JSFoo 2016

Tackling speed and performance for JavaScript

Neha Sharma

@nsharma25

Javascript Component Architecture

Submitted Aug 14, 2016

Web developers as well as end users came far away from normal HTML/CSS , server side forms website/applications. Now, everyday we developers create more complex , interactive, high-speed, jazzy applications/website for the users and we keep one eye on the performance, another eye on appraoch of code architecture; because - architrecture of the application/code and performance goes hands-in-hand. From normal JS Patterns to the MV* we came very far. In this talk we are going to understand how Reactjs, Angular2 & Polymer changing the way we are coding, creating complex application/website. Why web components? Why components based approach? How to plan your website/application components based? How it is going to improve your code performance, readability, scaleability and much more.

Outline

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1oTf1KKo14x6zI9LNGMqHUWbyO51b_j4AKfqkJJY_0hw/edit?usp=sharing

Requirements

Should have experience in coding of complex applications. Have sound knowledge of Javascript and any MVC framework

Speaker bio

I am Neha Sharma, from New Delhi, Working as UI Tech lead with 7 years of experience. Worked in different domains and on great projects. Apart from my full time job I am tech speaker and organizer of the community of developer in New Delhi/Gurgaon name JSLovers - meetup.com/jslovers. I organize the code-labs in Gurgaon/Delhi for UI Developers on various topics. I am also active speakers and gave talks in Microsoft, Expedia Gurgaon.

Linkdin Profile : https://in.linkedin.com/in/nehha
Twitter : https://twitter.com/hellonehha
Meetup Group : meetup.com/jslovers

Slides

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1oTf1KKo14x6zI9LNGMqHUWbyO51b_j4AKfqkJJY_0hw/edit?usp=sharing

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