UtahJS

The UtahJS Conf 2026 talks are up! 🎉 All 26 sessions from Sept 18 are now on YouTube. Which one are you watching first? www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Andrew Jensen (Atlassian) on Abstract Syntax Trees and treating your codebase like data, plus real war stories from building custom analysis tools. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 3:45 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Jake Lingwall (VP of Engineering, Leland; board game creator) on how Cloudflare and AI cut his prototyping time to a tenth of what it was. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 3:10 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Justin McMurdie @mcmurdie.bsky.social (Adobe Express, UtahJS co-organizer) on JS Signals: the moment frameworks are converging on a shared vanilla state management API. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 3:10 PM. utahjs.com/conference/

Cory Brown on "Harness Engineering" — why it's the AI buzzword that actually has staying power, and how it keeps AI-built code from becoming slop. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 3:10 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Blake Plumb on the HTML/CSS renaissance: nesting, popovers, anchor positioning, and how much you don't need JS for anymore. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 2:35 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Anny He on cutting your AI bill by 4x with open-source models: running locally with Ollama, testing on Hugging Face, and when to skip the LLM entirely. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 2:35 PM. utahjs.com/conference/

Chris Pennington (Resend, @codinginpublic.dev) on the modern CSS patterns your AI agent doesn't know yet — and how to fix that. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 2:35 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Frank Visaggio (General Atomics) on ES2026's most impactful finished proposals, and an early look at the Temporal API before its 2027 rollout. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 1:25 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Tyler Hawkins (Staff Engineer, Redo) demos the assistive technologies behind accessible software, so you actually know what and how to test. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 1:25 PM. utahjs.com/conference/

Erik Hanchett (Developer Advocate, AWS) makes the case for spec-driven development — requirements, design, implementation — with a real production example. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 1:25 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Carter Hesterman (Head of Engineering, USLege) on building real feedback loops with Claude Code: skills, subagents, and getting your tools to think like you. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 1:00 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Angel Pichardo (ImageKit) is live-debugging image and video performance issues with the Chrome DevTools MCP server and letting AI apply real fixes. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 1:00 PM. utahjs.com/conference/

Ryan Olson (Dandy) on why code review is the real bottleneck in the AI era — and how stacked diffs keep changes sized for human brains. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 1:00 PM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Zach Buhler on building apps that don't need a network call at all: pgLite and on-device AI, running locally, working offline. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 11:40 AM. utahjs.com/conference/

Halfway through spotlighting the UtahJS 2026 speaker lineup: AI-assisted dev, accessibility, local-first apps, modern CSS, framework design, and more. Sept 18, one day, three tracks. Get your tickets now! utahjs.com/conference/

Lucas Wargha (FamilySearch) makes the case for becoming a "product engineer": judgment and ownership over just writing code. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 11:40 AM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Tim Damen (accessibility lead, Amsterdam) makes the case that AI agents and screen readers read your site the exact same way, so accessibility just became an AI business case. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 11:05 AM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Matthew Tolman (Articulate) on getting multiple threads working in the browser so one slow function doesn't stutter your whole UI. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 11:05 AM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Adam Fortuna (Hardcover founder) is making D3.js click: core mental models plus AI prompt templates to go from "I get it" to a working dashboard. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 11:05 AM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Erik Rasmussen (creator of Redux Form/Final Form) is introducing Ripple — a new framework from a dev who's been on both the React and Svelte core teams. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 10:40 AM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Nick Humrich (CTO, Insymetri) is naming what AI-assisted development actually feels like day to day: the burnout, the lost flow state, and what to do about it. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 10:40 AM. utahjs.com/conference/

Clint Goodman (Adobe) is demystifying MCP, skills, and hooks live at #UtahJS: practical examples, real demos, no fluff. Sept 18 @ 10:40 AM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

👋 I'm speaking at UtahJS! Come join me September 18th! 👇 ti.to/utahjs/2026

Live coding a Claude Code clone from absolute zero: that's Dave Smith's (CTO, ObservePoint) @djsmith42.bsky.social session at #UtahJS. Sept 18 @ 9:55 AM, come watch the harness get built in real time. ti.to/utahjs/2026

Saurav Gupta (Adobe) built a browser model that predicts where you're navigating next from cursor + scroll behavior alone, then prerenders it. On-device, no tracking. #UtahJS, Sept 18 @ 9:55 AM. utahjs.com/conference/

Tired of every AI feature being a text box? Michael Madsen (Cisco) is bringing Google's A2UI protocol to #UtahJS: generative interfaces agents actually design for the user. Sept 18 @ 9:55 AM. ti.to/utahjs/2026

UtahJS 2026 is coming Sept 18 — 29 speakers, 3 tracks, one day. Spotlighting a speaker a day starting tomorrow, follow along here. ti.to/utahjs/2026

The UtahJS 2026 schedule is out, buy your tickets now for September 18! 🎟️ utahjs.com/conference/

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