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Scroll-Linked Animations with CSS Scroll-Timeline (CSS Conf Colombia)

I just finished giving a lightning talk at the wonderful CSS Conf Colombia covering Scroll-Linked Animations with CSS @scroll-timeline. Really enjoyed giving a talk again after all this time, especially with this great vibe they have going on and the afterparty in gather.town (skribbl FTW!).

You can find the slides embedded below:

Source materials for the slides are my two posts on Scroll-Linked Animations:

  1. Part 1: Intro + Basic Scroll-Linked Animations
  2. Part 2: Scroll-Linked Animations with Element-Based Offsets

I’ll try to see if I can get a hold of the recording to embed here.

Thanks to the organisers for having me, and thanks to the attendees for watching me speak. I hope you all had fun attending this talk. I know I had making it (and whilst bringing it forward) 🙂

💁‍♂️ If you are a conference or meetup organiser, don’t hesitate to contact me to come speak at your event.

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Going Serverless with Google Cloud Run (JSConf.be)

Back in June I was invited to speak at JSConf.be. This year’s edition focused on DevSecOps and Security. My talk “Going Serverless with Google Cloud Run” — which I have brought forward before at Full Stack Ghent and PHP-WVL — was a perfect match for it.

Cloud Run is a fully managed compute platform by Google that automatically scales stateless containers. By abstracting away all infrastructure management, us developers can focus on what matters most: building great applications.

In this talk I’ll show you not only how to deploy PHP/Node applications onto Cloud Run, but also how to create a build pipeline using either Google Cloud Build or Github Actions.

In mid August the video got released, which I’ve embedded below:

The slides are up on slidr.io, and also embedded below:

Thanks to the organisers for having me, and thanks to the attendees for coming to see me. I hope you all had fun attending this talk. I know I had making it (and whilst bringing it forward) 🙂

💁‍♂️ If you are a conference or meetup organiser, don’t hesitate to contact me to come speak at your event.

ESNext: Proposals to look forward to (ESNEXT Conf)

Happening right now is ESNEXT Conf a fully remote conference exploring the future of JavaScript and the web. When I saw the CFP float by, it sounded like a perfect match for my talk “ESNext: Proposals to look forward to”. Thankfully the organisers – Fred and Drew from Pika – also felt that ways and the put me in the line-up.

With the yearly ECMAScript releases (ES2015..ES2020) of a lot of things have changed in JavaScript-land, and there’s even more to come. This talk takes a look at a few of the newest (ES2020) and some of the upcoming ECMAScript features, which (hopefully) will become part of the ECMAScript Language Specification in the near future.

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Talk Slides

The slides are up on slidr.io, and also embedded below:

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Talk Outline

  • ECMAScript History and Timeline
  • TC39: Info on TC39, what they do, and how they work.
  • ESNext Proposal: Field Declarations
  • ES2020 Feature: Optional Chaining
  • ES2020 Feature: Null Coalescing
  • ESNext Proposal: Logical Assignment
  • ES2020 Feature: Dynamic Imports
  • ESNext Proposal: Decimal
  • ESNext Proposal: Cancellation API (+ Mention of AbortController)
  • ESNext Proposal: Declarations In Conditionals
  • ES2019 Feature: Object.fromEntries()
  • ESNext Proposal: Slice Notation
  • ESNext Proposal: Pattern Matching
  • Fin.

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Talk Video

Once the video has been released, I’ll update this post to include it. Here it is:

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Thanks to the organisers for having me, and thanks to the attendees for coming to see me. I hope you all had fun attending this talk. I know I had making it (and whilst bringing it forward). A shame we couldn’t meet in person though, perhaps at a next edition 😉

💁‍♂️ If you are a conference or meetup organiser, don’t hesitate to contact me to come speak at your event.

JavaScript Yellow

Back in November I was invited to speak at Full Stack Europe 2019. At the conference I was scheduled to do a pre-conference workshop on React and a lightning talk named “JavaScript Yellow”. Last week the video said talk got released:

References:

Thanks again to the organisers for having me 🙂

😅 In the end, I ended up doing a full talk on ESNext: Proposals to look forward to too, as one of the originally planned speakers unfortunately couldn’t make it after all.

