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Hello, I love making developer's lives easier through teaching, speaking, and mentoring. I talk about front-end topics such as web performance and development.

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Sia has definitely mastered the art of keeping a listener engaged. Her humor and ability to communicate technical concepts at the same time is an amazing talent. All information was presented well and provided a long list of notes to take back to my company and coworkers.

-Anonymous attendee feedback from The Progressive Web Experience

Sia’s workshop gave me the guidance and tools I needed to finally begin diagnosing real performance problems in my web applications. Not only did her course shed light on how to solve the issues I knew I had, but it also exposed problems I hadn't discovered yet. Whether you’ve got an application that’s not performing well or if you just want to have a better grasp of the performance tools available, Sia’s Measuring Web Performance workshop is well worth your time.

-Aundra Miller, Software Engineer at Learning.com

Sia was my instructor at Tech Talent South. Thanks to her I've been able to move forward in my career as a Software Developer. Her knowledge and endless patience for our questions created a foundation that I've been building on ever since. She is a fantastic teacher."

-Ryan Hageman, Independent Software Developer

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Short Bio

Sia Karamalegos is a freelance web developer and performance engineer. She's also an international conference speaker, writer, Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies, and member of the W3C web performance working group. She co-organizes the Eleventy Meetup which won the 2021 Jammies Award for Outstanding Community Meetup.

Long Bio

Sia Karamalegos is a developer, international conference speaker, and writer, currently working on as a freelance web performance engineer. She is a Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies and member of the W3C web performance working group. She co-organizes the Eleventy Meetup which won the 2021 Jammies Award for Outstanding Community Meetup. She is the founder and lead developer for Clio + Calliope Web Development and was recognized in the Silicon Bayou 100, the 100 most influential and active people in tech and entrepreneurship in Louisiana.

She graduated from Texas A&M University with a BS in chemical engineering and received her MBA from Harvard Business School. When she's not coding, speaking, or consulting, Sia likes to write short stories and dabble in charcoal figure drawing. She's also an avid endurance athlete.

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Upcoming Events

THE Eleventy Meetup

Online
23 Oct 2024 Automatically generating social share images using Cloudinary

Did you ever notice those social media share images that automatically pop up for a site and think to yourself, "wow, it would be really cool if I could get that set up for my blog"? In this talk, Sia will show you how she uses 11ty shortcodes and Cloudinary to generate unique share images for each page and blog post on her site. (Cloudinary has a free tier that's generous enough that most personal sites fit under.)

Connect.Tech

Atlanta, GA, USA
18 Nov 2024 Web performance workshop: hands-on tools and practices

Have you tried to make your website fast and only been rewarded with frustration? Do the tools of the trade intimidate you? In this workshop, you'll learn tried and true techniques for optimizing the Core Web Vitals. We'll cover how to interpret and use real user analytics to guide debugging strategies. Then, we'll dive into lab testing tools, giving you hands-on practice and guidance to improve your confidence to approach any web performance improvement project.

19 Nov 2024 It's time to ditch Lighthouse 100

Lighthouse 100 is a common goal for developers seeking to make their sites fast, but does this really center user experience? In this talk, I'll cover how to get a broader perspective on how real users are experiencing your website performance and better strategies for improving it.

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The 11ty International Symposium on Making Websites Real Good

Online
9 May 2024 You're probably doing web performance wrong

Lighthouse 100 is a common goal for developers seeking to make their sites fast, but does this really center user experience? In this talk, I'll cover how to get a broader perspective on how real users are experiencing your website performance and better strategies for improving it.

CityJS Athens

Athens, GR
30 May 2023 Measuring JavaScript Performance

How does JavaScript impact user experience and what are the implications? What tools can I use to better understand my performance and focus on the most important problems? In this session, Sia will walk through the answers to these questions and more.

THE Eleventy Meetup

Online
14 Apr 2023 Webmentions + Eleventy

Webmentions are an exciting standard which help enable the IndieWeb. We can own our own content, hosted on our own domains, without sacrificing social connection and replies with other people! In this talk, I discuss what webmentions are and how to implement them. The code is based on an Eleventy site, but the concepts should be applicable to any site.

