Structuring your Frontend

Hi folks,

We are happy to announce our next gutefrage.net IT Drinkup. This time it is all about frontend development, and we have two lightning talks about Pattern Lab (by Christian Dedie) and Functional Programming in Typescript (by Sebastian Wiesner).

We have a third slot available for another lighting talk (about 15 to 20 minutes); if you would like to speak in this slot please contact the organizers.

Schedule

## 18:30 Networking, Food and Drinks

## 19:00 - 19:20 Atomic Design in Action (by Christian Dedie)

Key takeaways

• Make frontend evolution your first class citizen

• Living styleguide is the workbench for your digital product (ubiquitous language)
Design evolution effects your organization

• Failing to apply constant evolution will force big bang relaunches

• Speed matters

## 10 minute break

## 19:30 - 19:50 Functional Programming in Typescript (by Sebastian Wiesner)

talk details will follow

## 10 minute break

### 20:00 - 20:20 Do we need a bigger DevData culture? (by Simon Dittlmann)

In front-end software development it's still rare that data is collected on the client side besides some analytics data where developers usually don't have access to.
Imagine what you can do when you have front-end log data, you see how many ajax calls hitting your servers and you finally know whether the single page application is used like you expected or not. I will briefly talk about projects I was part of where we used these kind of data to improve our product and surprisingly reduced AWS costs by changing front-end code.