We're focusing on performance improvements, both in build and development time. Additionally, we're exploring the use of WASM for deploying binaries into production. WASM is great for performance. Data loader is also important. The target audience for the podcast is Vue developers, including middle to senior developers. The podcast aims to provide new and advanced topics, including features, examples, use cases, and inspiring stories. Podcasts are complex without screen sharing, but videos can provide more in-depth content. Nuxt will be interesting to see. VaporMode in Vue enables performance through built-time transforms. The merging of Wiz and Angular brings core primitives and resumable components. Nuxt community is focusing on performance. The Vue router has an open issue with many routes. Legacy issues with ESM and TypeScript cause pain for maintainers and consumers. Node and the required ESM are exciting. Accessing Cloudflare primitives in development. Micro frontends have a shell with multiple frontends and require a general store. Web components have shown promise, but there are pain points. Mitosis and ReactiveView are alternative solutions. Web components are the best way to adhere to browser standards, but they may have limitations. Nuxt has seen successes despite the limitations of web components. Nuxt 3 has invisible improvements and a good developer experience. The migration from Nuxt 2 to 3 had communication challenges. The Talk will resume after a short break.

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We’ll dive into proven methods for building and sustaining high-performing remote teams. You’ll gain insights into maintaining seamless communication, promoting a positive team culture, and using the right tools for project success. We’ll also tackle the common hurdles, such as time zone coordination, maintaining code quality, and keeping team engagement high. Walk away with practical solutions and strategies that you can implement immediately to enhance your team’s remote collaboration.

Most technical talks teach you how to write clean, scalable, maintainable code. This one does not. Here you will learn how to write code that confuses, deceives, and breaks things in unexpected ways... on purpose. And on top of that, in JavaScript.Discover how to:Hide bugs so well that even you cannot find themCreate features that break just by looking at themDesign programs that only work on your local machineDevelop functions that return anxietyImplement code structures that are illegal in 42 countriesBecause if nothing and no one understands your code... they cannot fire you. This is the talk you did not know you needed. Join me, and together we will write code so twisted it would make a goat throw up. 

Yarn is the latest tool to join the Rust revolution. But is rewriting JavaScript tooling in Rust a necessity or just a trend? In this talk we'll dive into Yarn's recent updates to understand why they made the switch and how it went. We will discuss whether a fully Rust-based toolchain is inevitable and, crucially, what role Node.js will play in this new landscape.

Join the "Ecosystem Performance" initiative to explore our mission to revolutionize the JavaScript ecosystem. We tackle bloated, slow, and outdated dependencies in popular open-source libraries, replacing them with optimized alternatives or crafting our own superior solutions. Our goal is a faster, more secure web, enhancing the developer experience by reducing node_modules overhead and improving overall efficiency. Discover what we've achieved so far, our ongoing efforts, and how you can contribute to shaping a leaner, more performant future for web development.

Billion of users are starting their searches on ChatGPT instead of Google.For JavaScript developers, this isn't just a trend, it's a new runtime: ChatGPT Apps. These new apps serves as a replacement for traditional web and mobile applications: interactive, tool-powered experiences living inside the world's fastest-growing AI platform. They benefit from packing an LLM right within the application.Giants have already shipped their own: Booking, Expedia, Accor, Figma, Uber... Now it's time to build yours!I built Skybridge, an open-source TypeScript framework for building them, and it comes packed with everything you'd expect from a modern JS dev environment. Come and learn how to build in this new ecosystem!

AI agents are almost everywhere, but deploying one yourself still feels like it requires a PhD in infrastructure. What if it didn't? This talk breaks down what AI agents actually are, how they work, and why Cloudflare's platform makes it ridiculously easy to build and ship your own. Everything written with the language you love (or hate): JavaScript.We'll cover the agent loop, introduce MCP (Model Context Protocol) as the glue that connects agents to real world tools, and walk through Cloudflare's stack, from Durable Objects for stateful execution to Workers AI for inference.By the end, you'll deploy your own agent using a single command from a shared GitHub repo. No PhD required.

As LLMs become everyday tools for developers, the way we interview engineers must evolve.
We will learn strategies to adapt technical interviews, embracing AI as a tool while still assessing judgment, critical thinking, and collaboration.

Battle-tested applications with peer-to-peer OTA updates are running in production. Rapidly growing with millions of users added monthly.Using a module and a CLI tool, you too can deploy a peer-to-peer production application with drastically lower complexity than traditional deployment means.