All Things Open Meetup

Durham, NC, USA
05 Apr 2023 Diving into Dev Tools for performance

Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts and waterfalls intimidate you? Come learn how to use common performance tools such as Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, and webpagetest.org. We'll profile several websites with different performance issues to illustrate how to use each tool. In this talk, I'll live-profile several sites to help you see how to approach performance analysis. It's best if you already know how to use the Chrome Dev Tools inspector, but we will approach the performance tools from a beginner's starting point. Attendees should be comfortable with HTML at a minimum.

This Dot Media State of the Web

Online
21 Feb 2023 Panel: State of Web Performance February 2023

In this month’s “State of” event, we’re bringing you the State of Web Performance. We will be talking with Community members, library authors and maintainers to discuss community initiatives, how to identify Performance challenges, metrics to measure and resources to help you.

performance.now()

Amsterdam, NL
28 Oct 2022 103 Early Hints at Shopify

103 Early Hints allow us to preconnect and even preload resources before the main document arrives. Come learn how the partnership between Shopify, Google, and Cloudflare led to this performance breakthrough, how Shopify is continuing to experiment with it at scale, and thoughts on what the future holds.

WebPageTest Under the Hood

Online
30 Aug 2022 Introducing the Shopify Merchant Performance Team

Excited to have the Shopify Merchant Performance Team join me next week as we explore their raison d'être + what to expect from this team as they help shape the future of e-commerce by keeping things fast! Join us.

This Dot Media State of the Web

Online
23 Aug 2022 Panel: State of Web Performance August 2022

In this month’s “State of” event, we’re bringing you the State of Web Performance. We will be talking with Community members, library authors and maintainers to discuss community initiatives, how to identify Performance challenges, metrics to measure and resources to help you.

UberConf

Denver, CO, USA
12 Jul 2022 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

13 Jul 2022 Diving into Dev Tools for performance

Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts and waterfalls intimidate you? Come learn how to use common performance tools such as Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, and webpagetest.org. We'll profile several websites with different performance issues to illustrate how to use each tool. In this talk, I'll live-profile several sites to help you see how to approach performance analysis. It's best if you already know how to use the Chrome Dev Tools inspector, but we will approach the performance tools from a beginner's starting point. Attendees should be comfortable with HTML at a minimum.

13 Jul 2022 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

Stripe Developers Livestream

Online
04 Mar 2022 Ep. 3: Building a Jamstack store with Netlify and Stripe

In episode 3 of this series, , Sia Karamalegos (@TheGreenGreek) is joining Matt Ling (@mattling_dev) from Stripe to build out an end-to-end eCommerce store selling digital goods, using 11ty, Netlify serverless functions, and Stripe. In this third and final episode you’ll learn how to leverage a Netlify serverless function to build a webhook endpoint to listen and react to payment events such as a Checkout Session completing to fulfill your orders.

Stripe Developers Livestream

Online
24 Feb 2022 Ep. 2: Building a Jamstack store with Netlify and Stripe

In episode 2 of this series, Sia Karamalegos (@TheGreenGreek) is joining Matt Ling (@mattling_dev) from Stripe to build out an end-to-end eCommerce store selling digital goods, using 11ty, Netlify serverless functions, and Stripe. In this second episode you’ll learn how to leverage Netlify serverless functions to create Checkout Sessions using the Stripe API and collect payments from your customers.

Stripe Developers Livestream

Online
18 Feb 2022 Ep. 1: Building a Jamstack store with Netlify and Stripe

In episode 1 of this series, Sia Karamalegos (@TheGreenGreek) joins Matt Ling (@mattling_dev) from Stripe to build out an end-to-end eCommerce store selling digital goods, using 11ty, Netlify serverless functions, and Stripe. In this first episode you’ll learn how to model a product catalog in Stripe using Products and Prices and how to query and render them using Stripe-node and 11ty.

THE Eleventy Meetup

Online
10 Feb 2022 Architecting an Eleventy serverless e-commerce site

A lot of e-commerce solutions exist, but many of them charge a monthly fee. How could we build a site with the lowest hosting costs possible? Sometimes the biggest challenge is coming up with an architecture that will work. In this talk, I will show you how I'm building an Eleventy shop for digital downloads using Stripe, Netlify, Sendgrid, and AWS. It's a sneak peek for a longer series where we will go step-by-step in the build.

