Nordic.js is a single track JavaScript conference with talks by internationally renowned speakers and rising stars in the JavaScript community. You’ll hear about fun experiments, learn about the latest in JavaScript, and connect with other passionate developers.
In the last 20 years, the JavaScript community has come a long way in terms of creating sophisticated tooling that make development easier and more efficient, getting JavaScript to a whole new level …
What if you could predict user behavior with smart UIs? In this talk, we will explore how we can make adaptive and intelligent user interfaces that learn from how individual users use your apps, and …
Svelte is a relatively new tool for building web applications. Rather than including a runtime library, it compiles to bundled JavaScript that is very small compared to other approaches. Svelte appli…
If you've ever used JavaScript, you've probably created an object at some point. You just put some curly braces together and voilà—you have yourself and object that you can manipulate in any way you'…
In 1985 pop music was mesmerized by the a-ha “Take on me” music video. It’s been almost 35 years since then, the world needs new catchy tunes with impressive video animations… on the web. In this ta…
So you have a product and are planning to ship to a global audience. But you’re still using dun dun dun hard coded English strings! In this talk, you’ll learn how to set up the infrastructure for loc…
With the advent of React Native, we became able to develop user interfaces for multiple platforms using the same technology. What would it take to write the same application and have it working in al…
In this super gentle introduction to TypeScript, we will explore the benefits it may bring to your development workflow. More importantly, we will see how TypeScript nudges you into designing better …
In this talk, he'ill give a detailed walk-through of his personal dev setup for type safe web development with React, GraphQL, and TypeScript.
Back in 2016 we thought we finally VR on the web had arrived. Unfortunately the WebVR API was not future proof and it had to be reworked. It’s now 2019 and WebXR, the successor API, is now landing in…