Name: ジェン・シファーJavascriptは...便利だと思われる｜JSConf EU 2019 (Jenn Schiffer: Javascript Considered...Useful | JSConf EU 2019)
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[ Applause ] It's like 2:00 in the morning.

I so, backstage they have like a makeup station and the sound guy is like, oh, do you need

Along with that and the layout and aggressiveness of this slide, I think that should set the

So, despite what Lori said in his talk this morning, I'm not talking about WebAssembly.

That's actually Max's talk which is moved to tomorrow.

I'm here today to talk about package managers.

And before I go on, I know this counts towards a ton of my talk.

Clapping, a round of applause for the organizers, volunteers, speakers, sponsors.

Which was supposed to be a talk I called JavaScript considered useful.

But then I saw that the conference schedule had my talk this late.

So, thank you for sticking around this late for the first episode and maybe last of my

Night time is a time to reflect on the past day.

Did we meet our goals of meeting new people?

Did we learn some new stuff from the talks today?

It's also a time to reflect on those moments we can't ever take back.

Important and impactful meaningful moments like this time a woman asked me in lower Manhattan

three years ago at that red X there where the Chase bank was.

But it turns out we were literally in front of a Chase bank.

Tonight, we're going reflect on some just as insomnia inducing past and present moments

Tonight, I am your tall shadowy figure hovering over you above sleep paralysis.

Now, we're not going to reflect on the birth of JavaScript 23 years ago.

There's a wealth of content online you can read about.

And it wasn't even the most exciting thing to happen in 1995.

That, of course, goes to Space Hog's debut album, if you're into British glam rock.

Oasis released what's the story morning glory.

But that's just as uninteresting to me tonight as the JavaScript origin story.

I bet you didn't think that someone from outside the world of package managers would be bringing

the hottest takes to the JavaScript conference.

The only year in the past that we are going to talk about is probably the most impactful

to all of us tonight and that is ten years ago.

So, what were JavaScript, the community and I up to in 2009?

And how we all have collectively grown up since.

In 2009, JavaScript had just about started getting use to the actually being useful.

The iPhone had only been out for about two years.

So, the idea of JavaScript in everyone's pockets was real.

And it had been about four years since AJAX had come about.

And I think stronger than dirt is a pretty good bar to reach for scripting languages.

In part with AJAX, web 2.0 was evolving from user interactions like shit posting comments,

to collaboration and real time shit posting comments with Google wave.

They reprogrammed the algorithm that most use today like Glitch.

So, honestly, haters of Google Wave can eat it.

GitHub and StackOverflow were about a year old.

And the most popular JavaScript questions from that year were a reflection of the language's

Which nearly matched that of the social construct of time which to this day we still have issues

I'm sorry, I cringe whenever I hear that.

For the client side, there wasn't much besides the cringy taglines and logos.

And to be fair, this is the year before backbone was released.

So, there was no real framework wars in sight yet.

It would be another year before Steve Jobs would release his viral YouTube video/open

By the way, Flash ends of life next year.

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