talks & speakers
Design System Visual Coverage in web and app (React Native) applications
The need to show how much the Design System empowers our customers' interactions makes us color and count pixels straight in the browser instead of following a more typical static analysis approach.
The desire to be independent of product teams and their always-packed OKRs leads us to count pixels in production when customers interact with the product.
The requirement to not impact our customers' UX even if they use feature phones drives us to idle callbacks and web workers and consult a former Google Chrome engineer to lower the memory footprint as much as possible.
Doing the same for React Native required more shenanigans (it's harder to inspect the rendered tree in a Mobile environment), and a safer approach, but it's also working!
We will present our experience to show engineers and company leaders the measurable value of the Design System in our products. This approach works well for Preply (a B2C language learning portal) and WorkWave (B2B field service software), and other companies are approaching the topic the same way.
Stefano Magni
Senior Front-end Engineer @ Preply
I'm a senior front-end engineer, speaker, instructor, and former Cypress Ambassador.
I like to improve the quality of the products I work on, take care of Developer Experience, help other developers grow, and write lasting code.
In my career, I have developed different types of interfaces: games, configurators, drawing apps, responsive sites, mobile applications, backoffices, and recently I have focused on large codebases with React, TypeScript and their entire ecosystem and Design Systems.
I enjoy sharing my experience by writing articles, speaking at conferences, and teaching how to test your frontend applications.
At both Hasura and Preply, I am part of the platform team.
Matteo Ronchi
Frontend Architect @ WorkWave
I've been working on Human-Machine interactions since 2000. My expertise is predominantly in building user interfaces.
I started creating non-digital art (photography and painting) and moved into 3D modeling and interactive experiences.
Since then, I have focused on UI architecture at scale, working as a freelance and employee for many companies.
In the last few years, I've been working at WorkWave, leading the development of our UI design system and DX tools for front-end developers.
Privacy-first in-browser Generative AI web apps: offline-ready, future-proof, standards-based
Powerful generative AI features are quickly becoming a baseline in modern development.
Potential blockers include privacy concerns, the need for a stable connection, and the costs associated with using or hosting models. However, we can now leverage generative AI directly in the browser on the user's device using emerging Web APIs like WebNN, combined with higher-level frameworks, for a better developer experience.
In my session, I'll discuss the current state of in-browser ML and AI features, compare the main players, and show you how to start building an offline-ready, future-proof, standards-based web application.
Maxim Salnikov
Developer Productivity Lead @ Microsoft
I'm a tech and cloud community enthusiast based in Oslo.
With over two decades of experience as a web developer, I share my extensive knowledge of the web platform, cloud computing, and AI by speaking at and providing training for developer events worldwide.
By day, I play a crucial role in supporting the development of cloud and AI solutions within European companies, serving as the leader of developer productivity business at Microsoft. During evenings, I can be found running events for Norway's largest web and cloud development communities.
I'm passionate about exploring and experimenting with Generative AI possibilities, including AI-assisted development.
To share my insights and connect with like-minded professionals globally, I founded and organized the inaugural Prompt Engineering Conference, the first of its kind on a global scale.
JavaScript is weird. MythBusters special.
In the era of Instagram, TikTok and YouTube it's easy to get lost in reels and shorts telling you tons of different things from the earth being flat, through tarot readings changing your life to JavaScript being weird. But is this really so?
Let's break some popular cases down together and see if JavaScript really is weird or maybe it's just a myth getting more and more popular?
Małgorzata Janeczek
Senior Full-Stack Developer @ Sector Alarm IT
Hi! I am Gosia, but some people know me as a mom, a daughter, some as friend, others coworker, but for some, I am just `Hey, you!` A few years back I graduated from Automatic Control and Robotics, and soon after starting my job in that field, I knew... it's not for me. So I started looking for something new. Then.. it hit me how cool was programming during my studies, so HERE I AM!
For quite a few years now I have been working as a full-stack developer with .NET and React (and knockout, Angular JavaScript..). However, recently I have been feeling a growing passion and interest in DevOps too. I am only beginning my DevOps journey, but I am facing some exciting challenges.
At the times when I am not coding, you will probably find me either playing with our little one, in my cave painting or trying to play piano.
Accessibility powered by AI
AI has taken the tech world by storm, but have you ever considered its transformative impact on digital accessibility?
Join us as we explore the dynamic world of AI-driven accessibility, unveiling real-world applications and revealing how renowned AI model GPT-3 and Github Copilot can be harnessed to enhance accessibility in your own applications.
