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Combating AI-Generated Fake Images with JavaScript Libraries
Kate Sills discusses JavaScript libraries to use for cryptographic hashes, digital signatures and timestamping, the traditional archival process, and how cryptographic hashes can prevent tampering.
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Streamlining Cloud Development with Deno
Ryan Dahl discusses Deno Runtime, Deno KV: a datastore anchored by ACID transactions and powered by FoundationDB, Deno Queues, and NPM in Deno.
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JavaScript: Empowered by Rust
Chris Biscardi explores what Rust is being used for on the front-end and introduces the language from the perspective of a JavaScript developer.
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Beyond Micro Frontends: Effective Composable Decoupled Applications on Cloud Native Infrastructure
Natalia Venditto discusses supporting infrastructure and how cloud-native and the Web Platform APIs are paving the way to push the boundaries of what was once known as the Jamstack and micro-frontends
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The Web's Next Transition
Kent C. Dodds discusses how the transition to the next version of the web will impact user experience, the development productivity, and business goals.
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Hard Problems in Front-End Platforms
Katie Sylor-Miller discusses the world of Front-end Platform Engineering, exploring the unique challenges, strategies, and best practices involved in creating robust, scalable, and reliable systems.
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Future of Web3 in Debt Capital Markets
Avtar Sehra discusses the future of institutional DeFi, as is being done by Clinaro, where flexible instruments can be deployed.
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Wasm: What is Universal Compute Good For?
Sean Isom describes a framework for building universal applications using browser-based Wasm, server side Wasm, and what is coming next with edge computing.
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Build Features Faster with WebAssembly Components
Bailey Hayes discusses what has been impossible: the ability to write an application that combines libraries written in different languages, runnable in the web, on the server, and at the edge.
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Backends in Dart: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Performance
Chris Swan provides an overview of Dart as a back-end language, then dives into those trade offs to look at the pros and cons of different choices.
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WebGPU is Not Just about the Web
Élie Michel discusses how to benefit from the common effort carried out by browser developers to do native graphics programming with a single API, and how WebGPU brings much more power than WebGL.
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Micro Frontends: the Evolution of Frontend Architecture
Ruben Casas discusses the evolution of frontend applications at scale, starting from monoliths, evolving to modular monoliths, integrated applications, monorepos and arriving at micro frontends.