A presentation about building a real-time dashboard using Laravel, Vue.js, and Pusher. The speaker demonstrates how to create a dynamic dashboard that displays various data like Twitter feeds, weather updates, package statistics, and team tasks. The dashboard updates in real-time using WebSockets through Pusher, with local storage for state management and a responsive design that works well on TV displays using a Raspberry Pi.

Evan You gives an overview of Vue.js's growth and evolution since its creation, discussing how it has grown from a simple view layer library to a progressive framework. He explains Vue's philosophy of flexibility and scalability, its integration with Laravel, and recent developments in the ecosystem including server-side rendering, native rendering, and developer tooling improvements.

A live coding demonstration of frontend testing in Vue.js using Jest and Vue Test Utils. The speaker builds a simple voting application for the 'GIF vs JIF' pronunciation debate, showing how to write tests for component rendering, form validation, API interactions, and asynchronous operations. The talk includes practical examples of mounting components, handling props, mocking API calls, and managing Vue's reactivity system in tests.

The talk introduces Vue CLI 3.0, discussing how it improves upon previous versions by providing zero-configuration defaults while maintaining extensibility. The speaker demonstrates how to use Vue CLI 3.0 with Laravel projects, covering features like modern mode builds, web components, and library builds. The talk includes practical demonstrations of integrating Vue CLI 3.0 with Laravel applications and explains advanced configuration options.

A comprehensive talk about Inertia.js and how it enables building modern monolithic applications with Laravel and frontend frameworks like Vue. The speaker explains how Inertia works under the hood, demonstrates partial page reloads, shares data between components, and shows practical examples of implementing Inertia in Laravel applications. The talk includes live coding demos showing how to optimize page loads and handle data transfers between frontend and backend.

Evan You, the creator of Vue.js, presents an overview of Vue's evolution from a simple library to a full-featured progressive framework. He discusses Vue 2.0's features, improvements in performance and size, and explains key concepts like component-based architecture, state management with Vuex, and single-file components. The talk emphasizes Vue's integration with Laravel and its focus on maintaining simplicity while scaling up to handle complex applications.

A front-end developer shares their experience creating animations and interactive elements using Vue.js, starting with a demo of a fighting game and progressing to real-world examples of transitions, data visualizations, and canvas animations. The talk covers practical techniques for implementing smooth animations and interactive UI elements in Vue applications.

This talk focuses on form validation best practices in Laravel and frontend frameworks, covering both client-side and server-side validation approaches. The speaker discusses various validation techniques including HTML5 validation, JavaScript libraries like V-validate, and Laravel's built-in validation features, while emphasizing the importance of creating user-friendly validation experiences across desktop and mobile devices.

The talk focuses on making single page applications more accessible, delivered by Jess, a front-end developer and accessibility consultant. She discusses key accessibility considerations including semantic HTML, form labeling, keyboard navigation, and focus management in React and Vue applications. The presentation emphasizes practical implementations and testing methods to ensure web applications are usable by people with disabilities.