⏰ Prices go up TONIGHT! Time is running out to secure your spot at iJS Conference New York this September. Join the JavaScript community for top discussions on JavaScript, React, Angular, AI, fullstack development, and more — plus hands-on learning designed to help you level up faster. ✅ Save up to $960 ✅ Get a free Workshop Day ✅ Register with 3 colleagues and get an extra 10% team discount 📍 iJS Conference New York | Sept 28 – Oct 2, 2026 👉 Secure your ticket before prices go up: f.mtr.cool/vdxsoyvfad #iJS #JavaScript #ReactJS #Angular #TechConference #WebDevelopment

🎥 Q&A with Michael Dowden: Why TypeScript Decorators Are So Powerful Michael Dowden explains how decorators allow developers to declaratively add behavior to code — whether it’s classes, methods, or accessors — without making the implementation harder to read. Key takeaways: 🏷️ Decorators work like simple tags that attach behavior to code 🧩 They can add capabilities in a clean and reusable way ⚙️ They can change the behavior of classes, methods, or accessors 📚 They help keep even complex functionality readable and simple A powerful TypeScript feature for cleaner, more expressive code. Want to stay ahead of it? Subscribe to the iJS newsletter and get speaker insights, JavaScript trends, webinars, articles, whitepapers, and conference updates first: f.mtr.cool/yxdnvdxhot #iJS #TypeScript #JavaScript #Decorators #WebDevelopment #FrontendDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #CleanCode

🎥 Q&A with Manfred Steyer: Why Open Standards Matter for Agentic UIs How can frontends stay independent from backend AI stacks like Spring AI, LangGraph, LangChain, or Microsoft’s Agents Development Kit? In this iJS Q&A, @ManfredSteyer explains why open standards are becoming essential for agent-based systems — especially when building dynamic, composable, and interoperable user interfaces. Key takeaways: 🔌 Standards help decouple frontend and backend development 🧩 AG-UI supports communication between the frontend and backend agents 🎨 A2UI enables dynamic UI fragments and new interface compositions 🛠️ MCP and MCP apps help integrate third-party tools and visualize their results with useful widgets Because in agentic applications, no one wants to see only text and bullet points — users need interactive, meaningful UI experiences. Want to stay ahead of it? Subscribe to the iJS newsletter and get speaker insights, JavaScript trends, webinars, articles, whitepapers, and conference updates first: f.mtr.cool/npfdwrxkpu #iJS #JavaScript #AgenticAI #AgenticUI #AGUI #A2UI #MCP #FrontendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #AIEngineering #ManfredSteyer

⏳ Prices increase in 48 hours! After June 11, prices for all iJS Conference New York passes go up and this is your last chance to secure the Free Workshop Day offer. Join the International JavaScript Conference New York for hands-on learning across React, Angular, Node.js, fullstack JavaScript, testing, performance, and more. ✅ Save up to $960 ✅ Get Free Workshop Day with a 3-Day Pass ✅ Get an extra 10% discount when registering with 3 colleagues ✅ Access practical sessions built for modern JavaScript teams 🎟️ Get your ticket now: f.mtr.cool/atrygfqxev #iJSConference #JavaScript #ReactJS #Angular #NodeJS #WebDevelopment

🧠 Node.js MCP Server: Building a Safe Code Sandbox for your AI Letting AI write and run code opens up powerful new workflows but it also raises big questions around safety, isolation, and developer experience. In this article, Alfonso Graziano shows how to build a Node.js Model Context Protocol server that executes AI-generated JavaScript inside disposable Docker containers. What you’ll learn: 🔗 How MCP connects models to tools and local workflows 🐳 How to design ephemeral Docker-backed sandboxes 📦 How to install npm dependencies on the fly 🖼️ How to capture structured outputs like files and images 🛡️ How to balance power, safety, and developer experience If you’re exploring AI agents, MCP, or secure local code execution, this is a must-read. 👉 Read the article: f.mtr.cool/zpferxafif #iJS #NodeJS #MCP #ModelContextProtocol #AI #JavaScript #Docker #AIAgents #DeveloperTools #SoftwareArchitecture

