A collaboration in conjunction with the Serverless London User Group, JeffConf is an attempt to move past the word Serverless, and focus on the use of these platforms and the value they provide.
A list of Web & JavaScript related conferences happening in 2018. Please send in a PR if you want to add a new event or fix/enhance the info given for existing ones. Thank you 🙏
The State of Open Con is a conference focused on open-source software, highlighting community-driven innovation and collaboration within the technology sector. It aims to foster networking and training opportunities for participants.
The LeadDev Submission Manager invites proposals for talks at LDX3 2025, focusing on challenges faced by engineering leaders, covering topics like organisational leadership, ways of working, and technical strategy. The event celebrates LeadDev's 10th anniversary and offers speakers opportunities for professional development and support. This initiative is authored by Submittable.
In this article, Addy Osmani explores three prominent AI-assisted prototyping tools: v0 by Vercel, Bolt by StackBlitz, and Lovable. The post discusses their unique features, practical applications for MVPs, and the trade-offs from an engineering perspective, ultimately guiding developers towards the most appropriate tool based on their requirements.
Patterns Day: Brighton, June 30th 2017
Render 2017 - YouTube
PIPELINE - the Continuous Delivery conference
nearForm Ltd - YouTube
Smashing Conference San Francisco 2017, April 4th to 5th
(3) JSConf EU 2017 [More videos added daily] - YouTube
(3) Microservices Day London 2017 - YouTube
JeffConf 2017
Material Conference - YouTube
web-conferences-2018/README.md at master · asciidisco/web-conferences-2018
EnhanceConf
Web Directions Lazy Load
WeAreDevelopers World Congress • July 2023 • Berlin, Germany
StaffPlus London 2023 | Buy conference and workshop tickets | LeadDev
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- State of Open Conference 25
LeadDev Submission Manager - Talk submissions for LDX3 2025
AI-Driven Prototyping: v0, Bolt, and Lovable Compared