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JSMONTHLY 205 - CITYJS CONFERENCE WARM UP EVENT

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JavaScript Monthly London Meetup

In-Person

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Ready to join in on the fun?

🚀 Join us on Wednesday, 15th April for our JS Monthly Meetup!

We’re meeting in person at the Tessl office — come along for a great evening of tech talks, networking, and community.

📍 Location

210 Pentonville Rd, London N1 9JY

🕕 Rough timings

6:00 – 6:30 PM: Doors open & refreshments 🍕🥤

6:30 – 6:40 PM: Welcome & introduction

6:40 – 7:05 PM: Superpositioned Infraestructure and distributed Javascript // Nestor Lopez

7:05 – 7:35 PM: WebGPU & the Future of Distributed Compute //Scott Phillips

7:35 – 7:50 PM: Break ☕

7:50 – 8:05 PM: Build your own clanker in 15 minutes // Thomas Ankcorn

8:10 – 8:30 PM: Pixel-Perfect AI: Making Agents Respect Your Figma Designs // James Moss

8:45 PM: We’ll start heading to the pub 🍻

9:00 PM: Venue close

See you there! 👋

Register now for CityJS London, 26 speakers already, with Douglas Crockford the JSON creator, and so much more!

Calling All JavaScript Enthusiasts! 📢

Want to share your knowledge and inspire the community? 💡

We're inviting talented speakers to join our JSMonthly meet ups ✨

Submit your talk proposal here: https://forms.gle/kB2sG9tVUvAmWf826

Share your expertise, ignite the community 💫🔥 💫

Presentations

SCOTT PHILLIPS

WebGPU & the Future of Distributed Compute

How do you beat the RAM crisis AND save money? ...by using your customer's GPU on the edge!

SHORT DESCRIPTION:
After 8 years, WebGPU is now available in every browser. That means you can deploy Scientific Computing, workstation applications & high-end video editing & game console graphics — directly from your browser!

Arm Ambassador, Scott Phillips will walk you through this new high-performance compute paradigm while pointing out pitfalls & gotchas that he faced while developing a State-of-the-Art Physics Engine designed to mirror Nvidia's PhysX & Google's MuJoCo. All from the comfort of your favourite browser!

Thomas Ankcorn

Build your own clanker in 15 minutes

The era of intelligence is upon us but most of the world still kind of looks mostly the same.

I think this is because we are not unleashing our inner nerds enough. I want to inspire y'all to go away and build your own personal droid with some easy to replicate steps that can self build and do anything you want it to.

James Moss

Pixel-Perfect AI: Making Agents Respect Your Figma Designs

Letting AI generate your UI is fast and fun right up until you need it to implement something specific. Throw in strict design systems, your company's existing component library and responsive breakpoints, and the whole process usually falls apart. The good news is that there is a solution. We'll explore what works and what doesn't with agentic coding.

Nestor Lopez

Superpositioned Infraestructure and distributed Javascript

Serverless reduced operational burden, but it never truly removed infrastructure. This talk explores superpositioned infrastructure and how Module Federation turns distributed JavaScript into a runtime-defined system, where compute and code are decoupled and services can be composed dynamically instead of being pinned to a single deployment surface.

JSMONTHLY 205 - CITYJS CONFERENCE WARM UP EVENT

Primary Photo for JavaScript Monthly London Meetup

Hosted by

JavaScript Monthly London Meetup

In-Person

Address available to attendees

🚀 Join us on Wednesday, 15th April for our JS Monthly Meetup!

We’re meeting in person at the Tessl office — come along for a great evening of tech talks, networking, and community.

📍 Location

210 Pentonville Rd, London N1 9JY

🕕 Rough timings

6:00 – 6:30 PM: Doors open & refreshments 🍕🥤

6:30 – 6:40 PM: Welcome & introduction

6:40 – 7:05 PM: Superpositioned Infraestructure and distributed Javascript // Nestor Lopez

7:05 – 7:35 PM: WebGPU & the Future of Distributed Compute //Scott Phillips

7:35 – 7:50 PM: Break ☕

7:50 – 8:05 PM: Build your own clanker in 15 minutes // Thomas Ankcorn

8:10 – 8:30 PM: Pixel-Perfect AI: Making Agents Respect Your Figma Designs // James Moss

8:45 PM: We’ll start heading to the pub 🍻

9:00 PM: Venue close

See you there! 👋

Register now for CityJS London, 26 speakers already, with Douglas Crockford the JSON creator, and so much more!

Calling All JavaScript Enthusiasts! 📢

Want to share your knowledge and inspire the community? 💡

We're inviting talented speakers to join our JSMonthly meet ups ✨

Submit your talk proposal here: https://forms.gle/kB2sG9tVUvAmWf826

Share your expertise, ignite the community 💫🔥 💫

Presentations

SCOTT PHILLIPS

WebGPU & the Future of Distributed Compute

How do you beat the RAM crisis AND save money? ...by using your customer's GPU on the edge!

SHORT DESCRIPTION:
After 8 years, WebGPU is now available in every browser. That means you can deploy Scientific Computing, workstation applications & high-end video editing & game console graphics — directly from your browser!

Arm Ambassador, Scott Phillips will walk you through this new high-performance compute paradigm while pointing out pitfalls & gotchas that he faced while developing a State-of-the-Art Physics Engine designed to mirror Nvidia's PhysX & Google's MuJoCo. All from the comfort of your favourite browser!

Thomas Ankcorn

Build your own clanker in 15 minutes

The era of intelligence is upon us but most of the world still kind of looks mostly the same.

I think this is because we are not unleashing our inner nerds enough. I want to inspire y'all to go away and build your own personal droid with some easy to replicate steps that can self build and do anything you want it to.

James Moss

Pixel-Perfect AI: Making Agents Respect Your Figma Designs

Letting AI generate your UI is fast and fun right up until you need it to implement something specific. Throw in strict design systems, your company's existing component library and responsive breakpoints, and the whole process usually falls apart. The good news is that there is a solution. We'll explore what works and what doesn't with agentic coding.

Nestor Lopez

Superpositioned Infraestructure and distributed Javascript

Serverless reduced operational burden, but it never truly removed infrastructure. This talk explores superpositioned infrastructure and how Module Federation turns distributed JavaScript into a runtime-defined system, where compute and code are decoupled and services can be composed dynamically instead of being pinned to a single deployment surface.