Agenda

Title: I Read 1,000 Web Dev Articles Last Year So You Didn't Have To

Web Stage — 45 minutes Artificial Intelligence Web Real case studies

Let’s be honest: keeping up with modern web development is a full-time job. Between the daily JavaScript framework drops, the endless "SPA vs. MPA" debates, and a relentless AI hype train, who actually has time to write code anymore? Well, I did the reading for you. For the past year, I’ve sifted through the absolute chaos of the frontend and backend ecosystems to curate the weeklyfoo newsletter. I’ve read the brilliant, the bad, and the heavily AI-hallucinated so you don't have to.In this fast-paced retrospective, we are hitting fast-forward on the last 12 months of web tech. We’ll cut through the Twitter/X noise and separate fleeting hype from the architectural shifts that actually matter. You'll walk away with a BS-free map of the modern web landscape, actionable takeaways for your own stack, and the comforting realization that no, you don't need to learn every new tool that trends on Hacker News. Read More...

• Adam Urban [Senior Fullstack Engineer — Camunda]