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title: "Beyond Boilerplate resolvers: A compiler-based approach to building GraphQL APIs"
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title: "Lightning Talks"
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Building CRUD APIs is boring. Operating APIs at scale is hard. GraphQL is easy to consume but hard to create and expose. REST APIs have their own challenges. As a backend engineer, how do you escape this loop of writing a lot of boilerplate code and optimizing for performance and security?
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This month, we are opening the podium to the community, inviting all to take the microphone for a few minutes to show off something that you have learned or discovered recently that has made your life as a JS dev easier! All who are brave enough to present will be rewarded with newly minted AustinJS stickers.
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Lightning talks:
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- **The Ongoing War Between CJS & ESM: A Presentation on Insecurity & Security** by [Nathan Bornstein](https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathangbornstein/)
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- **Kill It with Fire: A Flaky Spec Story, Or "How I fixed 2000 flaky specs and learned how to love the build"** by [Nicholas Mullen](https://www.linkedin.com/in/nwmullen/)
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- **Docker** by [Dylan Briar](https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylanbriar/)
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- **dynohot** by [marcel laverdet](https://www.linkedin.com/in/laverdet/)
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- **Running web apps on native mobile devices with Capacitor** by [Ryan Hopper-Lowe](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-hopper-lowe-33ba95135/)
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- **Pattern for conditional rendering using <Is> component** by [Arno Saine](https://www.linkedin.com/in/arnosaine)

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title: "Making Mobile And Desktop Apps From Your JS Frontend With Tauri"
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- name: Jason Levitt
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Tauri is a relatively recent, open-source (FLOSS), framework that lets you re-purpose your JS frontend as both a desktop (Mac/Win/Linux) and mobile (iOS/Android) application. It's easy to use and creates small, highly performant, executables.

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