Get ready to dive into the future of inclusive design and empowerment!
Ramona Domen
Software Engineer @ Team Rockstars IT
I'm a software engineer and public speaker with a passion for creating inclusive and accessible applications.
I like to spread awareness about this topic and hopes to inspire people both in my daily work and by taking the stage whenever I get the chance
Oh S***! There's a new accessibility law and I'm not ready!
As web developers, it's all too common to feel overwhelmed by constant changes in legal requirements.
This talk dives into how we can respond effectively to the new European Accessibility Act without falling into a panic.
We'll start by understanding why accessibility is so important - not only to avoid legal trouble but also to create a more inclusive digital world. Next, we'll break down the latest changes in regulations, and discuss ways to quickly assess whether your current website meets these new standards.
We'll talk about how you can identify and tackle critical issues right away, and we'll explore strategies for embedding accessibility into every stage of development.
Ultimately, this talk is about taking what feels like a daunting challenge and making it manageable. With a little upfront effort and an incremental approach, you can become compliant and ensure that your apps work for everyone.
Emma Dawson
Web Developer and Accessibility Specialist @ Axess Lab
I'm a web developer and accessibility specialist with a passion for creating inclusive digital experiences.
I have worked with a range of banks and e-commerce businesses across the Nordics and Europe and I'm committed to ensuring that everyone, regardless of ability or use of assistive technology, can navigate and interact seamlessly with digital content.
With my expertise in accessibility principles and web development, I strive to promote inclusivity and drive positive change in the digital space.
The Cost of Abstractions
As programmers we use abstractions all the time, but do we ever care about their costs?
And what does it even mean for an abstraction to have a *cost*?
In this talk, we'll explore different abstractions available to Javascript developers and their impact on developer productivity, team health, and application runtime behavior.
While we're at it, we'll also see how different languages available to frontend developers (hint: Rust and WASM-targeting languages) have radically different abstraction costs.
Massimiliano Mantione
Senior Software Engineer @ WorkWave
I'm a passionate software engineer, I have worked on implementing telecom switching stations, the Mono JIT compiler, the Unity3D game engine, the V8 Javascript VM at Google, a collaborative virtual reality system on the web, and blockchains.
Currently, I am working on operational research applied to logistics at scale in WorkWave.
Memory Leaks in JavaScript
Discover what Memory Leaks are in practice. We'll use MemLab and Chrome DevTools to debug leakage in our sample application, and it'll no longer be a black box for Developers attending the session!
Daniel Danielecki
Senior Frontend Engineer @ ABN AMRO
I'm a Frontend and Mobile (React Native) developer working with Cloud/Serverless solutions.
The Path to Native TypeScript
Imagine the convenience of executing TypeScript files directly with Node.js using "node file.ts".
Just a few years ago, this concept seemed like a distant dream.
Today, it stands as an exciting experimental feature.
This narrative dives into the journey of transforming this dream into a reality.
Integrating TypeScript natively into Node.js posed significant challenges. These hurdles included managing TypeScript's lack of strict semantic versioning guarantees and accommodating various TS flavors.
Today, the experimental native TypeScript support in Node.js marks a transformative milestone. Beyond merely executing .ts files, it signifies a leap forward in JavaScript development.
Marco Ippolito
Senior Security Engineer @ HeroDevs | Node.js TSC
I'm a Senior Security Engineer at HeroDevs.
Active contributor, releaser, and member of the Node.js Technical Steering Committee, I'm a renowned international speaker and a Microsoft MVP.
I'm actively involved in many projects within the Node.js ecosystem and also serves as a delegate in TC39.
JavaScript is an Oddball
If you're a web developer, JavaScript is probably the language you're using the most. But it's also a language that never ceases to gives us surprises. How many times did we say "Huh, so it behaves like that!", or "I didn't know that API existed!", or just "This is so weird..."
And it's just that: JavaScript is weird. Being the language itself, with its quirkiness thoroughly examined in many occasions; or in the case of weird, less-known, or just DOM APIs with unusual signatures and implementations. But maybe some of these techniques, which could have been common knowledge, are still useful today and could solve our day-to-day problems.
Just don't use them in production! Not for now, at least..."
Massimo Artizzu
Software Engineer @ GELLIFY
Professionally grown when the Web was split among Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator and... Macromedia Flash, I've always been passionate about JavaScript, CSS, HTML, web standards and the evolution of the platform.
I firmly believe that libraries and frameworks come and go, but only the Web will remain.
