BeJS conf 23 speakers

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Beside connecting with spirited beings and relishing local menus, this year’s edition let you discover the latest JS and Frontend updates (Qwik, SolidJS, Typescript, NextJS, Node, Deno, AI, Testing, Security, Design…) through lively talks, panel discussions, and more…!

Talks

TC39 Panel - JavaScript Inside Out How Your Favorite Programming Language Is Being Created?

TC39 Panel discussion: Our people got a chance to ask your questions to the people creating our favorite programming language.

Disrupting Full Text Search Industry With JavaScript Michele Riva

How can a JavaScript-based search engine retrieve millions of records in a matter of microseconds?

Tale Of Two Webs Kyle Simpson

We'll look at the web (past, present, and future) through these lenses, and hope to inspire the challenges and changes we should be tackling to remake the web into something better.

Hack Proofing Your JavaScript A Fun And Engaging Guide To Enhancing Security Jessie Auguste

Are you struggling to get into and enjoy the fundamentals and developments within Javascript security? Do you find it tough to engage your team with security concepts? In this talk, we'll explore how to make JavaScript security best practices fun and interesting.

Now And Then Debugging Async JS Jenn Creighton

Async JavaScript is mind-bending to write, even worse to debug. In this talk, we'll explore why async bugs are difficult, what common missteps create those bugs, and how to debug async code with the debugger.

Building a Node js runtime for the browser Jasper De Moor

A talk about how codesandbox built a Node.js-compatible runtime that can run in any browser

Powering Up Micro Frontends At The Edge Gift Egwuenu

Micro-frontends offer a new approach to front-end development, addressing these challenges by breaking down monolithic front-ends applications into smaller, independent, and reusable components, making them easier to deploy, manage, and scale.

Turbopack Rust Based Successor To Webpack Devlin Duldulao

Take a deep dive into how Turbopack (the new Rust-based successor to Webpack) came to be and the new incremental architecture it's built on.

Humanizing Your Documentation Carolyn Stransky

The One Repo To Rule Them All - Unleashing The Power Of Nx Liza Morrison

Nx monorepo tool is more than just a tool for managing codebases. It's a powerful platform that offers advanced features designed to optimize your development process.

The One Repo To Rule Them All - Unleashing The Power Of Nx Antoine Pairet

Nx monorepo tool is more than just a tool for managing codebases. It's a powerful platform that offers advanced features designed to optimize your development process.

Typescript Performance: Going Beyond The Surface Aleksandra Sikora

Do you ever find yourself pondering how to identify and address performance issues in TypeScript to maximize the effectiveness of your code? If so, join us for a talk on the performance of TypeScript and the techniques you can use to get the most out of your code

Using Qwik To Turn React Application Into Lazy Hydration Islands Misko Hevery

Improve the performance of your Ract application by combining it with Qwik to lazy load and lazy hydrate the React codebase improving your application performance.

Synchronously Call Your Asynchronous Functions Nicolò Ribaudo

With the advent of ESM modules, any tool that dynamically loads modules needs to do so asynchronously: due to its runtime plugins and configuration systems, Babel is slowly migrating from a synchronous to an asynchronous API.

Revolutionary Signals Ryan Carniato

Signals seem to be popping up everywhere these days. But there is more to the story than the past few months. In this talk, we will look at what they are, their history, and how they are changing the way we approach building in the front end.

Build your own Node js app in the browser with WebContainer API Sylwia Vargas

Running Node.js in the browser has been a dream of many educators, documentarians, and innovative programmers. In this talk, we will look at how to use WebContainer API to spin up your own playground, editor, tutorial, or hack an entirely new type of experience.

The next level apps for Web developers Machine learning on browsers Erick Wendel

rtificial Intelligence is going hype and how can we Web developers be part of it? This talk will lead you to learn how to use Machine Learning in the browser