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Just four months until #FutureFrontend (8-9.6, Espoo, Finland)! Learn about our plans for the design and development days. We also have workshops available. futurefrontend.com/blog/ff26-them…

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I have a MSc student researching how AI is used for web development. To help out, fill his query (5-15 mins). link.webropolsurveys.com/S/912CFE17C68C…

Interview of @superlucky84 about state-ref, a UI library agnostic state management solution. survivejs.com/blog/state-ref…

You know chatbots, but how about agents? In this interview, @dariel_noel will explain how #KaibanJS, an agent framework for JavaScript, works, why he developed it, and why you should most likely be using it. survivejs.com/blog/kaibanjs-…

Early bird tickets (499€ inc. VAT) for #FutureFrontend 2025 (27-28.5) are now available. More info at futurefrontend.com/blog/ff25/ .

Learn why web application size matters at @Relative_CI blog buff.ly/3YYiUMI

I interviewed @crufter about @singulatron, a new solution that allows you to run AI models locally without leaking data outside giving you complete control over how and when your data is used and processed. survivejs.com/blog/singulatr…

The mood video of #FutureFrontend 2024 (13-14.6, Helsinki) is available now! youtube.com/watch?v=UNWLX6…

#FutureFrontend 2024 content is available through YouTube now. youtube.com/playlist?list=…

I want to take a moment and give a huge shout out to @bebraw and the rest of the crew behind @Future_Frontend conference! What an event and what an incredible location 💯 It might not be the biggest of conferences, but that's part of what let it be so intimate and personal. I've come out of it inspired and have made many new friends like @ZakAllalMD @cullophid @Rametta Got to go searching for shenanigans with @rachelnabors, heard great inspiring stories from @steveruizok and @genmon. From deep technical (and life) conversations with @TC39 folks such as @robpalmer2 @ryzokuken @littledan @_sffc @thisisjoefrank and more... #Future_Frontend is about future generations, not only of tooling and frameworks, but of people. It's great to see the younger folks set the groundwork for the future and inspire innovative ideas: @BHolmesDev gave a fantastic talk about how green coding and what we can do as devs as well as a masterclass in presentation. @mo__javad and @samuelpmacleod built an amazing demo for their Server Driven UIs talk. Was also great to hear what @deno_land has to offer with JSR with a great demo by @lcasdev. Overall, I'd rate the conference 100/100. I highly recommend it, plus Finland in the summer is just gorgeous!

Thanks to the support of our sponsors we can offer a livestream of #FutureFrontend (13-14.6, Helsinki) that is open for all. Tune in through the following links: * Day 1 (13.06) youtube.com/live/J3UZmQa3g… * Day 2 (14.06) youtube.com/live/29wHaG7eV… * Schedule futurefrontend.com/schedule/

@samzhaocn Yeah, that's the perfect contemporary example.

@survivejs Every time when someone mention this pyramid thing in JS, I am thinking of the React code I've seen:

#JavaScript patterns - Pyramid of doom survivejs.com/blog/pyramid-o…

Why UI designers should understand Flexbox and CSS Grid buff.ly/3TXW9WF

.@survivejs site has been refreshed to use a new design and tech stack. In this blog post, I describe the main changes and the reasoning behind the change. survivejs.com/blog/survivejs…

On compliance vs readability: Generating text colors with CSS buff.ly/3yotktU

Ruupert Koponen, a BSc student of mine, wrote a great thesis about why RPC model became popular again in web development. researchgate.net/publication/38…

Mikael Siidorow, a BSc student of mine, did an extensive survey about serverless edge computing for web development. It's a great read for anyone wanting to understand the current state of this direction. researchgate.net/publication/38…

Tuomas Nummela, a BSc student of mine, wrote a great overview of #storybookjs and component-driven development in general. It's worth a look if you are into design systems while doubling as an introduction. researchgate.net/publication/38…