"Write once, run everywhere" or a story about scaling front-end platforms at Grammarly [ukr]
Talk presentation
At Grammarly, we build user-facing applications for multiple platforms. We aim to provide a similar, if not the same, experience on all of them. The apparent way is to build, test, and validate everything once and automatically deploy it to all platforms. It’s easy to rely on existing solutions when you’re a classical web application, but what should you do if your domain is not that straightforward? In my talk, I'll share our journey in finding the right solution, what we've accomplished so far, and our plans for the future.
Oleksii Levzhynskyi
Area Tech Lead at Superhuman (formerly Grammarly)
- Has over 15 years of experience in front-end development using a wide range of technologies
- Has been working at Superhuman (formerly Grammarly) for more than 10 years, building web applications used daily by millions of users
- In his free time, speaks at conferences, writes technical articles, and contributes to Focal — a reactive state management framework