Tools talks
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The Three Developers
Lessons learned from maintaining and migrating software on the web including what makes good code, what makes bad code, and how to be a better developer on a team.
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Little JavaScript Bundles of Joy
Find out how Monzo leverage frontend microservices to great effect.
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Securing your site like it's 1999
Security in the early days of the web was hard. One day your HTML is disintegrating, the next you are fighting someone named “~Ninjad00d~” who has found a way to take over your forum system.
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Chrome dev tools tips and tricks
Damian Nicholson talks us through a tool that almost all web developers will have used at one point: Google Chrome and its awesome Developer Tools.
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Version control is a git
As a web developer, knowing your way around a version control system is expected, and git is the industry standard. For a beginner in the git space this talk will be for you.
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Typescript – JavaScript on Steroids
TypeScript takes advantage of modern development principles such as static typing, classes, modules, and interfaces in order to build robust and reusable code.
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Creating D3 Components
Who doesn’t love a good chart? When done correctly, charts can expose beauty in any form of data. Chris Price talks us through the logical leaps and the painful doubling-backs of building on D3.
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Webpack; the how and the why
Kerry takings us through how she converted her team’s build system and test suite from Require.js/Grunt to Webpack. She outlines the sizeable benefits as well as the struggles encountered along the…
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Improving your workflow with Gulp
Alex Newman will take us through his Gulp workflow: What made him decide on Gulp? How does he use it? Why do I feel the need to add a third question? Find out the answer to the first two questions on…
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An introduction in to the world of front end automation
Jonathan Steele gives a basic overview of how a task runner can help you and covers the three biggest task runners: Grunt, Gulp, and the lesser-known Broccoli.