⚡ Why Node.js Still Powers High-Throughput Backend Systems New runtimes and languages keep emerging but Node.js remains a strong choice for highly concurrent, I/O-bound, and latency-sensitive backend workloads. In this article, @_rafaelgss  explains how the Node.js architecture works under the hood: from the single-threaded event loop and libuv’s asynchronous I/O primitives to V8’s optimizing compilers, streams, backpressure, worker threads, and diagnostics. What you’ll learn: ✅ How the event loop and libuv handle massive concurrency ✅ Why “single-threaded” doesn’t mean Node.js only uses one thread ✅ How V8 improves performance through adaptive optimization ✅ Why streams and backpressure matter under load ✅ Where Node.js shines — and where it reaches its limits If you build backend systems that need to scale, this is a must-read. 👉 Read the article: f.mtr.cool/pampdgphnh #iJS #NodeJS #JavaScript #BackendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #SoftwareArchitecture #Performance #Scalability #FullstackDevelopment

At iJS Conference San Diego, Maximiliano Firtman led the workshop “Implementing User Authentication with Passkeys.” The workshop explored how developers can create more secure, user-friendly login experiences moving beyond passwords and into modern authentication flows. 🎟️ Missed San Diego? 👉 Join us at iJS Conference New York: f.mtr.cool/idpukeyvuu #iJS #JavaScript #WebSecurity #Passkeys #WebDevelopment

Hands-on AI engineering in action. At iJS Conference San Diego, Nir Kaufman led Day 1 of his Fullstack AI Engineering with TypeScript Bootcamp, guiding attendees through practical AI development workflows and live coding. From fullstack architecture to AI-powered applications, the bootcamp gave developers a closer look at how TypeScript fits into the next wave of software engineering. 🎟️ Missed San Diego? 👉 Join us at iJS Conference New York: f.mtr.cool/vsbjxbhozv #iJS #JavaScript #TypeScript #GenerativeAI #FullstackDevelopment

🎙️ Signals Podcast Episode 6: Node.js at a Crossroads Is Node.js moving too fast for corporations — but still too slow for developers? In Episode 6 of Signals – Dev Talk with Michael Dowden, host Michael Dowden talks with Node.js collaborators @satanacchio  and @_rafaelgss about the current state and future direction of the Node.js project. They discuss: ⚡ The complexity of maintaining a massive open-source project 🧑‍💻 The crucial role of volunteer contributors 🛡️ Challenges around AI-generated security reports 🧩 Recent major feature additions like native TypeScript support 🌍 What’s next for the Node.js ecosystem A must-listen for developers, tech leaders, and everyone following the evolution of JavaScript and open source. 🎧 Watch for free: f.mtr.cool/hcqmcufwsk #iJS #NodeJS #JavaScript #OpenSource #TypeScript #WebDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering #Podcast #SignalsPodcast

⏳ Last chance to save big on iJS Conference New York. Join the conference for fullstack JavaScript development and sharpen your skills across Angular, React, Node.js, testing, security, performance, and AI-driven innovation. ✅ Save up to $960 ✅ Get a free Workshop Day with a 3-Day Pass ✅ Use the 10% group discount when booking 3 tickets ✅ Upgrade for $250 to access parallel conferences like MLCon, DevOpsCon, and API Con Early Bird ends June 11 — don’t miss your chance to lock in the best offer. 📍 iJS Conference New York | New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge | Sept 28 – Oct 2, 2026 👉 Secure your spot today: f.mtr.cool/vhusydnzkn #iJSConference #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #Fullstack #TechConference

What happens when the “user” of your website is no longer just human? At iJS Conference San Diego, Nir Kaufman from Tikal explored how AI is reshaping frontend, backend, and the way we think about the web. As tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude become new entry points to information, developers may need to rethink how modern applications are designed and built. 🎟️ Missed San Diego? 👉 Join us at iJS Conference New York: f.mtr.cool/bzqjampoet #iJS #JavaScript #GenerativeAI #FrontendDevelopment #WebDevelopment

