It is shaping up to be a pretty great year for CSS, with a plethora of new features on the horizon. Some are already starting to land in browsers, others are likely to gain widespread browser support in 2023, while for one or two the process may be a little longer. In this talk we’ll take a look at most exciting ones.
As we are marching towards distributed applications and microfrontends , javascript logging gets difficult to trace. How we can send logs to the owning team and not the consuming team in situations were we have single page composed of components owned by multiple teams ? . In this talk we are going to see about using multiple DSNs with sentry.
This talk explores the process of self-hosting Next.js apps as an alternative to Vercel. We discuss the reasons for not choosing Vercel, including cost considerations and specific infrastructure requirements. The session covers dockerizing Next.js apps, providing a portable deployment solution. We also touch upon Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) and its benefits in a self-hosted environment. Finally, we delve into hosting options on AWS focusing on scalability, availability, and cost optimization. Attendees will gain insights into self-hosting Next.js apps, empowering them with flexibility and cost efficiency.
Navigate the confluence of Generative AI and frontend development in this lightning talk. We delve into the concept and power of Generative AI, its optimal usage scenarios, and analyze if this technology has the potential to replace frontend developers. A journey through the present into the future of tech.
Tailwind CSS is all the rage. Whether you love it or not, if you need to use a utility-first framework like it in a complex project, there is some work to do. In this talk, I lay out advanced strategies to manage scale and complexity with TailwindCSS and like-minded libraries. We will go in-depth into architectural solutions for use cases like design systems, multi-theming, interoperability with CSS-in-JS, good DX and more.
With Flutter for Web gaining fast popularity there are some nitty tricks and solutions to get your Flutter web app upto speeds with the traditional web frameworks. We will look at what is the current state of the web platform and if its a viable solution in 2023 for web projects. When building mobile first solutions what should be the approach to add web support and with Web Assembly support coming in for Flutter along with huge optimisation in Flutter 3 for web is this something that will scale and has the power compete neck to neck with Tailwind and React.
React Server Components and the RFC around it was groundbraking when in came out. It has become the next big thing in React Tooling. But are Server Components SSR? Is React just PHP in disguise now? Will we run into issues colocating backend and frontend code? How much of what we already know needs to be unlearned? Do these questions even matter?
We will deep dive React Server Components conceptually and maybe come away with some answers.
What generic architechture of browser looks like? How renderingNG has changed the rendering pipeline in chrome for good which brings fundamental architectural changes in chrome driven by Blink. We would look into rendering pipeline stages in details and how content turns into pixel at the end of the pipeline.