A deep dive into the specific features of Web Workers that aid in making it possible to perform tasks typically reserved for cloud computing jobs, in the browser.

Insights into Smashing Magazine’s Relaunch — with decisions made, failures, successes and lessons learned along the way.

WebAssembly, the new low-level bytecode format for the Web, could seem like a complicated topic to some. Vlad provides you with required WebAssembly knowledge.

Before being a web developer, we are all users of the internet which is a jungle of UX patterns, some bad, some good and some terrible.

What do CRDTs and frontends have to do with each other?

With modern development tools, it’s easy to locate the exact code that’s slowing down your application, but what do you do next? Why exactly is it slow, and how do you make it fast?

See how you can control multiple drones using JavaScript and Node.

Explore innovative ways of organizing styles, adding complex interactivity and meaningful transitions.

Kas discuss the MIDI communications protocol, how we can create and augment music with JavaScript, and will hopefully make you think about how your apps communicate with each other.

Useful techniques for customizing data visualizations, numbers, dates, right-to-left, iconography, and colors for a global audience.

An update on the evolving tools, potential, ecosystem, and community associated with the JAMstack.

Acoustic activity recognition can create new interactions and better smart systems. See how you can experiment with JS, Machine Learning, and Tensorflow.js.

Learn how to convince your team to adopt and use TypeScript effectively.

We are obsessed with coding and creating automated workflows and optimizations. And yet our final products aren't making it easy for people to use them.

Learn all about the TC39, the committee working on evolving the JavaScript language standard.

See the design and architecture that went into creating a component compiler which generates framework agnostic components.

JavaScript Proxies are fun and powerful, but you should probably never use them! Learn why. Plus, see how Immer makes working with immutability easy,

The ownership of the npm package 'event-stream' changed hands, late 2018, and found its way into the hands of an attacker, targeting a Bitcoin wallet.

A journey into the asynchronous debugging horrors, how to avoid them and what patterns can be used to ease the life of each developer debugging applications.

Join one of WeWork's first hires on his journey & decisions that helped shape the global footprint of it's marketing website and its massive growth.

Top #10 things I've learned while putting JavaScript on the top of server-side benchmarks.

Pros and cons of creating class and function components in React vs Vue vs Svelte.

When thinking of backend languages, JavaScript is not the first thing that comes to mind. But why not?

A JS-driven app gets a static render, massively improving the time to first render, and time to interactive. See useful build tools, and learn how to avoid all the gotchas.

Learn the alternative ways of presenting 2D content in the browser (CSS, Canvas, WebGL), along with the pros and cons of each one.

A decade after Node was first announced, JavaScript and the web platform have evolved. Deno is a new JavaScript/TypeScript runtime—the evolution of Node.

Short and easy introduction to lenses, profunctor optics, and how to use them for state management.

See effective ways to progressively render a webpage from the server to the client, and important performance aspects of rendering modern websites.

Who's the jock? The nerd? The misfit? Who's the type A overachiever, or the moody artist, or the partier? Get to know each of these JavaScript frameworks through the hallowed medium of the teen comedy.

Commenting code is a more nuanced thing than we give it credit for.

Take a peek behind the layers of the event loop, select/epoll nonblocking I/O, and hardware architecture to answer a simple question: what is waiting, and how does a program wait?

How good are your tests? Would they still pass if the tested code was changed? If so, there may be problems with your code, your tests, or both!

Visual validation is a relatively new concept that can be used to enhance existing automated tests and provide an easy way to perform those difficult checks for things like UX, localization, usability, responsive design, and cross-device testing.

It can be hard for developers to keep up with the newest trends and frameworks. What if you could use machine learning to help you keep up with all of the changes?

How to make sure a design system specifies design choices and allows users to build quickly, but doesn't lock you into specific frameworks or trendy tools out of the gate.

See examples of magical thinking as a design methodology for technological innovations.

Inclusion doesn't just happen. It has to be intentionally and continuously cultivated. Learn the ways we can all be responsible for building communities with an inclusion-first mindset.

Many companies often only dedicate the time and effort to create SOME accessibility. What they choose to make accessible doesn’t always reflect what users want or need.

Variable Fonts allow typography on the web to adapt to the flexible nature of screens, environments and devices.

GitLab doesn't have any offices. How do they do it?

Take a journey into the Web MIDI api where the possibilities of the web aren’t just at your keyboard fingertips anymore, they’re literally any MIDI compatible controller you have connected!

Is your first thought when thinking about cryptography, “nope, that’s not for me!”? This talk explains the basics of encryption and hashing through simple examples.

How do you set up Typescript and other static checking? Do you target ESM or CJS builds? Is integration testing even possible?

Learn how to build a search query parser, in JavaScript. Starting with the building blocks of all languages and what a parser is, to a practical implementation.

Take a deep look at the principles of framework design and how we can apply them to build better software.

Learn how to build a simple gesture recognition system using JavaScript, Arduino and Machine learning.

Learn the benefits of introducing cultural and thought diversity into an organization, along with core concepts that can lead to positive contributions in the tech space.

Useful techniques for customizing data visualizations, numbers, dates, right-to-left, iconography, and colors for a global audience.

A JS-driven app gets a static render, massively improving the time to first render, and time to interactive. See useful build tools, and learn how to avoid all the gotchas.

Join one of WeWork's first hires on his journey & decisions that helped shape the global footprint of it's marketing website and its massive growth.

Insights into Smashing Magazine’s Relaunch — with decisions made, failures, successes and lessons learned along the way.

What can we do to lower the feedback loop and make it easier to create beautiful websites and apps?

An update on the evolving tools, potential, ecosystem, and community associated with the JAMstack.

Learn how to convince your team to adopt and use TypeScript effectively.