Mark Erickson from Replay.io joined iJS Conference San Diego with two hands-on sessions for the JavaScript and React community: “JavaScript Performance Optimization Practice” and “Debugging JavaScript & React.” Across both sessions, he explored what developers need to build faster, more reliable applications from identifying performance bottlenecks to debugging complex React behavior with more confidence. 🎟️ Missed San Diego? 👉 Join us at iJS Conference New York: f.mtr.cool/wolqvgkedg #iJS #JavaScript #ReactJS #FrontendDevelopment #WebPerformance

Maximiliano Firtman took the stage at iJS Conference San Diego with his session “Build ChatGPT Apps with MCP Server and UI.” From MCP concepts to real app-building workflows, this session dived into what JavaScript developers need to know as AI becomes part of modern web development. 🎟️ Missed San Diego? 👉 Join us at iJS Conference New York: f.mtr.cool/tpocnehpqe #iJS #JavaScript #GenerativeAI #WebDevelopment #AI

Lance Finney from INFICON joined iJS Conference San Diego to share practical insights with the JavaScript community. His session dived into the ideas, tools, and approaches developers need to keep building better, smarter, and more resilient applications. 🎟️ Missed San Diego? 👉 Join us at iJS Conference New York: f.mtr.cool/njakhlckml #iJS #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #DeveloperCommunity

Russell Miles from ClearBank took the stage at iJS Conference San Diego with his Keynote “AI Literacy: Developer Thinking.” The session explored how developers can build a stronger understanding of AI not just how to use it, but how to think critically about it, evaluate its impact, and apply it responsibly in modern software development. 🎟️ Missed San Diego? 👉 Join us at iJS Conference New York: f.mtr.cool/ridgvcfvaq #iJS #JavaScript #AI #SoftwareDevelopment #DeveloperCommunity

Another amazing day at iJS Conference San Diego. From live demos and spontaneous discussions to packed networking moments, people coming together to learn, share ideas, and build real connections. It’s more than just sessions it’s the conversations in between that spark new perspectives. Missed the buzz? Join us at iJS Conference New York for more community, insights, and hands-on learning. 👉 Learn more: f.mtr.cool/uauuypnfkg #iJS #JavaScript #TechConference #DeveloperCommunity #Networking

A look back at First Main Conference Day in San Diego full of sessions, conversations, and community moments. We captured the energy from the conference floor and look ahead for even more expert-led insights, hands-on learning, and connection today. 🎟️ Missed iJS Conference San Diego? 👉 Join us in New York: f.mtr.cool/omockjqjep #iJS #JavaScript #devmio #TechConference #WebDevelopment

Laurie Lay from Ippon Technologies USA shared highlights from her iJS session and the practical insights attendees took away. Her session explored what modern JavaScript teams need most: real-world approaches, actionable ideas, and takeaways developers could bring back to their projects right away. 🎟️ Missed iJS Conference San Diego? 👉 Join us in New York: f.mtr.cool/yxrrqcdqgd #iJS #JavaScript #FrontendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment

Tyler Hawkins from Webflow shares a preview of what made his iJS Conference San Diego session stand out: assistive technologies for software accessibility. His message is clear: building accessible software starts with understanding how people actually use it from screen readers to keyboard navigation and beyond. 🎟️ Missed iJS Conference San Diego? 👉 Join us in New York: f.mtr.cool/tleqexndjj #iJS #JavaScript #WebAccessibility #FrontendDevelopment #SoftwareAccessibility

A look inside Mark Volkmann session at iJS Conference San Diego where attendees explored how reactive patterns can make web components more flexible, efficient, and easier to work with. 🎟️ Missed San Diego?  👉 Join us at iJS Conference New York: f.mtr.cool/ccfzzvkamu #iJS #WebComponents #JavaScript #FrontendDevelopment #WebArchitecture