Well 2020 was...not nice.
What is waiting for us in 2021?

Here is the link to the live stream-
https://youtu.be/vjHpdmSk9xk

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PLEASE UPDATE YOUR RSVP IF YOU CAN'T COME!!
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SCHEDULE

20:00- A few words from Daniel (the event host)
and Trax (our sponsors)

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20:10 - 20:35-
Composable component with Vue 3 -
Maya Shavin (English)

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20:35 - 21:05-
TC39 - JS module blocks -
Daniel Ehrenberg (English)

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21:05 - 21:20-
React Server Components -
Shirly Biniashvili

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21:20 - Free Licenses Raffle!
6 Webstorm, 1 Wallaby.js, 1 Quokka.js

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Composable Component with Vue 3 (Maya Shavin)

Fragmentation in organising code logic within a complex component makes it difficult to read, understand and maintaining, especially in large applications. What if we can collocate related code and simplify how we build a component? Let’s explore how to achieve a better scalability and reusability with the new Composition API from in Vue 3.

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Maya Shavin, Senior Frontend Developer @Cloudinary, founder of VueJS Israel, core maintainer of StorefrontUI and a writer on JavaScript good practices.
She has been developing web apps with Angular, VueJS and recently ReactJS.
When not coding, she enjoys traveling, reading manga, and sketching.

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TC39 - JS Module Blocks (Daniel Ehrenberg)

ES6 added a built-in concept of modules to JavaScript in 2015, though uptake since then has been more gradual, it is the de-facto default for authoring new JS today. In this talk, Daniel will explain two new proposals in this space, making modules even more useful.

JS module blocks let you run a module in a Worker without splitting the code out into a separate file. This way, it's easier to run code in parallel or keep code reusable, even when bundlers are involved.
Resource bundles let browsers understand bundler output better, so they can implement ES module semantics natively and improve loading performance.

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Daniel Ehrenberg, AKA "Little Dan", Working on web standards, especially TC39.

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React Server Components (Shirly Biniashvili)

React Server Components is a new, cool feature the react team is working in right now. This feature can be used to reduce the bundle size and enhance the user experience. In this talk you'll learn all about server components and the benefits of using them.

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Shirly Biniashvili, A Senior Full-Stack Engineer at Sisense and clean code enthusiast. Rocking her way through the web world using React, Node, and GraphQL.

OUR SPONSORS

Big thanks to Trax!
With their help, we can continue making these meetups,
even in their virtual form :)

And thanks Wallaby and JetBrains for their free licenses.

See ya soon :)

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