24 au 26 février, 2027
Montréal, Canada
Fast by default: real-world apps with Astro
Most sites ship piles of JavaScript to render what is mostly text, and visitors pay for it in load time. Astro flips that: fast HTML first, interactivity only where it earns its place. Real apps still need searches, carts, and forms. Let's grow one site live, using server islands, type-safe Actions, and content that updates without a redeploy. No Astro experience required. You'll leave knowing why you'd choose it, and when you shouldn't.
Christopher Harrison
GitHub
Christopher is a long-time geek who's spent most of his career training, supporting, and upskilling developers. He's a web developer with passions from Python to DevOps to TypeScript to AI. In his current role as an Enterprise Advocate for GitHub, he seeks to help organizations improve their DevOps process and culture. When not found writing code, he can be found running, playing Civilization, or spending time with his partner and their four-legged child (a rescue mutt).
