Alex Riviere
Co-Organizer for Atlanta Vue.js Meetup and Co-Organizer for PyATL meetup
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Alex Riviere is a Senior Frontend Developer for Nexcor Technologies and the Co-Organizer for the Atlanta Vue.js Meetup, as well as the PyATL Meetup.
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Live coding intro to Vue.js!
Want to learn about the fantastic Vue.js framework? Join Alex in this session as he live codes a Vue application and teaches you the basics.
Shining a Light on Debugging: Lessons from a Lightbulb
As a 15-year veteran of theater, I've learned to troubleshoot real-world systems, a skill I found to be surprisingly similar to debugging in programming. In this talk, I'll share my unique approach to debugging, likening it to a process as simple as changing a lightbulb. We'll embark on a journey to hunt down problematic function calls, figure out why data might not be delivering what you expect, identify the true source of a problem, and understand when it's time to seek help or recognize that an issue may be beyond your control. This talk aims to enhance your problem-solving skills in your daily programming tasks, making you more efficient, self-sufficient, and confident. Join me to learn how to debug your programming as easily as you would change a lightbulb. Let this talk be a guiding light for those having trouble debugging.
Vue for React Developers
React is one of the most popular front end frameworks... but within the React community there are several misconceptions about Vue. Let's go through and convert a React component into a Vue component. The results might surprise a lot of React developers!
Small Design Systems for Developers
There has been a lot of movement in the industry about Design Systems, and sometimes reading about them I feel overwhelmed by how large they seem to get. So this talk is about small design systems, and how they can help your workflow as a developer, and how to solve certain real world problems with tooling for design tokens.
Remaking Deprecated HTML Tags with Custom Elements
As an ode to myspace and GeoCities, I wanted to be able to make bad looking websites for fun once more. However, I also wanted modern comforts of web development. We'll go through reimplementing several classic HTML elements that have been deprecated, talk through how they are implemented, and how to add extra accessibility so everyone can experience the terribleness of the early internet.
Fresh Hot CSS Features!
Do you use a CSS Framework like bootstrap? Or maybe you've been coasting for a few years on your current knowledge of CSS. You've maybe seen something called CSS Grid and wondered what it was... Maybe you have never seen `var()` used before.
Let's discuss the latest newest hottest big features in CSS from the last few years, and get you up to speed on what a browser engine is capable of!
We'll cover the following topics:
- CSS Grid
- Custom Properties
- the `:has()` selector
- CSS Layers
- Container Queries
... And more!
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