ESNext: Proposals to look forward to (JS VidCon / JavaScript Remote Conf)

The past few days I’ve been attending some virtual conferences. At JS VidCon and JavaScript Remote Conf I also joined as a speaker, to bring forward my ever-evolving talk “ESNext: Proposals to look forward to”

With the yearly ECMAScript releases (ES2015..ES2020) of a lot of things have changed in JavaScript-land, and there’s even more to come. This talk takes a look at a few of the newest (ES2020) and some of the upcoming ECMAScript features, which (hopefully) will become part of the ECMAScript Language Specification in the near future.

The slides are up on slidr.io, and also embedded below:

Talk Outline:

  • JavaScript Yellow: How to get JavaScript Yellow on your website (a plea to using the right tool for the right job)
  • TC39: Info on TC39, what they do, and how they work.
  • ESNext Proposal: Field Declarations
  • ESNext Proposal: Pipeline Operator
  • ES2020 Feature: Optional Chaining
  • ES2020 Feature: Null Coalescing
  • ESNext Proposal: Logical Assignment
  • ES2020 Feature: Dynamic Imports
  • ESNext Proposal: Export Default From
  • ESNext Proposal: Decimal
  • ESNext Proposal: Cancellation API (+ Mention of AbortController)
  • ESNext Proposal: Declarations In Conditionals
  • ESNext Proposal: Slice Notation
  • ES2019 Feature: Object.fromEntries()
  • ESNext Proposal: Pattern Matching
  • Fin.

Thanks to the organisers for having me, and thanks to the attendees for coming to see me. I hope you all had fun attending this talk. I know I had making it (and whilst bringing it forward). A shame we couldn’t meet in person though, perhaps at a next edition 😉

💁‍♂️ If you are a conference or meetup organiser, don’t hesitate to contact me to come speak at your event.

Going Serverless with Google Cloud Run

Recently I was invited as a speaker to Full Stack Ghent and PHP-WVL. At both events I brought a new talk called “Going Serverless with Google Cloud Run”.

Cloud Run is a fully managed compute platform by Google that automatically scales stateless containers. By abstracting away all infrastructure management, us developers can focus on what matters most: building great applications.

In this talk I’ll show you not only how to deploy PHP/Node applications onto Cloud Run, but also how to create a build pipeline using either Google Cloud Build or Github Actions.

The slides are up on slidr.io, and also embedded below:

Thanks to the organisers for having me, and thanks to the attendees for coming to see me. I hope you all had fun attending this talk. I know I had making it (and whilst bringing it forward) 🙂

💁‍♂️ If you are a conference or meetup organiser, don’t hesitate to contact me to come speak at your event.

ESNext: Proposals to look forward to (Full Stack Europe)

I’m currently in Antwerp for the first edition of Full Stack Europe, “The conference for the whole team”. Earlier this week I guided a workshop “React from Scratch”. After a small Lightning Talk yesterday on “JavaScript Yellow”, I today did a full talk named “ESNext: Proposals to look forward to”

With the yearly ECMAScript releases (ES2015..ES2019) of a lot of things have changed in JavaScript-land. And even more changes are ahead!

This talk takes a look at a few of the upcoming ECMAScript features, which will (hopefully) become part of the ECMAScript Language Specification in the near future.

The slides are up on slidr.io, and also embedded below:

Talk Outline:

  • TC39: Info on TC39, what they do, and how they work.
  • ESNext Proposal: Field Declarations
  • ESNext Proposal: Pipeline Operator
  • ESNext Proposal: Optional Chaining
  • ESNext Proposal: Null Coalescing
  • ESNext Proposal: Dynamic Imports
  • ESNext Proposal: Decimal
  • ESNext Proposal: Cancellation API
  • ESNext Proposal: Slice Notation
  • ES2019 Feature: Object.fromEntries()
  • ESNext Proposal: Pattern Matching
  • Fin.