The Progressive Web Experience

Online
05 Dec 2021 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

06 Dec 2021 Diving into Dev Tools for performance

Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts and waterfalls intimidate you? Come learn how to use common performance tools such as Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, and webpagetest.org. We'll profile several websites with different performance issues to illustrate how to use each tool. In this talk, I'll live-profile several sites to help you see how to approach performance analysis. It's best if you already know how to use the Chrome Dev Tools inspector, but we will approach the performance tools from a beginner's starting point. Attendees should be comfortable with HTML at a minimum.

06 Dec 2021 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

06 Dec 2021 Join the Indie Web with Eleventy and Webmentions

Webmentions are an exciting standard which help enable the IndieWeb. We can own our own content, hosted on our own domains, without sacrificing social connection and replies with other people! Eleventy is JavaScript-based static site generator that requires no client-side JavaScript, making it performant by default.

Connect.Tech

Atlanta, GA, USA
08 Nov 2021 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

10 Nov 2021 Join the Indie Web with Eleventy and Webmentions

Webmentions are an exciting standard which help enable the IndieWeb. We can own our own content, hosted on our own domains, without sacrificing social connection and replies with other people! Eleventy is JavaScript-based static site generator that requires no client-side JavaScript, making it performant by default.

THE Eleventy Meetup

Online
24 Sep 2021 Optimize Images in Eleventy Using Cloudinary

Let Cloudinary make your image management easier! In this talk, I'll show how to set up responsive images in Eleventy using Cloudinary and Eleventy shortcodes. If time permits, I'll also show how I generate social share images using Cloudinary and Eleventy.

GDG New Orleans

Online
17 Aug 2021 Let's build and deploy your blog already

In this mini-workshop with Sia Karamalegos, we're going to finally get that to-do list item done - building and deploying your blog. We'll use Eleventy and Netlify, and if you've bought a domain, we'll also set that up too.

Social Hackers Academy

Online
30 Jun 2021 Introduction to Serverless Functions Using Netlify

Serverless functions are a key skill to know when moving to Jamstack applications or serverless architecture. Going serverless means having no server to manage while also having the ability to scale infinitely. In this talk, we'll start with a basic, static Eleventy website then build in dynamic features like form handling and secure API access using serverless functions. We'll use the Netlify CLI to set up our dev environment and deploy to production on Netlify.

GDG New Orleans

Online
15 Jun 2021 Introduction to Serverless Functions Using Netlify

Serverless functions are a key skill to know when moving to Jamstack applications or serverless architecture. Going serverless means having no server to manage while also having the ability to scale infinitely. In this talk, we'll start with a basic, static Eleventy website then build in dynamic features like form handling and secure API access using serverless functions. We'll use the Netlify CLI to set up our dev environment and deploy to production on Netlify.

Magnolia JS

Online
25 May 2021 Join the Indie Web with Eleventy and Webmentions

Webmentions are an exciting standard which help enable the IndieWeb. We can own our own content, hosted on our own domains, without sacrificing social connection and replies with other people! Eleventy is JavaScript-based static site generator that requires no client-side JavaScript, making it performant by default.

c't <web dev>

Online
9 Feb 2021 Responsive Images for the Web

Images account for 50% of the bytes downloaded to load a website. How can you make sure that your users only download the smallest image necessary while preserving image quality? In this talk, we'll focus on the underlying concepts in HTML and CSS for serving responsive images, which you can take with you no matter which tool you use.Which file formats suit which image types best? How can you use art direction in images to show the best image for a viewport layout? Come learn about this and more!

The Progressive Web Experience

Online
30 Nov 2020 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

01 Dec 2020 Diving into Dev Tools for performance

Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts and waterfalls intimidate you? Come learn how to use common performance tools such as Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, and webpagetest.org. We'll profile several websites with different performance issues to illustrate how to use each tool. In this talk, I'll live-profile several sites to help you see how to approach performance analysis. It's best if you already know how to use the Chrome Dev Tools inspector, but we will approach the performance tools from a beginner's starting point. Attendees should be comfortable with HTML at a minimum.

