Talks

How does a developer decide that TypeSrcipt is mastered? Most likely, he memorised the primitives, had a quick look at the keywords and operators, looked at the assemblers, then shrugged and added the language to his CV. This is how I acted until recently, when I encountered practical tasks in TypeSrcipt.

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- How do you manage your emotions?
- What if the toxicity is inside you? How to get rid of it?

TypeScript is not a type-safe language, so it is important to understand the capabilities and limitations of its type system. This can be done with task of calculating the values ​​of eval and new Function at compile time with type-level programming.

We'll go from using CSS to calculating layout ourselves. And find out if you can run Doom in the browser without it.

Let's check a systematic approach to autotests. And why the JS developer is the central node of it. Or is it still AI?

At Grinatom on the projects ‘Record’ (training and all HR processes with employees) and ‘AtomCor’ (SAP replacement), we have implemented and successfully use the open-source but uncommon Moleculer JS framework for microservices development. By the way, we are contrubuting in open-source.

I will tell you what problems we solve with this framework, what other frameworks are available for microservices development (Node.js) and what is the advantage of Moleculer JS over them. 

We'll look at the weaknesses of TypeScript, especially in the context of system code. And then we will consider the solution: how to get the main advantages of TS without writing logic in it.

How we legally use Copilot in VKontakte, what tasks I use AI-assistants for and why this text could not be generated by a neural network.

I will tell you about using Emscripten to port native programs to the web. Difficulties and actual problems of porting on the example of “Heroes 3”, “Perimeter”, “Vangers” and other classic games.

Target audience: owners of native products who are trying to evaluate the possibility of porting them to the web.

Presentation on Web VR: its integration into the internet, evolution, devices, hands-on insights, challenges, and solutions.

I will tell you what is wrong with materials in Three.js, why Three.js Shading Language (TSL) was invented and how it works. We will understand what nodes are, how to create (or rather “generate”) shaders using them, and show a lot of experimental demos on TSL (WebGPU).

Developing an embedding SDK from components of an existing React-based web application. Solving compatibility issues between the SDK and a consumer application, white-labeling, plugin system, testing of the SDK.

Fascinating stories about how developers from different companies installed popular packages and broke the whole project, overwriting files on the hard drive and sharing cryptocurrency wallet passwords.

Without proper care, a project can turn into a warehouse of forgotten artefacts. I will show you how to deal with dead code at all levels - from package.json to browser execution.

In this talk, we will walk through the evolution of approaches to developing UI. We will discuss where the complexity of frontend engineering originates from and how to tackle the arising problems