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Eight talks, eight speakers, one thread: the native web platform has matured and it's time we trusted it

How I rebuilt a vexillology quiz app from a Node/Express/MongoDB stack to a modern static website using Vite MPA, TypeScript, Web Components, and vanilla CSS — with WCAG 2.2 AAA accessibility throughout.

From running a Rust decision engine inside a Firefox extension to bootstrapping a language server in Zed — what building two WASM-powered projects taught me about the spectrum of WebAssembly patterns.

For over 7.9 million Venezuelans living abroad, finding a taste of home can feel impossible. El Guacal is an open-source, crowdsourced map of Venezuelan product locations around the world — built with Rust, PostGIS, and React, and powered by the people who need it most. This is the story of why I built it, the technical decisions behind it, and what comes next.

Let's discuss Accessibility on the Web and how product teams approach this

Four weeks to create a prototype that helps young people from underrepresented groups have an equal opportunity to reach and fulfil their potential in life.

As part of a diversity and inclusion programme, we helped people with special needs to code.

Accessibility for the Web practices by offering a software engineer perspective