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Last year we presented an event that was about an inflection taking place: new formats emerging, and older ones ripe for updates.
We covered what was an introduction of formats to stable support in browsers such as AVIF, JPEG-XL, and conversations tooling and the ecosystem.

2021, we're excited to be back to look at some updated data. We're here to announce both the date, and the prelim of confirmed speakers (provisional titles):

📸 JPEG-XL update by Jon Sneyers (@jonsneyers)
In the last year, much has happened to this emerging format and Jon is back to share all that's happened.

📸 Powered By SHARP by Lovell Fuller (@lovell)
Sharp, the high speed Node.js module for resizing images quietly powers some of you favourite tools and frameworks. Lovell, Sharp's author, joins us to talk all about it.

📸 WebP + AVIF - a YoY analysis by Paul Calvano (@paulcalvano)
2020 was the yr AVIF went stable in a browser + WebP secured footing in all major browsers. Paul will present an analysis powered by HTTP Archive to tell the story of adoption, popularity and other data point.

📸 A PNG retrospective by Thomas Boutell (@boutell)
The web's got so much interesting history, esp with the current group of legacy image formats. Thomas will join us to provide a historical perspective of the earlier days of the Portable Network Graphic and so much of what happened in its emergence.

📸 Auditing images using WebPageTest (@timkadlec)
Image loading in 2021 is not a walk in he park. But Tim Kadlek will walk us through how WebPageTest can be leveraged to not only make sure things are loading correctly, but everything happening during that load itself.

All talks will be 15 mins in length. We plan to announce a few more speakers to round it off. The day's event will be broken up w/ some very short intermissions.

That said, we really look forward to see you Friday Oct 1. Pls tell a friend, and then tell another. Share this meetup link in your work slack, dev slack you frequent, or twitter to whomever might find this interesting!

Have any q?s We are all ears! Ping me at @HenriHelvetica and/or @ToWebPerf on twitter.

Cheers and have a great weekend.

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