Workers is the open source kernel of the Cloudflare Workers platform, and despite being built around v8, and running JavaScript and WebAssembly, it is quite different from Node.js. This talk will explore the differences and similarities and hopefully give you a bit more insight into how both operate.

We'll talk about running code that cannot be trusted and the additional difficulties in testing it. We will touch on both application and infrastructure solutions. And, of course, I will share real-life stories of situations where things went awry and about fire-fighting.

In this talk, we will raise several important topics: - Is code really such an important business asset? And if not, why are developers still getting paid. - How exactly Node.js developers can increase their efficiency using "stupid" AI based on GPT-4 to perform their tasks. And we have to go beyond "Write the documentation on this code". - Who are the Prompt Engineers, and why can you be fired in a year because of them?

<p>During the panel discussion, the invited experts will consider both technical issues that CTOs and tech leaders solve, as well as issues of management, team building, and more. Also, experts will share their many years of experience and insights that arose on their way in the roles as CTO, CEO, Director/Head/VP of Engineering, etc.!</p> <p>You will have the opportunity to ask your questions and immediately receive answers from experienced experts. Don't miss the opportunity to participate in the discussion!</p>

<p>During the panel discussion, the invited experts will consider both technical issues that CTOs and tech leaders solve, as well as issues of management, team building, and more. Also, experts will share their many years of experience and insights that arose on their way in the roles as CTO, CEO, Director/Head/VP of Engineering, etc.!</p> <p>You will have the opportunity to ask your questions and immediately receive answers from experienced experts. Don't miss the opportunity to participate in the discussion!</p>

The main focus of the presentation is to talk about Drizzle, both as a team and as a library. We will delve into the essence of Drizzle, analyze comments and feedback from social media and forums, and compare this tool to its competitors.

<p>State and opportunities of modern AI services by example of ChatGPT and how to use it to create a customer support assistant for E-Commerce project.</p>

<p>We’ll talk about some of the pain points and look into recipes for effective package management in monorepos. We’ll talk about how package management works with npm, pnpm, and Yarn. Furthermore, I’ll show you a new tool that is less known but improves developer experience by a lot. </p>

<p>Is Node.js suitable for highload applications? Yes! But what makes the regular Node.js application suitable for highload that will it survive 100k req/s for a reasonable price? In my talk we will go through potential bottlenecks, and how to find and fight them. What metrics can show us potential problems? How to decide, when and how we should scale our application? Also, I’ll show some interesting cases of debugging issues in real-world highload Node.js apps. </p>