All serverless platforms are an extension of frontend developer’s superpowers, even better serverless allows for that blurry line in the middleware about who owns what between the backend and the frontend teams to be a bit clearer. It answers the age-long question of “Who owns the proxy server”. It is I, it says! But what happens to the serverless code when it has left our computer, where does it go? Does it make new friends where it goes? It is able to adapt and grow as we scale?? Let’s chat about this. In this talk, we will have a quick chat about pushing the boundaries of serverless.
A talk that might be just one human's opinion
This talk focuses on the human parts of accessibility
Building for the web requires understanding a lot of moving parts to be able to provide an experience that is accessible to everyone, in the quest for simplicity we’ve built with “static sites generators” and APIs which is good BUT! When you oversimplify and invent new methods to do stuff you might be losing context and user experience along the way. When do you say stop! it’s time to refactor and improve while doing it. Let’s talk about this.
This talk focuses on how to use the filesystem routes API and goes further to show how Gatsby sources data using Sanityio
In this workshop, we will build a memory board filled with everything we missed doing before COVID came. We will use SanityIO as a CMS for sourcing our data and Gatsby for building our site. We will also explore a new way of programmatically creating pages in Gatsby.
This talk focuses on the human parts of accessibility
This talk focuses on picking a JavaScript framework for your use case and goes further to show how Gatsby sources data using Sanityio
This talk focuses on explaining the power of using GraphQL in Gatsby and explains the pros and cons this might present when building a high-performance Gatsby site and when taking advantage of other Gatsby features like incremental builds. We will also be looking at how the GraphiQL interface aids in creating structural layers with ease.
This talk is focused in the advantages of using GatsbyJS as a framework for building webisites also focuses on the features of Gatsby and it's capabilities .
Here’s the abstract: In search of a faster web . Humans are generally curious, we poke at things until we can fully understand them . Sometimes we jump into rabbit holes hoping to find what we don’t know about . First it was the internet , then the moon , then the web . Now even things have their own web ( IOT ) , You think that’s cool ?? It gets better . Robots , Deep learning , smart houses . The list goes on , I digress. The web , we had a some what monolith method of building for the web ,the backend spoke to servers and databases that displayed information on the Frontend we called that the LAMP stack , ME{ARV}N stack . ( depending on your JavaScript front end framework). Component frameworks rules the web , are we cool with that ? Totally . However like I said , We’re always curious. So we invented a new way of building for the web {Drum roll 🥁} JAMSTACK . In this talk will he focusing on all the awesome features of the JAMsatck and also looking at the role of tools like Gatsby, Netlify, Headless CMSs in this evolution.
Let's take a look at some Gatsby Magic
Here’s the abstract: In search of a faster web . Humans are generally curious, we poke at things until we can fully understand them . Sometimes we jump into rabbit holes hoping to find what we don’t know about . First it was the internet , then the moon , then the web . Now even things have their own web ( IOT ) , You think that’s cool ?? It gets better . Robots , Deep learning , smart houses . The list goes on , I digress. The web , we had a some what monolith method of building for the web ,the backend spoke to servers and databases that displayed information on the Frontend we called that the LAMP stack , ME{ARV}N stack . ( depending on your JavaScript front end framework). Component frameworks rules the web , are we cool with that ? Totally . However like I said , We’re always curious. So we invented a new way of building for the web {Drum roll 🥁} JAMSTACK . In this talk will he focusing on all the awesome features of the JAMsatck and also looking at the role of tools like Gatsby, Netlify, Headless CMSs in this evolution.
A lot of developers wonder what M16Y means? I mean, a11y we know but what is this new discovery???? 🤕. Well, it’s nothing new just something added. When we discuss Media as it relates to accessibility a cool way to think about this is media accessibility => ( M16Y) . We will discuss the methods applied to care for users that have some visual impairments and have to navigate the web applications we build and also the best ways to accommodate these users.
Here’s the abstract: In search of a faster web . Humans are generally curious, we poke at things until we can fully understand them . Sometimes we jump into rabbit holes hoping to find what we don’t know about . First it was the internet , then the moon , then the web . Now even things have their own web ( IOT ) , You think that’s cool ?? It gets better . Robots , Deep learning , smart houses . The list goes on , I digress. The web , we had a some what monolith method of building for the web ,the backend spoke to servers and databases that displayed information on the Frontend we called that the LAMP stack , ME{ARV}N stack . ( depending on your JavaScript front end framework). Component frameworks rules the web , are we cool with that ? Totally . However like I said , We’re always curious. So we invented a new way of building for the web {Drum roll 🥁} JAMSTACK . In this talk will he focusing on all the awesome features of the JAMsatck and also looking at the role of tools like Gatsby, Netlify, Headless CMSs in this evolution.
Creating platforms for everyone to use is very important in today's world, this talk focuses on methods to build platforms that are accessible to current users and the next billion users.
The awesome thing about the web is that it was made for everyone to share and access information with EASE. Now the elephant in the room is, does your platform on the web conform to this simple goal? How globalized is your platform really? What are you missing? You might say “It looks good so I’m guessing it works perfectly” . Not exactly! In this talk we will be focusing on key, easy to implement ways to make your platform accommodate and prepare for the next billion users, you‘ve never met.
