CSS-Minsk-JS is the first Belarusian conference for front-end developers and UI specialists with all talks in English.

The conference will last two days: CSS talks (Sept. 21st) and JS talks (Sept. 22nd). Also, 4 workshop sessions will be organized during these days.

Speakers from Argentina, Belarus, Denmark, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Singapore, Ukraine, the UK, the USA and many more (including GDE experts and Mozilla Tech Speakers) are coming to share their experience and knowledge and have a great time with Belarusian communities.

Our main goal is experience and knowledge sharing in the international community. We support ideas of an open web, opensource software and free access to knowledge.

This year among the topics of the conference are:

- web typography from the eastern languages features to variable fonts;
- tensorflow.js and machine learning;
- front-end performance: debugging issues, modern syntax impact;
- creativity in 3D with Three.js;
- coding standards and modern dev tooling;
- BDD testing with Codecept.js;
- deep dive in CSS;
- accessibility issues in web UI;

and many more!

CSS-Minsk-JS 2018

Michael Bodnarchuk

ATDD with CodeceptJS: Effective Testing Without Pain

Sergei Kriger

Accessible Charts Done Right: Myth or Reality

Bram Stein

Are variable fonts the future of web typography?

Ivan Akulov

Building quick apps in 2018

Vladimir Kuznetsov

Case studies: Two color management plugins for PostCSS

Ashi Krishnan

Deep Learning in JS

Anastasia Goryacheva

Developer experience and API as a product

Victor Rusakovich

Elm — new language, new you

Anna Migas

Fast but not furious: debugging user interaction performance issues

Paul Yuhnovich

Full Stack Developers: Myth or Reality

Peter Müller

High Performance Web Fonts

Egor Malkevich

Let’s play with vanilla CSS / JS validations

Tanay Pant

Multiplayer Games with WebXR

Vladimir Barsukov

Music of React

Vadim Makeev

Semantics for Cynics

Chen Hui Jing

Typesetting East Asian languages on the web

Anton Kholkin

Unused CSS code: identification and clean up

Dora Militaru

Where are the women?

Eugen Baryshnikau

Why should I help those folks? Reasons for a developer to volunteer in social projects

CSS-Minsk-JS 2018 - Minsk, Belarus

Talks