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The world’s sharpest JavaScript conference is back on September 18 2026, coming with @dotaiconf on September 17 - part of the @dotConferences series
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    Jul 28
    Say hello to all our dotJS 2026 speakers: -Karen Li - Software Engineer at @github -@nicodotdev - Machine Learning Engineer at @huggingface -@firt - Mobile & Web Developer, International Speaker, Trainer, Author of 14 books -@LeaVerou - Web Standards Expert, TC39 delegate, and
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    Oct 9
    Your next AI feature might not need a trip to the cloud. In “Unlocking Client-Side AI in Your Web App,” Maximiliano Firtman shows how browser APIs and local models can bring text, vision and speech features straight to the user’s device. He covers options including WebNN, WebGPU
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    Oct 9
    Your browser already has a performance toolkit. You might just not know where to look. In “Web Performance APIs That You (Probably) Never Knew Existed,” Matheus Albuquerque explores the browser’s built-in tools for understanding responsiveness and tracking down bottlenecks.
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    Oct 8
    You type npm install. A whole supply chain shows up. Everything’s fine… right? In “What You’re Really Trusting When You Run npm install,” Karen Li unpacks the hidden network behind that everyday command: how packages get from publishers to your project, where trust can break
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    Oct 5
    AI that runs in your browser, on your hardware, without calling the cloud? That’s not boring. That’s pretty handy. In “Boring but Effective: WebAI That Ships,” Nico Martin shows how small open models can handle useful tasks right in the browser - from semantic search to speech
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