Liran Tal

StrangerDanger: Finding Security Vulnerabilities Before They Find You!

Braden Moore

Deciphering Brainwaves with the Web Audio API

Tejas Kumar

Legendary Lambdas

Shelley Vohr

API Modernization: Building Bridges As You Cross Them

Stephanie Nemeth

How not to read the room: Creating socially awkward wearables

Eva Ferreira

Take on me, web browsers!

Charlie Gerard

Weaving the web - Programming textile-based interactions

Mauricio Palma

Accessibility vs latest Web APIs. Can’t we just get along?

Vitalii Bobrov

Algorithms and Their Habitat

Jake Archibald

Making things fast in world of build tools

Adam Giese

Composing music with composed functions

Damini Satya

Taming `Git`osaurus Using Mystical Trees

Jorge Marín

Testing in production: Ideas, experiences, limits, roadblocks

Balázs Korossy-Khayll

Testing presentation components visually

Rebecca Hill

Essential JavaScript debugging tools for the modern detective

Taylor Fairbank

JS in Extreme Conditions: WebApps for the Refugee Aid Movement

Kat Kitay

Web Norms of the World: An exploration of the internet beyond the West

Rubén Sospedra

Mastering UIs with Finite State Machines

Benedicte Raae

A privacy first period tracker? Is it even possible?

Isa Silveira

Looking under the rug: the art of learning from failure

Machine learning for front-end developers

Machine Learning for Front-End Developers

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

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

Practical Machine Learning for Front End Developers

Exploring the hidden potential of sound data

Strike a Pose: Gesture Recognition in JS with Machine Learning

Weaving the web - Programming textile-based interactions

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