01 Dec 2020 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

02 Dec 2020 Introduction to Serverless Functions Using Netlify

Serverless functions are a key skill to know when moving to Jamstack applications or serverless architecture. Going serverless means having no server to manage while also having the ability to scale infinitely. In this talk, we'll start with a basic, static Eleventy website then build in dynamic features like form handling and secure API access using serverless functions. We'll use the Netlify CLI to set up our dev environment and deploy to production on Netlify.

JAMstack Toronto

Online
11 Nov 2020 Webmentions + Eleventy

Webmentions are an exciting standard which help enable the IndieWeb. We can own our own content, hosted on our own domains, without sacrificing social connection and replies with other people! In this talk, I discuss what webmentions are and how to implement them. The code is based on an Eleventy site, but the concepts should be applicable to any site.

Connect.Tech

Online
14 Oct 2020 Hint, Hint, Font Loading Matters!

Fonts are lovely but can slow down our loads. How can we make them faster? We all love fonts. From Google Fonts to Typekit, Hoefler&Co and more, they give character and tone to our websites. The down side of fonts is that they can really slow down our loads. In this talk we'll learn about common pitfalls like critical requests depth and how to use resource hints to play tricks with latency to load web applications faster. We'll walk through a network profile to understand what's going on in the browser and how to make it faster.

GDG New Orleans

New Orleans, LA, USA
16 Jun 2020 An intro to the static site generator Eleventy

What is this cult of Eleventy and why do they think it's so great? Come learn about the JavaScript-based static site generator that requires no client-side JavaScript.

NFJS Virtual Workshop

Online
28 May 2020 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

Magnolia JS

Jackson, MS, USA
16 Apr 2020 Modern JavaScript for Modern Browsers

Web performance matters. From SEO to bottom-line revenue impacts, performance can make or break your app. However, fixing performance feels like a quagmire of expert-level topics. What if I told you JavaScript bundle sizes could be cut up to 50% by doing one thing only? Nearly 90% of web traffic runs on modern browsers, but we're transpiling all of our JavaScript to ES5. That’s expensive. In this talk, we'll learn about differential serving, or serving both modern bundles and legacy bundles using webpack. This talk is framework agnostic, and best if you have at least a basic understanding of JavaScript.

#PerfMatters Conference

Redwood City, CA, USA
31 Mar 2020 Responsive Images for the Web

Images account for 50% of the bytes downloaded to load a website. How can you make sure that your users only download the smallest image necessary while preserving image quality? In this talk, we'll focus on the underlying concepts in HTML and CSS for serving responsive images, which you can take with you no matter which tool you use.Which file formats suit which image types best? How can you use art direction in images to show the best image for a viewport layout? Come learn about this and more!

GDG New Orleans

New Orleans, LA, USA
18 Feb 2020 Responsive Images for the Web

Images account for 50% of the bytes downloaded to load a website. How can you make sure that your users only download the smallest image necessary while preserving image quality? In this talk, we'll focus on the underlying concepts in HTML and CSS for serving responsive images, which you can take with you no matter which tool you use.Which file formats suit which image types best? How can you use art direction in images to show the best image for a viewport layout? Come learn about this and more!

Delgado Community College Career Speaker Series

New Orleans, LA, USA
19 Feb 2020 My path to freelance web development

In this talk to students interested in technology fields at Delgado Community College, I describe my career journey and what it took to get to where I needed to be at each stage, including the pitfalls, privileges, and where I still want to go.

FOSDEM 2020 Web Performance devroom

Brussels, Belgium
01 Feb 2020 Hint, Hint, Font Loading Matters!

Fonts are lovely but can slow down our loads. How can we make them faster? We all love fonts. From Google Fonts to Typekit, Hoefler&Co and more, they give character and tone to our websites. The down side of fonts is that they can really slow down our loads. In this talk we'll learn about common pitfalls like critical requests depth and how to use resource hints to play tricks with latency to load web applications faster. We'll walk through a network profile to understand what's going on in the browser and how to make it faster.

The Progressive Web Experience

Clearwater, FL, USA
01 Dec 2019 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

02 Dec 2019 #IamRemarkable Workshop

#IamRemarkable is a Google initiative empowering women and underrepresented groups to celebrate their achievements in the workplace and beyond. This 90-minute workshop highlights to participants the importance of self promotion in their careers and provides them with the tools to practice this skill. I am an official #IamRemarkable facilitator.