Please stop me if I'm talking about CSS for too long.
Automate Your Life: Building a Workflow Engine in TypeScript
In a world full of repetitive tasks, why not automate the boring parts of your life? I'll show you how to build a custom Workflow Engine in TypeScript to streamline your day-to-day. We'll discuss practical applications and dive into the creation of multiple plugins, including integrations with IoT devices and Large Language Models, to handle complex tasks like crafting intelligent reminders, powering personalized routines, and even connecting with smart devices for seamless control.
We'll start by breaking down the basics of workflow automation, then dive into fun, real-world examples that blend software, hardware, and AI. Perfect for developers ready to explore the power of TypeScript, hardware integration, and the magic of LLMs to automate our life, so you can focus on what matters.
Alfonso Graziano
Tech Lead @ Nearform
I'm a Tech Lead at Nearform. I work mainly with Node.js and React. In my free time I like to read books and articles, cook, and exercise.
Conversations Without Prompts: AI in the Web
Chatbots' popularity has soared in the last year with millions of eager users. Prompting has become a skill of the future, but not many know to utilize it well. What if we could move away from prompting and have the AI talk to us instead?
In this talk, we'll explore the future of proactive AI in frontend development, building web extensions that continuously analyze user input and deliver real-time feedback straight into the browser. We'll discuss real-world use cases, such as enhancing user knowledge via personalized insights and streamlining user workflows
Andreea Miclaus
Co-Founder & COO @ Cube
I am a front-end developer with over 5 years of experience, 3 of which I spent in 3 failed startups. I am now building a new one from scratch. Wish me luck!
Observability for Frontend Engineers
Observability is the ability to measure a system's current state.
Backend engineers are becoming more familiar with the three pillars of observability and technologies such as OpenTelemetry that can be used to instrument applications and diagnose issues.
Yet, in the front-end world, we're behind the curve.
Join me as I explore the tools and techniques we can use to instrument, monitor, and diagnose issues in our production front-end applications. I'll cover RUM agents, the metrics and traces they provide, and how to combine them with backend tracing for a holistic picture. These concepts will be reinforced using the Elastic RUM agent and the OpenTelemetry Node.js agent. In addition, I'll cover Synthetic Monitoring and alerting in Observability platforms can help us detect issues impacting users in the UIs we build and maintain using Playwright and Elastic Synthetics.
Carly Richmond
Principal Developer Advocate & Manager @ Elastic
I'm a Principal Developer Advocate & Manager at Elastic, based in London, UK.
Before joining Elastic in 2022, I spent over 10 years working as a technologist at a large investment bank, specialising in front-end web development and agility.
I'm a UI developer, who occasionally dabbles in writing backend services, a speaker and a regular blogger.
I enjoy cooking, photography, drinking tea, and chasing after my young son in my spare time.
A Deep Dive Into Advanced TypeScript: A Live Coding Expedition
Get ready to embark on a journey into the depths of TypeScript. We'll be exploring the often overlooked, yet powerful, features that lie beneath the surface of this versatile language.
But we're not just talking theory here – this exploration will be a hands-on experience. Each feature will be brought to life through real-world examples, all done in a live coding session. Join in as we shine a light on these secret TypeScript treasures and discover how they can elevate your coding skills to new heights.
Recursive types, type permutations and a css validator written in typescript are just three of the cool topics we are going to cover during this talk.
Christian Woerz
Senior Fullstack Developer
I'm a freelance fullstack developer writing code in languages like Java, Kotlin, Typescript and Javascript. I've been working as a software engineer since over a decade.
I love learning from others and sharing my knowledge.
Solving Real World Data Fetching Challenges with Next.js and TanStack Query: A Pragmatic Case Study
Building seamless user experiences can be challenging when APIs aren't designed with frontend needs in mind. This talk tackles common issues like excessive network requests, inefficient caching, resilience gaps, and bloated API payloads. Through a real-world fintech case study, we'll explore how to address these obstacles using tools like Next.js, TanStack Query, and the Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) design pattern. You'll learn how to evolve data-fetching strategies from basic implementations to robust solutions that balance performance and resilience, even under the constraints of APIs serving multiple third-party clients. The session highlights practical strategies for overcoming limitations and empowering frontend teams to work effectively, despite backend constraints.
We'll dive into a case where a fintech team I lead faced massive API payloads filled with unnecessary data, creating performance bottlenecks and resilience challenges. By adopting the BFF pattern and leveraging Next.js for server-side rendering and API routing, they reduced payload sizes and streamlined caching strategies. TanStack Query optimized server to client state management and minimized re-renders, ensuring scalability and better user experiences. With demos, this talk equips developers with actionable techniques to build resilient and scalable frontend solutions in real-world conditions.
