Aaron Gong

Practical NuxtJS

Inian Parameshwaran

Advanced Image Optimisation for Websites

Shawn Wang

Getting Closure on React Hooks

Sumit Chaudhari

Build next gen web apps using web components

Charlie Gerard

Machine Learning for Front-End Developers

Kassian Wren

Web Assembly: The Future of JS and a Multi-Language Web

Kevin Aubry

Lin Oon Kean

Pair Programming & Test Driven Development done right

Thai Pangsakulyanont

Race Conditions in JavaScript Apps

Ritesh Mehrotra

Build your first mobile & desktop app as a Progressive Web Application

JAMStack Jumpstart - Gatsby

Olivia Jack

The Browser as a Modular, Networked Video Synthesizer

Evan You

Vue.js: Seeking the Balance in Framework Design

Aga Naplocha

artistic.css

Anshori Syuhada

Rapid Development on Offline First Data Sync

Tamas Piros

Unlocking Progress Web Applications

Dylan Babbs

Ignacio Julve

Interactive 3D Web Mapping

Vito Chin

JS adventures in Azureland

Tai Shi Ling

Testing from 0 to 100

Paul Asjes

Making It All Fit Together with React and GraphQL

Monica Dinculescu

Music and Art with ML

Mandy Michael

Variable Fonts and the Flexible Nature of Screens and Devices

Meggan Turner

Double the Beyoncé: Navigating Numbers in JavaScript

Ashi Krishnan

Learning From Machines

Pasindu De Silva

Chathu Vishwajith

Nodebots Are Back

Ryme Assaad

Mel El Azzi

Deploying and Building WebThings by Mozilla #1

Léonie Watson

Web Components and the AOM

Eytan Manor

The Different Transformation Stages of AOT Compilers

Yishu See

Designing Components for Fun, Profit and Sanity

Ujjwal "Ryzokuken" Sharma

The *Other* Spec: Internationalization in JavaScript

Asim Hussain

The Future of JavaScript and AI

Chen Hui Jing

Thomas Gorissen

Loop of Fortune

Leonardo Losoviz

Introduction to the Component-based API

Gil Tayar

Navigating the Wild Seas of Native ES Modules

Thorsten Schaeff

Chris Trudeau

Selling all the things: Building online payments in JS with Stripe

Zain Fathoni

State Machines Meet React Hooks

Introduction to Machine Learning with TensorFlow.js

Keerthana Krishnan

Real World Problems - Internet beyond the 1st World Bubble

Laurie Voss

JavaScript - Who, What, Where, Why and Next

Patrick Walther

Webassembly: Expectation vs. Reality

Weaving the web - Programming textile-based interactions

Practical Machine Learning for Front End Developers

Strike a Pose: Gesture Recognition in JS with Machine Learning

A typical interaction with a device or interface involves touching it. Either you’re pressing buttons on a controller, swiping on a touchscreen or clicking on your laptop’s trackpad. But what if you could control things without the use of your hands? What if you could use… your thoughts?

I have been tinkering with a brain sensor and developed an open source JavaScript framework for it to allow me (or anyone else) to control interfaces or robots using facial expressions and mental commands.

Look mum, no hands! — Brain controlled JavaScript

Exploring the hidden potential of sound data

Machine learning for front-end developers

Strike a Pose - Gesture recognition in JavaScript with ML & Arduino

Machine Learning for Front-End Developers

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