Thanks to the organisers for having me, and thanks to the attendees for coming to see me. I hope you all had fun attending this talk. I know I had making it (and whilst bringing it forward) 🙂

💁‍♂️ If you are a conference or meetup organiser, don’t hesitate to contact me to come speak at your event.

ESNext: Proposals to look forward to (Fronteers Jam Session)

At last years’ edition of Fronteers Conference I gave a lightning talk on ESNext, covering the TC39 Process and highlighting three of my favorite proposals (some of which have hit Stage-3 by now!). Earlier this week they released the video of my (short) talk

The lightning talk itself was a short version of a full talk ESNext: Proposals to look forward to which I’ve already given a few times by now.

👋 If you’re attending this years’ edition of Fronteers and want to have a chat, don’t hesitate to talk to me when you see me.

ESNext: Proposals to look forward to (Full Stack Ghent)

Yesterday I was invited as a speaker at the March 2019 Meetup by “Full Stack Ghent” (their first one!) at the Clarabridge CX Social offices.

At the meetup I gave a reprise of the talk “ESNext: Proposals to look forward to”, which I had already done at a Full Stack Antwerp meetup, a few months ago.

With the yearly ECMAScript releases (ES2015..ES2019) of a lot of things have changed in JavaScript-land. And even more changes are ahead!

This talk takes a look at a few of the upcoming ECMAScript features, which will (hopefully) become part of the ECMAScript Language Specification in the near future.

The slides are up on slidr.io, and also embedded below:

Talk Outline:

  • TC39: Info on TC39, what they do, and how they work.
  • ESNext Proposal: Field Declarations
  • ESNext Proposal: Optional Chaining
  • ESNext Proposal: Null Coalescing
  • ESNext Proposal: Pipeline Operator
  • ESNext Proposal: Dynamic Imports
  • ESNext Proposal: Pattern Matching
  • ES2015 Refresher: Promises
  • ESNext Proposal: Cancellation API
  • ESNext Proposal: Function Bind Syntax
  • ESNext Proposal: Slice Notation
  • ES2019 Feature: Object.fromEntries()
  • Fin.

Thanks to the organisers for having me, and thanks to the attendees for coming to see me. I hope you all had fun attending this talk. I know I had making it (and whilst bringing it forward) 🙂

ESNext: Proposals to look forward to (Full Stack Antwerp)

Yesterday I was invited as a speaker at the Full Stack Antwerp December 2018 Meetup at icapps.

At the meetup I gave an adaptation of my talk “What’s Next for JavaScript”. The talk itself – which got renamed to “ESNext: Proposals to look forward to” – goes more into depth onto the proposals themselves, and skips the coverage of ES2015 through ES2018 (which could be a talk all by itself).

With the yearly ECMAScript releases (ES2015..ES2018) of a lot of things have changed in JavaScript-land. And even more changes are ahead!

This talk takes a look at a few of the upcoming ECMAScript features, which will (hopefully) become part of the ECMAScript Language Specification in the near future.

The slides are up on slidr.io, and also embedded below:

Talk Outline:

  • TC39: Info on TC39, what they do, and how they work.
  • ESNext Proposal: Field Declarations
  • ESNext Proposal: Optional Chaining
  • ESNext Proposal: Null Coalescing
  • ESNext Proposal: Pipeline Operator
  • ESNext Proposal: Dynamic Imports
  • ESNext Proposal: Pattern Matching
  • ES2015 Refresher: Promises
  • ESNext Proposal: Cancellation API
  • ESNext Proposal: Function Bind Syntax
  • ESNext Proposal: Slice Notation
  • ESNext Proposal: Object.fromEntries()
  • Fin.

Thanks to the organisers for having me, and thanks to the attendees for coming to see me. I hope you all had fun attending this talk. I know I had making it (and whilst bringing it forward) 🙂

📅 If you missed out on the talk and want to see it, you can always attend Full Stack Ghent March 2019 Meetup. At said meetup I’ll bring forward the same talk.