Faris Aziz
Staff Frontend Engineer @ Smallpdf
I am an experienced engineer, international conference speaker, and workshop instructor specializing in React, Next.js, web architecture, and resilient system design. I have a deep passion for startups, having worked in early-stage companies ranging from founding teams to organizations scaling from 1 to 100 people. My expertise spans engineering leadership, building career ladders from scratch, and managing teams of over 10 engineers.
As a front-end subject matter expert, I have contributed to creating systems used by millions of users worldwide. My work has ranged from building greenfield projects from the ground up to maintaining and scaling decade-old products. My experience covers industries like Connected TV, Fintech, SaaS, and Fitness, working with companies such as Smallpdf, Fiit, Discovery, GCN, Eurosport, and Navro (formerly Paytrix).
My specialization lies in building user-centric, performant, and maintainable applications. I have a particular interest in observability and monitoring, ensuring that systems are not only robust but also easy to troubleshoot and optimize. My passion extends to sharing knowledge, organizing the Zurich.js meetup in Switzerland, and speaking at international conferences about web development, engineering leadership, and creating scalable systems.
In my free time, I enjoy contributing to web development tools like Raycast and spending time contemplating life's great questions, like why the build works on my machine but nowhere else.
Think you know TypeScript? Think again.
Want to impress your colleagues, family, and friends with your newfound TypeScript mastery? Join me for a journey that will challenge your understanding and leave you with skills that are sure to turn heads and elevate your development game. In this talk, we'll go beyond the familiar and dive into TypeScript's hidden tricks and advanced features that can transform the way you write code. Explore powerful type transformations, clever utility types, and surprising techniques to optimize your projects in ways you never thought possible.
Giuseppe Funicello
Freelance Software Engineer - YouTuber
I am a nomad developer, working as a freelance software engineer while traveling around the world with my family. I run a Youtube channel about coding and developer-related stuff, building a wonderful community of passionate devs.
TypeScript Gymnastics: Why Are They So Powerful for You?
In TypeScript's type system is more than just a tool for catching errors—it's a way to solve complex problems with clean and reliable code. In this talk, we'll dive into advanced TypeScript techniques like mapped types, conditional types, and generics to handle even the trickiest type challenges.
You'll see how these techniques can help you extract, transform, and validate data types while keeping your code simple and maintainable. These "TypeScript gymnastics" aren't just for show—they're practical skills that make your systems stronger and easier to work with.
Come learn how to take full advantage of TypeScript's flexibility and power to build solutions that are as smart as they are safe.
Luca Del Puppo
Senior Software Engineer @ Nearform
I'm a Senior Software Engineer, Microsoft MVP, Google Developer Expert and GitKraken Ambassador, I love JavaScript and TypeScript. In my free time, I love to study new technologies or something about improving myself and do trail running in my love Dolomiti.
Design a new language in JS: from zero to autocomplete
Inventing a new custom language can be a valuable alternative to propose to users rather than add new buttons to a UI. How hard can it be? Or, where to start from? In this talk we're walk through the design of a new simple language to analyze data, then embed it into the Monaco editor with all the advanced features like autocomplete.
Marco Liberati
Principal Software Engineer @ Elastic
I am passionate about doing interesting things that make users/developers lives easier. From writing performant code in a visualization library to smoothing the editor UX for new languages, I've been working on many different things so far.
The State of Node.js 2025
Despite exaggerated claims about its decline, Node.js is thriving. Its continued evolution pushes the boundaries of what the modern web can do. We'll start by debunking myths about Node.js and showcasing its recent enhancements and robust performance in the tech landscape.
The focus then shifts to Node.js's current role in server-side programming and cloud-native applications, emphasizing the vibrant community contributions that drive its progress. We'll also explore how integrating modern JavaScript features and the influence of emerging technologies are shaping Node.js's future, not signaling its end.
Concluding, the talk projects a bright future for Node.js, identifying growth areas and dispelling any misconceptions about its relevance in the evolving world of technology.
Matteo Collina
Co-Founder/CTO @ Platformatic - Node.js TSC member - Fastify Lead Maintainer
I am the Co-Founder and CTO of Platformatic.dev.
I am also a prolific Open Source author in the JavaScript ecosystem and modules I maintain are downloaded more than 12 billion times a year.
