List of videos

Maxim Salnikov - Sending your Angular App into deep, deep offline with Workbox Tweet? twitter.com/angularNL www.frontendlove.com Stay posted on our latest news, javascript and frontend events and talks for free via: http://eepurl.com/gh6AHP Powered by passionatepeople.io

Natalia Venditto - Angular + GraphQL. We do it because we can! Tweet? twitter.com/angularNL www.frontendlove.com Stay posted on our latest news, javascript and frontend events and talks for free via: http://eepurl.com/gh6AHP Powered by passionatepeople.io

Stefan Nieuwenhuis - Let’s talk about Micro Frontends with Angular and StencilJs Tweet? twitter.com/angulaNL www.frontendlove.com Stay posted on our latest news, javascript and frontend events and talks for free via: http://eepurl.com/gh6AHP Powered by passionatepeople.io

Manfred Steyer - Architectures for Huge Angular Based Enterprise Applications: NPM packages, Monorepos and Microservices. Tweet? twitter.com/AngularNL www.frontendlove.com Stay posted on our latest news, javascript and frontend events and talks for free via: http://eepurl.com/gh6AHP Powered by passionatepeople.io

Coen Koopman - Building an Angular component Library Tweet? twitter.com/angularNL www.frontendlove.com Stay posted on our latest news, javascript and frontend events and talks for free via: http://eepurl.com/gh6AHP Powered by passionatepeople.io

Michael Hladky - RxJS Advanced Patterns Learn how to manage heavily dynamic Angular apps Angular 2019 - www.angularnl.com NodeConferenceNL - 7th June 2019 - www.nodeconference.nl Tweet? twitter.com/frontend_love www.frontendlove.com Stay posted on our latest news, javascript and frontend events and talks for free via: http://eepurl.com/gh6AHP Powered by passionatepeople.io

JavaScript is continuously evolving, with new features coming every year. Some say that it happens to fast, but everybody wishes some specific proposal would be implemented by browser right now. What new features can we use in 2024, and what can we expect soon? What are some more long-term proposed features that will have a potential huge impact of the ecosystem? We'll go together through these questions, while learning at the same time how JavaScript gets standardized! https://jsconfbp.com/speakers/nicolo-ribaudo I’m a developer who loves open source and JavaScript. I work at Igalia, where I help push the web forward, and I maintain Babel — the JavaScript compiler. I’m also a TC39 delegate and I’ve helped developing different JavaScript proposals over the years.

Everyone knows accessibility is important, but even with the best of intentions, we still might not be achieving an accessible design in our apps. In this talk, I'll help the audience build their empathy for disabled users through the eyes of someone in the disabled community (myself), while giving them the tools they need to tackle accessibility both from a design and implementation standpoint. https://jsconfbp.com/speakers/isabela-moreira Isabela is a software engineer at Microsoft, building a design system and component library to bring coherence to internal products. Previously at Google and various startups, she's found her home wearing many hats at Microsoft - from engineering, to design work, to community support and outreach. Isabela is a huge fan of the intersection of code and design and loves mechanical keyboards. As a Latina in tech, she's an advocate for other minorities and frequently speaks out and provides resources on Twitter.

If someone is talking to you, you can hear them well, but what if you couldn’t? Explore the world of a hearing-impaired developers and understand the struggles, triumphs, and tips for inclusivity in this inspirational and experiential session. Join to hear an experiential story and an unique journey that shows that dability is no barrier to success in tech. Discover how to make your applications and content accessible to those with hearing loss, and learn how to collaborate effectively with hearing-impaired developers and support them. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to break down barriers and unlock the potential of inclusive development. https://jsconfbp.com/speakers/ante-tomic Ante is a skilled and hearing-impaired Senior Software Engineer at Infobip with a strong interest in Web and the technical side of it. With permanent 55% hearing loss in both ears, he’s a testament to the power of determination and hard work which often speaks louder than words. He has a big love and soft spot for rubber ducks and excels at presenting and educating, React, JavaScript, Node.JS, build processes, automation and improving developer and customer experiences. He always shares his own experiences, especially in accessibility. Ante's goal is to always improve, making things more efficient and user-friendly. When he steps away from coding, Ante enjoys discovering new music, long and scenic walks, and capturing the beauty of the world through his hobby of photography, traveling, and travel blogging. As a big extrovert at heart, he’s always up for sharing a laugh, interesting travel stories, or discussing the latest tech topics. Approachable and driven, Ante shows that hearing impairment is just a part of his journey, not the end of his story. If you have a moment, his doors are always open for a chat, so don't hesitate to start a discussion with him - he is more than happy to connect and talk with you!