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update talk titles for Leo Kettmeir & Itai Satati
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slug: "state-of-deno",
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title: "The State of Deno",
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title: "Deno Wrapped: What happened in Deno this year",
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description: `Deno is a popular modern alternative to NodeJS, with a focus on security & modern tooling, while being compatible with Node.
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The Deno team has worked on many different projects, be it in the open source ecosystem with Deno itself and JSR amongst other, and in a commercial setting with Deno Deploy and Deno Subhosting.
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slug: "profiling-typescript-at-scale",
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"Profiling TypeScript at Scale: Finding and Fixing Compiler Bottlenecks",
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title: "Tracing the TypeScript compiler at Scale",
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description: `As TypeScript projects grow, so does the pain of waiting for the compiler. What once felt instant on a small codebase can turn into a frustrating bottleneck and lost productivity across large teams and codebases.
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In this talk, I’ll walk through how I used the TypeScript profiler to uncover hidden bottlenecks in a real-world monolith and applied a single fix that shaved minutes off every build. We didn’t need exotic tools or risky rewrites, just a better understanding of what the compiler was actually doing.`,
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In this talk, I’ll walk through how I used the TypeScript tracer to uncover hidden bottlenecks in a real-world monolith and applied a single fix that shaved minutes off every build. We didn’t need exotic tools or risky rewrites, just a better understanding of what the compiler was actually doing.`,
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kind: "session",
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day: "1",
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language: "English",

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