Previously I was Chief Software Architect at NearForm, the best professional services company in the JavaScript ecosystem. In 2014, I defended my Ph.D. thesis titled "Application Platforms for the Internet of Things". I am a member of the Node.js Technical Steering Committee focusing on streams, diagnostics and http.
I am also the author of the fast logger Pino and of the Fastify web framework. I am a renowned international speaker after more than 60 conferences, including OpenJS World, Node.js Interactive, NodeConf.eu, NodeSummit, JSConf.Asia, WebRebels, and JsDay just to name a few. I am also co-author of the book "Node.js Cookbook, Third Edition" edited by Packt. In the summer I love sailing the Sirocco.
Micro Frontends, Five Years After
Micro Frontends may have a relatively new name, but the concepts behind them have been around for much longer. Some call them the future of Frontend Development, and many recognize their potential to address one of today's biggest web development challenges: scaling the frontend of large applications.
At DAZN, a global live sports streaming platform serving millions of users, our Micro Frontend journey began five years ago. Back then, it was just a single team venturing into this new territory. Since then, we've grown exponentially, experiencing failures, breakthroughs, and plenty of experimentation with different solutions, tools, and approaches. I'd love to share our story and what we've learned along the way.
This talk is dedicated to Mary, who's tired of waiting for other teams to align their releases. It's for Brent, who abandoned a migration from React to Svelte because convincing multiple teams felt impossible. And it's for Julie, who found herself on call during a live incident, scrambling to understand 17 code changes deployed just hours earlier. Sound familiar?
Max Gallo
Distinguished Engineer @ DAZN
I'm a pasta eater biped working at DAZN as Distinguished Engineer.
My areas of expertise are JavaScript and Front-End technologies with a DevOps flavour. I like Functional & Reactive solutions both for programming and architectures.
I use spaces, not tabs.
Let's build K.I.T.T. with JavaScript
In the 1982 TV series 'knight rider', the idea of a talking, intelligent car was pure science fiction. Now, more than 40 years later, we have all the tools needed to bring this vision to life—right in the browser, using JavaScript. In this talk, we'll combine AI techniques like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and function calling with advanced browser APIs like WebBluetooth to create an AI agent with personality, memory, and autonomous decision-making abilities. Leveraging WebAssembly, WebGPU, and other cutting-edge browser technologies, this entire experience happens directly in the browser, running fully offline and privacy preserving by default!
Nico Martin
Freelance Frontend Developer
I am a self-taught web-developer and Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies from Switzerland. While working as a freelance frontend consultant, creative coding has always been my passion. And I share this enthusiasm whenever possible in workshops, articles or talks.
Qwik Go For 💯
The bar for high-performing websites keeps rising, and it's a critical factor for both user experience and search rankings. While achieving good scores is possible, it often requires significant effort and ongoing maintenance.
In this talk, I'll show how Qwik makes it easy to achieve top web metrics, automatically, even as your application scales.
We'll dive into Qwik's optimizer, explore the power of resumability and JS streaming, and uncover how its reactivity system works to deliver blazing-fast web experiences.
Wout Mertens
Head of Product @ StratoKit SA"
Hello! I've been working in IT for several decades, with experience in Unix administration and programming at companies like Cisco, Technicolor, and StratoKit.
When I learned about React in 2014, I knew it was something special. Now, Qwik gives me that same feeling of excitement and potential.
As a core contributor to Qwik, I'm passionate about improving it and ensuring it's easy for everyone to use.
I hope my talk inspires you to explore the next big thing in web development!
I Can't Believe It's Not JavaScript!
When building interactive features on a webpage, JavaScript is usually the way to go. However, with great JavaScript dependencies comes great website instability. Even a minor undefined element can cause your entire webpage to crash.
That's where going back to the basics comes in. Thanks to modern Web APIs, it's now possible to reduce JavaScript dependency on a website by swapping out JS components for their native HTML element or CSS feature counterparts.
In this talk, we'll take a look at how to use HTML and CSS to build simpler alternatives to popular JavaScript components such as accordions, modals, scroll transitions, carousels etc We'll also take a look at the performance and accessibility benefits and real-life applications and use-cases of these components.
Jemima Abu
Frontend Developerr @ BORN
I am a self-taught Front End Developer and Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies.
I am a strong advocate for diversity and intersectionality in technology and accessibility in web development.
