Fronteers Videos

Writing code is hard. Especially when you have to work in a team and everyone writes his or her code differently. As if it wouldn't be hard enough to understand and implement the functionality of an app. To work against barriers of understanding code define how your team writes code. Set up coding guidelines and style guides so you can focus on funcionality. This is not limited to your JavaScript-Code: Give some love to your HTML and CSS as well. As a result you reduce the time you spent doing tasks that are less to your joy and let you focus more on the work that you love.

Choosing you defaults is important to have a good workflow. Making decisions all over again is bad for productivity and your lifestyle. In this session you'll learn how thinking about future decisions will improve work and life.

New CSS properties like transitions, gradients and, of course, pseudo-elements — :before and :after. People use them to create complex things just on a single html element, for some extra decorations without any bloated markup and for so much more. However, pseudo-elements have a major drawback — you couldn't use CSS transitions on them. Until now! Right now the only browser who know how to transition values on pseudos is FireFox. But I'll talk about the method any modern browser would understand — and by which any modern browser could show you transitions for most of the CSS properties right on the pseudo-elements. It's a hacky, quirky way, it won't work for any property, but it's better than nothing — with transitions on pseudo-elements a lot of things would be possible — and I'll show some live examples during my talk.

How we were asked to build a continuous, full-screen, interactive animation for a client and the hilarity that ensued. A tale of feature detection, CSS animations and transitions, scripted animation, hardware acceleration and performance.

Being Russia's search giant, Yandex employs thousands of developers, who are daily challenged by a huge amount of frontend development problems. Such as fast developing, maintaining long-lived services, code reusing, team scalability an many more. I would like to share with the comminity our solutions to these problems and speak about how they evolved through time and technological changes.

I'll be starting off by trying to identify the difference (UI wise) between Web Sites and Web Apps. Then I'll be showing how CSS Flexbox greatly simplifies creating Web Apps. Not just by talking about it using slides, but rather through live coding and examples.

A few simple tips and tricks for getting over your fear of public speaking and/or presenting - something everyone needs to do at some point, regardless of occupation or specialization.

Iacobien and Rian will talk about accessibility and the WP- Accessible project. The main goals of this project are to help everyone use and maintain an accessible WordPress website.

Covering the 3 most important things one needs to consider when building utilities/libraries for others to use. (robustness, simplicity, flexibility)

Implementing CSS in JavaScript in 10 easy steps.