03 Dec 2019 Modern JavaScript for Modern Browsers

Web performance matters. From SEO to bottom-line revenue impacts, performance can make or break your app. However, fixing performance feels like a quagmire of expert-level topics. What if I told you JavaScript bundle sizes could be cut up to 50% by doing one thing only? Nearly 90% of web traffic runs on modern browsers, but we're transpiling all of our JavaScript to ES5. That’s expensive. In this talk, we'll learn about differential serving, or serving both modern bundles and legacy bundles using webpack. This talk is framework agnostic, and best if you have at least a basic understanding of JavaScript.

03 Dec 2019 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

GDG New Orleans

New Orleans, LA, USA
03 Dec 2019 Modern JavaScript for Modern Browsers

Web performance matters. From SEO to bottom-line revenue impacts, performance can make or break your app. However, fixing performance feels like a quagmire of expert-level topics. What if I told you JavaScript bundle sizes could be cut up to 50% by doing one thing only? Nearly 90% of web traffic runs on modern browsers, but we're transpiling all of our JavaScript to ES5. That’s expensive. In this talk, we'll learn about differential serving, or serving both modern bundles and legacy bundles using webpack. This talk is framework agnostic, and best if you have at least a basic understanding of JavaScript.

Connect.Tech

Atlanta, GA, USA
18 Oct 2019 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

16 Oct 2019 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

#FrontEndParty

New Orleans, LA, USA
24 Sep 2019 Preact, a tiny alternative to React

Preact is a fast, 3kB alternative to React with the same modern API! Let's go crazy and live code a new #FrontEndParty website that uses the Meetup API to populate the upcoming event.

UberConf

Denver, CO, USA
17 Jul 2019 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

16 Jul 2019 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

WeRockIT Conf

Huntsville, AL, USA
03 May 2019 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

MagnoliaJS

Jackson, MS, USA
18 Apr 2019 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

17 Apr 2019 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

ActivateConf

Baton Rouge, LA, USA
06 Apr 2019 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

Peers Conference

New Orleans, LA, USA
03 Apr 2019 Get in the Fast Lane: Measuring Web Performance Workshop

Are you losing revenue to performance? 53% of mobile site visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is important. Tooling can be hard. Do flame charts intimidate you? Come learn how to audit and fix common performance issues using Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and webpagetest.org. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn about the most common performance pitfalls and fix latency, image, and JavaScript issues in a sample web application. You must understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and running npm scripts to get the most out of this workshop. Understanding webpack is helpful but not required.

IWD New Orleans 2019

New Orleans, LA, USA
23 Mar 2019 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

23 Mar 2019 #IamRemarkable Workshop

#IamRemarkable is a Google initiative empowering women and underrepresented groups to celebrate their achievements in the workplace and beyond. This 90-minute workshop highlights to participants the importance of self promotion in their careers and provides them with the tools to practice this skill. I am an official #IamRemarkable facilitator.

GDG New Orleans

New Orleans, LA, USA
18 Dec 2018 Hint, hint, perf matters!

Resource hints are a cool way to play tricks with latency to load web applications faster. Come learn all about resource hints as we apply them to Google Fonts to make them faster.

The Rich Web Experience

Clearwater, FL, USA
05 Dec 2018 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

04 Dec 2018 Universal React Apps Using Next.js

Every user’s hardware is different, and processing speed can hinder user experience on client-side rendered React applications. Server-side rendering and code-splitting can drastically improve user experience by minimizing the work that the client has to do. It’s easy to get lost in the lingo, so come learn what it all means and how to easily build universal React apps using the Next.js framework. We’ll walk through the concepts and use code examples to cement your understanding. You’ll get the most out of this session if you’re comfortable with React and ES6 syntax.