Untangling Your Dependencies: A Pattern for a Well-Knit JavaScript Project
'Alright I'll just upgrade Typescript, aaaaaand everything is broken now'
Building a complex JavaScript project can feel like a tangled mess of yarn. Fear not, fellow developer! This talk will provide you with the tools and techniques to gently untangle your dependencies and knit a well-structured, maintainable codebase. Our basket of tools include using npm why as our yarn needle, breaking down tasks into manageable stitches, strategically upgrading for progress, utilising branching techniques to keep your project from unraveling, and much more!
Join us as we unravel the secrets of dependency management, leaving you with a project that's not only functional but beautifully maintainable, stitch by stitch.
Carmen Huidobro
Developer Educator @ Directus
I am a developer advocate and deved enthusiast.
I thrive on lifting others up in their tech careers and love a good CSS challenge.
I am always excited to talk about teaching tech, especialmente en Español, oder auf Deutsch.
What's new for the web platform
This Presentation will cover some of the latest Web Platform features available on the Web to ensure developers deliver a consistent, delightful and performance user experience for their site users.
From the latest UI Capabilities APIs to the latest Performance innovations available on Chrome browser.
Lastly an overview of what's new in Chrome DevTools to help developers better troubleshoot and improve their code.
Gilberto Cocchi
Staff Partner Solutions Engineering @ Google
Staff partner engineer & consultant supporting Google Chrome and the Web Platform products.
I work in close partnership with PM, Eng, BD and DevRel to support Product Objectives via Partnerships.
Compiling JavaScript ahead-of-time
Traditionally JavaScript has always been interpreted or just-in-time compiled, while this works great for web browsers, outside of them they can be non-ideal due to resource restrictions, security concerns, and more.
Compiling JS ahead-of-time is a new option offering exciting new ways to use JS efficiently: instead of shipping an entire runtime to the end user, why not compile it like C++ or Rust?
While ahead-of-time has it's own challenges, for some uses it makes much more sense than previous existing solutions thanks to its characteristics like tiny binary sizes and efficient resource usage.
Porffor is a new open-source project which does exactly this! With already promising results, it makes ahead-of-time increasingly considered as one of JS's future paths forward."
Oliver Medhurst
Creator, Porffor
I started Porffor, an ahead-of-time JavaScript compiler, in June 2023 as a side project and have now been working on it full-time since August 2024!
What's Happening in the JavaScript Ecosystem?
A comprehensive toolkit filled with strategies and insights to navigate and excel in the modern JavaScript landscape.
1. Frontend Innovations
Discover the latest in frontend frameworks like Angular, Next.js, Astro, and Qwik, emphasizing their rendering strategies and built-in optimizations. We'll dive into Core Web Vitals for assessing performance, explore micro frontends (MFEs) for modular architectures and discuss techniques to enhance user experience.
2. Backend Developments
The Node.js ecosystem has experienced remarkable growth this year, bringing forth an array of innovative features and tools that enhance the developer experience. While Node.js continues to evolve and strengthen its position, the JavaScript runtime landscape has become more diverse with the emergence of compelling alternatives. Notably, Deno and Bun have established themselves as powerful contenders, each offering unique advantages and modern approaches to server-side JavaScript development. These alternatives provide developers with more options to choose from, depending on their specific project requirements and preferences.
3. Tooling Advancements
Modern bundlers and compilers enhance both performance and developer experience. With advanced tools and CLIs, developers can now efficiently manage large projects and deploy to production with minimal commands. Framework creators prioritize developer experience (DX), making it easier than ever to build and maintain applications without manual overhead.
Fabio Biondi
Co-Founder @ Learn by Do.ing
Fabio Biondi, Microsoft MVP and Google Developer Expert, is a freelance developer with more than 15 years of experience in creating enterprise web applications.
Speaker at numerous front-end events, he has also founded several Italian communities dealing with Javascript, Angular and React (~30000 members).
Currently he is mainly involved in training and consulting on JS, TS, Angular, React, Redux, NGRX, Next and RxJS.
Giorgio Boa
Senior Software Engineer @ Qarik Group
I am a passionate Full Stack Developer currently working at Qarik, where I leverage extensive experience in building scalable applications.
My journey led to the discovery of the power of JavaScript, and I have been deeply involved in the front-end ecosystem.
As a core team member of Qwik, I actively contribute to its development and the wider OSS community.
I am an avid learner, constantly seeking new challenges and knowledge to enhance my skills.
Sharing expertise with others is a true passion of mine. I am an international speaker, engaging audiences worldwide and contributing to the global tech community.
My ambition drives me to improve daily, always striving for excellence in my craft. 🚀