allthingssmitty/must-watch-javascript

🔥 JavaScript talks you have to see 📺 on functional programming, performance, frameworks, React, debugging, leveling up, and more! ⚡️

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Added to GitGenius on September 9th, 2026
Created on July 23rd, 2014
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Must-Watch JavaScript is a curated collection of conference talks and video presentations about JavaScript development.

The collection addresses the need for developers to discover high-quality educational content on JavaScript topics without having to search through conference archives or video platforms individually. It organizes talks by year and topic, spanning functional programming, React, performance optimization, debugging, frameworks, and web animation. Each entry links directly to the video with speaker name, conference or source, and duration, making it easy to find and watch relevant presentations.

Developers should use this collection when seeking to deepen their JavaScript knowledge through expert talks, particularly those interested in specific domains like functional programming, async patterns, or performance. It works well for developers at any level looking to stay current with evolving JavaScript practices and frameworks. The collection complements similar curated lists in the ecosystem, with a companion list available for CSS-focused talks.

The project maintains an organized archive spanning multiple years with entries organized chronologically, indicating sustained curation of JavaScript conference content over time. Contribution guidelines are documented, suggesting the project accepts community input to expand the collection.