03 Dec 2018 Responsive Images

Images account for more than 40% of the bytes downloaded to load a website. How can you make sure that your users only download the smallest image necessary while preserving image quality? Which file formats suit which image types best? How can you use art direction in images to show the best image for a viewport layout? Come learn about this and more! A basic understanding in HTML and CSS is required to get the most out of this talk. (Can be easily converted to a half-day workshop)

03 Dec 2018 Getting to Know Webpack 4 Workshop

Are you afraid of your build tool? Fret no more. Come learn the basics of Webpack, using the new version 4. We'll learn about the new features such as sensible defaults as well as the core features. During this half-day workshop, we will build a simple application using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and images to understand all parts of setting up the build tool.

#FrontEndParty

New Orleans, LA, USA
25 Oct 2018 Performance and Real User Monitoring

What is Real User Monitoring versus Synthetic Testing in the realm of front-end performance? What are some of the tools available to measure both? In this talk we'll do an overview of measurement methods and do a deep-dive on the Navigation, Resource, and User Timing APIs.

Connect.Tech

Atlanta, GA, USA
19 Oct 2018 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

17 Oct 2018 Next-level React Workshop: React Router, Redux and More

Come learn about intermediate to advanced topics for building real-world ReactJS Web applications in this full-day workshop. We will start by learning about the core fundamentals of Redux including pure functions, actions, reducers, the store, and subscriptions. Then we will integration Redux into a React app, learning about components vs containers, accessing the store, async actions, middleware, and thunks. Next, we will layer in React Router 4, learning about params, queries, and redirects; prompt before navigation, and scrollToTop. Time permitting and based on audience preferences, we can learn about using component libraries, styling, ES6+, and more! Basic knowledge of React is required for this workshop.

#FrontEndParty

New Orleans, LA, USA
27 Sep 2018 Responsive Images

Images account for more than 40% of the bytes downloaded to load a website. How can you make sure that your users only download the smallest image necessary while preserving image quality? Which file formats suit which image types best? How can you use art direction in images to show the best image for a viewport layout? Come learn about this and more! A basic understanding in HTML and CSS is required to get the most out of this talk. (Can be easily converted to a half-day workshop)

Full Stack Fest

Barcelona, Spain
07 Sep 2018 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

Web Summer Camp

Rovinj, Croatia
29 Aug 2018 Getting to Know Webpack 4 Workshop

Are you afraid of your build tool? Fret no more. Come learn the basics of Webpack, using the new version 4. We'll learn about the new features such as sensible defaults as well as the core features. During this half-day workshop, we will build a simple application using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and images to understand all parts of setting up the build tool.

React Finland

Helsinki, Finland
25 Apr 2018 Universal React Apps Using Next.js

Every user’s hardware is different, and processing speed can hinder user experience on client-side rendered React applications. Server-side rendering and code-splitting can drastically improve user experience by minimizing the work that the client has to do. It’s easy to get lost in the lingo, so come learn what it all means and how to easily build universal React apps using the Next.js framework. We’ll walk through the concepts and use code examples to cement your understanding. You’ll get the most out of this session if you’re comfortable with React and ES6 syntax.

24 Apr 2018 (Workshop)

(Workshop)

React Dev Summit 2018

online
26 Mar 2018 Universal React Apps Using Next.js

Every user’s hardware is different, and processing speed can hinder user experience on client-side rendered React applications. Server-side rendering and code-splitting can drastically improve user experience by minimizing the work that the client has to do. It’s easy to get lost in the lingo, so come learn what it all means and how to easily build universal React apps using the Next.js framework. We’ll walk through the concepts and use code examples to cement your understanding. You’ll get the most out of this session if you’re comfortable with React and ES6 syntax.

JazzCon.Tech

New Orleans, LA, USA
23 Mar 2018 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

23 Mar 2018 Universal React Apps Using Next.js

Every user’s hardware is different, and processing speed can hinder user experience on client-side rendered React applications. Server-side rendering and code-splitting can drastically improve user experience by minimizing the work that the client has to do. It’s easy to get lost in the lingo, so come learn what it all means and how to easily build universal React apps using the Next.js framework. We’ll walk through the concepts and use code examples to cement your understanding. You’ll get the most out of this session if you’re comfortable with React and ES6 syntax.

