Writing
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Question: What else do you get excited about?
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The developer-driven economic stack
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Mura → Muri → Muda
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I accidentally a product manager
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What do you do, exactly?
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Whither the front-end technical co-founder?
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Pragmatic prioritisation
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Is it worth paying down that tech debt?
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Cost of delay and the elusive nature of value
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Don't use story points for prioritisation
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Redesign along strata, not down boreholes
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Jevons paradox of client resource consumption
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Pure and applied expertise
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Individual expertise and team balance
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Celebrating impact
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Progression frameworks for smaller companies
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How to read a progression framework
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Global CFP Diversity Day
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Code crit?
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Truth to materials
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Fancy a game of Spot the Fallacy?
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Tsundoku and professional development
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Recognising and rewarding glue work
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How much time should I spend writing code?
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Just-in-time collaboration trumps documentation
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Practices for communicating and upholding code standards
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Setting standards from scratch
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Determining and communicating development standards
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Work according to your scope of influence
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Balancing feature development with stewardship
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Coffee club or committee meeting?
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Do you have a 'Front-End Chapter'?
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The important part of the Spotify Model
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Are browser support policies dead?
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Support browser support by supporting your browser
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Grabbing the lead
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Why I no longer believe in the web
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Dealing with the arriviste problem
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Behold! An arriviste appears
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Stop it with the handoffs
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My preciousss code
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Which mode are you in?
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My employer's principles aren't my values
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Principle background checks
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Web software design principles: The Principle of Least Power
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Dialogue or monologue?
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Design principles before fancy patterns
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Collective capabilities over individual expertise
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Netflix's low-hanging fruit
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Take the foot off the pedal to go faster
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Ninja rockstar bottlenecks
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Create your own dysfunctional single-page app in five easy steps
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Conway's Law goes deeper than your org chart
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Conway's Law is no joke
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Side project gardening
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The side project shuffle
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Front end devs are now big borrowers
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The build, borrow or buy fractal
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What should a full-stack developer focus on?
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Frustration-driven development
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Webworker
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A maturity model for front end development?
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Are little rewrites better than refactoring?
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Why discovery testing helps component-based UI development
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Are you Detroit- or London-school?
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Pyramids, ice cream cones, crumbs, pancakes and trophies
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TDD: ugh, right?
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Drifting into a test-averse culture
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Do you need a second brain?
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T-shaped knowledge is hokum
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Slicing and dicing the curate's egg
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Front-end channel on Rands Slack
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My own brush with the 'Spotify Model'
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Peter is out of the squad on principle
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Lean delegation
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Robotic front-end web jockeys
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You wouldn't let a marketing contractor fly an airliner
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Awkward stacks
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Managing long-term, part-time migrations
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A chance to be vulnerable
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A question for front-end engineering leaders
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Peering in through the window
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How ethnography can help you understand code
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Hot takes! Any hot takes?
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A misty-eyed journey into the boring old days
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PWA super starters
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Marvin Minsky's opinions about CSS-in-JS
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Get some Webhint in your toolchain
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What's the web really good at?
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MVPs are not (always) Mini Versions of the Product
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The prototype gamut
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Walking skeletons and tracer bullets
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The runaway proof of concept
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Prototypes, proofs of concept, walking skeletons and MVPs, oh my!
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Chesterton's fence is not yours to remove
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Failing safely
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Sometimes, you *are* Google (maybe)
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Other words for 'rewrite'
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When refactoring isn't
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How GitHub switched from jQuery to, well, nothing
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Tog's Law of Commuting and you
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Tesler's Law
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Fundamentals schmundamentals
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20,000 enemies
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Mindful code reviews
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E pluribus unum
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Video: How to Survive the Single Page App-ocalypse
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Embrace the experiment
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Product and agency work isn't so different
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Who has your back?
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Start with yourself
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Dealing with negative product feedback
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Small and big discomforts
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Rational technology choice doesn't exist
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Did we back the wrong horse?
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Movements and complications
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Reluctant scrum mastery
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A product manager stepped on my toe
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Over to you. Got a question about front end leadership?
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Are static sites the new static site?
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Wilful educated ignorance
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Hey, where's all the front-end stuff?
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How to create a lead time ladder
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Spot waste with value stream mapping
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Trimming your 無駄
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1000 ways of testing
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Constructive snark?
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Clean me
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What 'make the business case' really means
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Software NIMBYs
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Developer happiness considered harmful (sometimes)
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How to win every argument
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Software archaeology and anthropology
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Hidden foundations
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Hollow artifacts
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UI foundations on a shoestring
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Platform and Foundation
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Ceci n'est pas un job
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Full stack developer? Software engineer? Rockstar Ninja Hacker?
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Full Yack Shaver
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Full-stack jacket
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How many full-stack developers does it take to change a light bulb?
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You really do have to get out of the building
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The trust multiplier
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Your role as an amigo
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The accidental lead
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Starting with why...
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Positioning for front-end developers
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Everybody wants to be (internet) famous
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How to prevent big front-end rewrites with lean technology choices
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Technical Debt Often Isn't
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A Front-End Responsibilities Laundry List
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Shoot Down Front-End Fatigue With Tracer Bullets
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Why and How to Test Your Pattern Library
– Part 2: Testing a Pattern Lab Project
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Why and How to Test Your Pattern Library
– Part 1: Testing Strategy
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31 Ways to Spend Less Time on Manual Cross–Browser Testing
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Are you writing legacy CSS code?
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Forcing yourself to write a book in 11 days via reckless public commitment
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Test your design system not your website
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Futuristic progressive enhancement talk
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Your mobile mileage may vary
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Edinburgh International Book Festival mobile site
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Culture Hack Scotland 2011
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Testing Backbone applications with Jasmine and Sinon
– Part 3: Routers and Views
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Testing Backbone applications with Jasmine and Sinon
– Part 2: Models and Collections
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Testing Backbone applications with Jasmine and Sinon
– Part 1: Introduction
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Jasmine matchers for Sinon.JS
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Why web professionals should avoid professionalism