must-watch-javascript

Must-Watch JavaScript is a curated collection of conference talks about JavaScript, gathered in one repository and organized by year. The README states that it focuses on well-received talks covering topics such as React, functional programming, performance, frameworks, debugging, and tooling. The list is chronological, with entries grouped under year headings from 2012 through 2026. Each entry gives the talk title as a link to the video, the speaker, the conference or channel where it was presented, and the runtime. Examples of included topics range from the event loop and async programming to JavaScript engines, memory, web animation, accessibility, and framework comparisons. Because the material is a reading/watch list rather than software, its practical value is as a study and reference resource: developers can browse by year or topic to find recorded talks, and the repository accepts contributions through its stated contribution guidelines. A companion list for CSS is also referenced. No build steps, installation, or runtime dependencies are described; the repository is essentially documentation and link curation.