps and test practices, based on the experience of building microservice architecture applications for various industries: finance, retail, resources.

Pavel will tell how SberDevices team made interfaces work smoothly and fast on SberBox and SberPortal, the devices with so different performance.

In this talk, Vitaly will be going over dozens of useful and hidden DevTools features and tips and techniques, explain the daunting performance and networking panels, show fancy experimental features and a debugging workflow for dealing with CSS and JS.

Alexander will tell you how to apply new skills to improve performance here and now.

Learn more about accessibility testing.

During this workshop, we will write an app on React and TypeScript using MobX for state management.

For client applications, computer vision technology claims to be an excellent way to improve interaction and increase the interactivity of the user interface. If one day you decide to use computer vision in a web application, you are likely to face several problems and limitations, which will be discussed in this talk.

Machine learning and JavaScript sounds tricky but is it so? Artur will tell you.

The purpose of the talk: to share the experience of working with hacks. We'll talk about Redux, React Context, Apollo GraphQL, and how to be when you feel scared.

Vitaly will show you the tricks and recipes for creating CI/CDs to keep all engineers happy.

Vitaly will show you the tricks and recipes for creating CI/CDs to keep all engineers happy.

Serverless using Vercel and Cloudflare as an example: how to design productive services in two clicks.

GraphQL is a tool, not a silver bullet, and in the talk we will analyze in which cases can use it, and in which not.

Alexey will talk about how to quickly take the power in a JS or TS project. How to humiliate and oppress developers so that they remain efficient and happy.

In this session, we are going to talk about how browser plugins can break your website. And what to watch out for to avoid this.

Just for fun we will talk about how to achieve parametric polymorphism of type constructors, and about managing dependent runtime states in JavaScript.

JetBrains is releasing new functionality for all of its products this spring — Code With Me. How does this thing work inside? What's the story and future of Code With Me? Kirill Skrygan will tell about all these things.

Valeria Andrianova, Product Marketing Manager, will show you how Space works and how it helps development teams create cool products and communicate more effectively.

We will talk about the schedule, sessions, and share the information. Join the broadcast to find out what's on the air soon!

We take stock, remember the bright moments and talk about our plans. Join the broadcast, so you don't miss anything!

The talk about Lottie.

Virtual assistants infiltrate deeper into our lives, and technologies for their creation are developing fast. Using the Salut family as an example, let's look at developing skills with a visual interface in React and NodeJS.

How to develop a website for an IT infrastructure provider when you have a dozen product teams and 118 pages of content? Evgeny will tell about this.

During this session will be introduced how Cypress can interact with application backend and why it could be useful.