Nick Taylor
Nick is a developer advocate at Pomerium, a zero trust, identity-aware proxy platform that enables secure, clientless connections to web applications and services without a corporate VPN.
With over a decade of open source contributions and five years of professional open source experience at companies like OpenSauced, dev.to, and Netlify, he brings deep community knowledge to his work. You’ll often find him live streaming tech content, either solo or with friends from the community.
Proposals - Montreal 2024
End to End Testing for Browser Extensions
We'll discuss the fundamentals of browser extensions (Chromium browsers & Firefox), explore the current options available for end-to-end testing, and dive in to some live coding to see it in action. By the end of this presentation, you'll have the knowledge and skills to implement end-to-end testing for your own browser extension.
Getting the Most out of Open Source
We’ll cover best practices, tips, and tools about how contributors and maintainers of all levels can have happy, productive, and meaningful interactions with the open source community. Contributing to open source should be fun and rewarding! Whether you are a beginner or seasoned open source enthusiast, you’ll come away from this talk refreshed and ready to contribute to or maintain an open source project.
Fresh: A Full Stack Web Framework for Deno
Fresh is a web framework based on Web standards built to run on the edge anywhere you can run Deno. Fresh takes inspiration from existing frameworks to provide features like file-based routing, Islands architecture, server-side rendering and Typescript. We’ll go through the features and architecture so that you can get up and running with Fresh today.
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