Scott talks about development teams in a fully distributed environment, with tips on how to manage your lifestyle, the benefits of being fully remote and an overview of project management.

Luke Bonaccorsi talks about bringing creativity into coding projects.

Jonathan Steele will explore Zeit’s Now platform and how to transition from existing framework based Node apps.

Nathan Dunn gives us an overview of Vue.js, how to use it in your project and how it compares to other JS frameworks.

Jack Franklin introduces the language, presents features and demonstrates.

Sam Hogarth introduces Lerna, a tool for managing Node-based monorepos.

Two talks, "JAMstack and the Gatsby framework" (Jonathan Steele) and "Serverless Framework and Alexa" (Nathan Dunn).

Craig Ayre shows how JavaScript could look in the future, how the TC39 proposal process works and the problems that come with it.

Scott Walton will show why it's important for delivering reliable systems over time, testing a Node demo application with Marionette.

Damian Nicholson talks about the role of client side validation and common pitfalls, with some React examples.

Jamie Barton will demonstrate some core principles of a minimalist React framework called Next.js, and why SEO isn’t the only benefit of server-side rendering in React.

Scott Walton speaks about Marionette - a simple way of managing JS applications built on-top of your Backbone code.

An introduction to GraphQL and tutorial on implementing a GraphQL endpoint in NodeJS.

Rob Walker presents React Native.