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JSNation 2024

Andrey Sitnik

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React Summit 2024

Local-first community created a fresh new architecture for our world dominated by cloud. In this talk, Andrey Sitnik, will advocate for local-first architecture, delve into its unique futures, and provide real-world production experience. This talk is helpful for every engineer because it contains multiple steps to improve privacy. From simple first steps without rewriting the app to profound revisions utilizing local-first architecture- there’s something for everyone.

Privacy-First Architecture

Open-source is a term used to describe software that is made freely available, with the source code open for anyone to view and modify. The source code is usually shared publicly on platforms such as GitHub, allowing developers to collaborate on projects and build upon each other's work. Open-source software can be used, modified, and redistributed freely, making it a great resource for developers who are looking to learn or create new projects.

Open-source is an important part of the JavaScript development world, and our learning portal provides a wealth of talks, workshops, tutorials, and presentations about open-source. Our experts have created content to help developers understand how to use open-source tools and libraries, as well as how to contribute to open-source projects. With our resources, you can stay up-to-date on the latest trends in open-source development and learn how to create powerful applications with open-source software.

Open-Source Talks, Workshops, Tutorials & Presentations for JavaScript Developers

Realtime is a term used to describe systems that respond to user input or events almost immediately. This means that the response time from the system is very low, usually less than a second. In JavaScript, realtime applications are typically web-based and involve client-side scripting to update the user interface in response to user input or events. Examples of realtime applications include chat applications, multiplayer games, news feeds, and stock tickers.

Realtime Talks, Workshops, Tutorials & Presentations for JavaScript Developers

Stay up to date with the latest realtime technologies and trends in web development. Our talks, workshops, tutorials and presentations are designed to help JavaScript developers gain an understanding of the fundamentals of realtime programming and how to use them in their projects. Learn about topics such as WebSockets, Pub/Sub messaging, serverless computing, and more. Get the skills you need to build powerful and efficient realtime applications today!

Realtime Talks, Workshops, Tutorials and Presentations for JavaScript Developers

Svelte is a JavaScript framework that allows developers to create fast, reactive web applications. It uses a unique approach of writing code that compiles down to optimized, small bundles of code that are sent to the browser. It does not require any external libraries or frameworks, making it incredibly lightweight and efficient. Svelte also provides powerful features such as reactivity, two-way data binding, and virtual DOM diffing.

Svelte is a modern JavaScript framework for building user interfaces that offers a unique approach to web development. With its simple syntax and intuitive design, Svelte makes it easy to create fast, reactive web applications. Here you can find talks, workshops, tutorials and presentations about Svelte, from beginner to advanced topics. Learn how to build powerful and efficient UIs with Svelte, and discover the best practices to get the most out of this exciting framework.