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Why is there an AI explosion all of the sudden? Didn't AI exists for ages? Why is everyone talking about it now? What is the difference between classical AI and generative AI? This talk is about how you should see Large Language Models or Generative AI to make it as productive as possible. And I will drive that point to its technical limits.

Last year was an exciting time for CSS as several amazing features were shipped to the browser in the CSS world. These features have unlocked a whole new realm of possibilities for web designers and developers. From advanced layout techniques to complex animations, there is now so much more that can be achieved with CSS. Staying up-to-date with these cool features is essential for any web designer or developer who wants to push the boundaries of their creativity. By learning from these new features, you can unleash your inner artist and take your next project to the next level. So, make sure to stay tuned to the latest developments in the world of CSS and keep pushing yourself to explore new and exciting possibilities!

Astro is a new kind of static site builder. Astro combines decades of proven performance best practices with the DX improvements of the component-oriented era. Use your favorite JavaScript framework and automatically ship the bare-minimum amount of JavaScript—by default.

If you're interested in learning about Inversion of Control through Compound Components in software design, then this talk is perfect for you! By using React.js as an example, Dave will show you how to create scalable and maintainable components (for design systems) that cater to various requirements the developers who use them have. Additionally, he'll discuss the challenges of building components that meet the needs of many developers and demonstrate how this technique can help you build sustainable components that stand the test of time. Throughout the talk, you'll gain practical advice and real-world examples for implementing Inversion of Control and Compound Components in your own projects, as well as a better understanding of how these concepts can benefit building better software.

What is the purpose of micro frontends compared to microservices? What are the different tools available, and why don't they offer what microservices provide on the backend? Here is an alternative that provides this based on basic web principles.

React Server Components is an experimental feature being developed by the React team at Facebook. It aims to allow developers to build components that can be rendered on the server and sent over the network to be hydrated on the client side. This approach is different from traditional client-side rendering, where the entire component tree is sent to the client and rendered there. The motivation behind React Server Components is to improve the performance of server-side rendering (SSR) by reducing the amount of JavaScript that needs to be sent to the client. With React Server Components, only the necessary components and data are transmitted, resulting in smaller and faster initial page loads.