21 Mar 2018 Next-level React Workshop: React Router, Redux and More

Come learn about intermediate to advanced topics for building real-world ReactJS Web applications in this full-day workshop. We will start by learning about the core fundamentals of Redux including pure functions, actions, reducers, the store, and subscriptions. Then we will integration Redux into a React app, learning about components vs containers, accessing the store, async actions, middleware, and thunks. Next, we will layer in React Router 4, learning about params, queries, and redirects; prompt before navigation, and scrollToTop. Time permitting and based on audience preferences, we can learn about using component libraries, styling, ES6+, and more! Basic knowledge of React is required for this workshop.

ActivateConf

Baton Rouge, LA, USA
24 Feb 2018 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

gnocode

New Orleans, LA, USA
20 Feb 2018 The Future of Front-End Performance

Help! My app bundle is 5MB! My users are angry that my app is so slow! It’s easy to forget that performance matters when we are under pressure to deliver features quickly. What data should we use to inform our decisions? From code splitting, lazy loading, and tree shaking to bundle analysis, progressive rendering, and modern transpiling, come learn how you can deliver a better experience to your users with high-performing front-end apps. This talk is library-agnostic (React, Angular, Vue, etc.).

Agent Conf

Dornbirn, Austria
25 Jan 2018 Lightning Fast React Apps

App loading and run-time affect your bottom line. Fancy features aren’t worth anything if users leave the app out of frustration. Every second counts! React is super fast, but you could be shooting yourself in the foot with design decisions. Come learn how to make your React apps lightning fast! Page abandonment increases with every second of load time.Also, profiling and debugging performance issues can seem like an overwhelming topic to learn.In this session, we’ll cover the usual suspects of performance issues, from the basics of using the correct build, to the fundamentals of immutable data, to higher- level tools like Perf, shouldComponentUpdate, PureComponent, and memoizing computed props in Redux. We will both cover the concepts and walk through examples step- by - step so that by the end of this session you will feel like a React Speed Racer.You’ll get the most out of this session if you’re at least comfortable with React and ES6 syntax.

Loyola University

New Orleans, LA, USA
05 Dec 2017 Professionalism in Software Engineering

Professionalism in Software Engineering

NodeFest Japan

Tokyo, Japan
25 Nov 2017 No REST for the weary... Introducing GraphQL

RESTful APIs can make fetching data pretty hairy sometimes, but fetching data doesn’t have to be so difficult. Enter GraphQL... the query language where you can ask for exactly what you need with a single HTTP request. Come learn what all the buzz is about!

#FrontEndParty

New Orleans, LA, USA
27 Oct 2017 The Talk About Talks: Submitting Your First CFP

The Talk About Talks: Submitting Your First CFP

Connect.Tech

Atlanta, GA, USA
22 Sep 2017 No REST for the weary... Introducing GraphQL

RESTful APIs can make fetching data pretty hairy sometimes, but fetching data doesn’t have to be so difficult. Enter GraphQL... the query language where you can ask for exactly what you need with a single HTTP request. Come learn what all the buzz is about!

22 Sep 2017 Lightning Fast React Apps

App loading and run-time affect your bottom line. Fancy features aren’t worth anything if users leave the app out of frustration. Every second counts! React is super fast, but you could be shooting yourself in the foot with design decisions. Come learn how to make your React apps lightning fast! Page abandonment increases with every second of load time.Also, profiling and debugging performance issues can seem like an overwhelming topic to learn.In this session, we’ll cover the usual suspects of performance issues, from the basics of using the correct build, to the fundamentals of immutable data, to higher- level tools like Perf, shouldComponentUpdate, PureComponent, and memoizing computed props in Redux. We will both cover the concepts and walk through examples step- by - step so that by the end of this session you will feel like a React Speed Racer.You’ll get the most out of this session if you’re at least comfortable with React and ES6 syntax.

React Next

Tel Aviv, Israel
10 Sep 2017 Universal React Apps Using Next.js

Every user’s hardware is different, and processing speed can hinder user experience on client-side rendered React applications. Server-side rendering and code-splitting can drastically improve user experience by minimizing the work that the client has to do. It’s easy to get lost in the lingo, so come learn what it all means and how to easily build universal React apps using the Next.js framework. We’ll walk through the concepts and use code examples to cement your understanding. You’ll get the most out of this session if you’re comfortable with React and ES6 syntax.

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