😎 Tickets are live for next month’s event at @LinkedInEng!
We have a great lineup of speakers: @reconbot, @andreysitnik, and maybe you! 🤗 We are still looking for our passion speaker, so send your ideas to team@manhattanjs.com.
🎟 -> manhattanjs.com/
💖 Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s incredible event!
👏 Massive thanks to our speakers: @NambiarAmit, @jozanza, & @aq
🙌 @newsela provided the awesome space, food, and drinks. Check out their open jobs to help them support teachers:
newsela.com/jobs/
😎 It’s nearly June, so it’s time to announce tickets for our next event on June 13th! We’re so excited to have @NambiarAmit, @jozanza, and @aq sharing their knowledge and passions.
👉 manhattanjs.com
This morning on the blog: read about the alpha release of CSS Blocks and OptiCSS, performance-enhancing tools for CSS at scale. These tools have helped us achieve a 94% reduction in the size of compressed CSS delivered for initial render. engineering.linkedin.com/blo…
Hello friends! To help us prepare for the amazing summer of events ahead, we’ll be taking a brief siesta in May.
We’ll be back in June, so reach out if you’d like to speak or sponsor this summer! 😎
Closing out the night, organizer of our sibling @manhattan_js, @copasetickid, is making some assertions about what to expect end-to-end when integrating testing into your software development workflow, a practice not to be mocked 💯
Dust off your linen shirts, press your favorite shorts, and grab your ticket to the Spring Cle^H^H^H–Queening episode of QueensJS on May 2nd! Operators are standing by for your ticket orders: meetup.com/QueensJS/events/2…