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After Hours Influencer sessions

Workshops and Engage sessions

Access 80+ Keynotes

Access to investors & mentors

Access to networking database

After Hours Influencer sessions

Workshops and Engage sessions

Access 100+ Keynotes

Access to investors & mentors

Access to networking database

Four days exhibition booth

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day 1

10:00AM

10:00AM - 11:00AM

My own designer

Design is everywhere. And periodically every developer is faced with design challenges, whether it’s a pet project, a work task, or just trying to make sense of a neighboring area.

We’ll break down the basics of product design, break down mistakes, and put together a checklist of “how to make design work.

11:00AM

11:00AM - 12:00AM

System Design for Design System

– Why write another design system in React.
– The principles of designing a design system.
– How to friend Figma with components.
– How to test components for visual regression.
– How to automate the delivery of changes to design system beneficiary services.

12:00AM

12:00AM - 1:00PM

Using USB tokens for browser authentication

How you and your users can get hacked.
Why total security doesn’t exist.
What is a USB token and what they are.
FIDO, FIDO2, U2F, passwordless, WebAuthn.
Let’s implement simple authentication in a browser with a USB-token.

01:00PM

01:00PM - 2:00PM

What does WebGPU mean for a web platform?

WebGPU is WebGL’s successor, a new API for displaying 3D scenes in the browser. Why are Apple, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and the Khronos group creating a new standard? What features will WebGPU bring to the web platform, and what does it mean for web developers?

2:00PM

2:00PM - 03:00PM

Career advancement without a line of code

In recent years, everyone has started to talk about the proverbial soft-skills. Starting with facts and examples of why they are important for career development, and ending with how they can be effectively developed in the shortest possible time. There are always so many of them that each time you involuntarily think that it’s impossible to develop them all. But what if you separate the cutlets from the flies and isolate the necessary skills for each level of developer?

03:00PM

03:00PM - 04:30PM

Why would a developer record videos

The value of YouTube is not only in interesting videos.
All programmers need their own channel.
Haters are an area of growth that you won’t find in a company.

day 2

10:00AM

10:00AM - 11:00AM

How to achieve productive rendering in the browser

We’ll talk about how the browser frame delivery pipeline works and talk about what every developer needs to know so that your interfaces are responsive and animations are smooth and produce 60fps even when the main thread is under heavy computational load.

11:00AM

11:00AM - 12:00AM

Microfrontends. Two years in production

We started with Angular, prepared for the multiframework paradigm, and what did we come up with?
A way to store, load and run microservices.
Managing service versions on the fly – is it necessary or not?
Can we do without communication with other commands and do with types only?
How and when do microservices turn into monoliths? What to do?
Reusable code – myth or reality?
UI-kit. How to deliver it several times a week and not to break anything?
Microservices or codsplitting – how to choose?

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12:00AM

12:00AM - 01:00PM

You don't need Bootstrap!

The glory days of the Bootstrap framework, like the jQuery library, are over. The world is changing, standards are evolving, and tools are emerging that better meet the needs of developers. But at the core of Bootstrap there are useful concepts and notions that are worth knowing about

01:00PM

01:00PM - 02:00PM

TypeScript: The Worst Best Programming Language

We offer our subjective view on the real problems with TypeScript: complex syntax, incomprehensible type inference, structural typing, and much more. As a result, we will try to figure out if the language is really as good as everyone describes it.

02:00PM

02:00PM - 03:00PM

Accessibility: for whom and how to implement?

Who is it for?
How have I tried to communicate to businesses that accessibility is needed?
Where did I look for visually impaired testing professionals?
How much does it cost to implement Accessibility?

03:00PM

03:00PM - 06:30PM

Translating a large project from Vue to Svelte with the TypeScript compiler

In the talk, we will talk about the architecture of the TypeScript compiler, and show the tricks that allow using it for code analysis and conversion. We will talk a little bit about the features of the frameworks we are dealing with. And find out how many programmers it takes to move Ozon from Vue to Svelte.