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When your UI stops being single-player, everything breaks. 👥 At Wey Wey Web, Jesús Piñeiro showed how separated architecture layers make real-time collaborative UIs more resilient, with insights from Weave.js. #YayYayConf #WWW26 #Frontend t.co/zmGiKw9uZe

“Is the web for you or for the EU?” 🍪 Tejas Kumar at Wey Wey Web on cookie banners, email walls, and what frontend becomes when AI agents start doing the browsing. #YayYayConf #WWW26 #UX t.co/IydNrRCOji

Tests tell AI agents when code is wrong. What tells them when UI is wrong? 🎨 At Wey Wey Web, Kateryna Porshnieva showed how to set up your design system so good UI becomes the default for agents. #YayYayConf #WWW26 #DesignSystems t.co/HEBW6xgTH7

Who really owns your health data when it's stored by third-party providers? Sigrid Huemer explores data ownership, portability, privacy, and how users can regain control of their personal information. #JOTB26 #YayYayConf t.co/toeRNDeQY2

Raúl Raja and David Mazarro from “Predictible Machines” do not trust AI-generated codes. They ensure the imput is correct regardless of the language. #LW26 #YayYayConf t.co/7qw6YZzA3r

Cough attacks couldn’t stop @yannstoneman! 💪 At J On The Beach, he shared six lessons from building a geospatial MCP server, starting with this one: your error messages are prompts. #YayYayConf #JOTB26 #MCP t.co/JXOCK54vSH

@vdwxv Xavier Van de Woestyne shares his love of OCaml #LW26 #YayYayConf t.co/D5d6KfHlR7

Francesco Mucio is speaking about data teams in a post-AI World #JOTB26 #YayYayConf t.co/NE1eloCAgC

Daniel Ciocîrlan @danielciocirlan shows us how to make development much easier in Scala and Eezo: a whole bookshop web app built in less than 30 minutes! #WWW26 #YayYayConf t.co/nFAUizU2RM

Nicolai Parlog's @nipafx workshop on Structured Concurrency in Action #JOTB26 #YayYayConf t.co/zcDDLDvbHg

Six interviews with people with disabilities led to one big idea: stop adapting one UI for everyone, and generate one for each person! Matt Seccafien and Simon Lenz at Wey Wey Web. #YayYayConf #WWW26 #Accessibility t.co/twHKVsJd9q

Sergey Bykov describes how Nexus can solve the classic problem of performing API calls without knowing how long they’ll take, in a reliable way. #JOTB #YayYayConf t.co/qi4xsbd0gG

Monitoring has an impact, and in DNS that impact can be bigger than you think. But we still want to keep an eye on things! Nelson Vides will show us how to get the visibility we need without letting monitoring become part of the problem. #JOTB26 #YayYayConf t.co/0X1p50bXNg

Great insights from Stanko Kuveljić! 🚀 Demos showcase business value, but they don’t prove scalability. And probabilistic models aren’t always the right solution for every problem. #JOTB26 #YayYayConf t.co/NwbYaCEmDV

Binders in syntax trees, made easy. λ At Lambda World, Enrico Tassi introduced Elpi, a logic programming language descended from λProlog that you can embed into OCaml applications as an extension language. #YayYayConf #LW26 #OCaml t.co/ogP58yN1gY

Zhengyu Lei from MoonBit it teaching how to use a full-stack workflow with Moonbit #LW26 #YayYayConf t.co/J5AyDIETHy

Nicolai Parlog’s workshop on Structured Concurrency in Action #JOTB26 #YayYayConf t.co/A5qnLfCC4A

Low-level networking is still relevant in 2026, and Rüdiger Klaehn came to prove it. At J On The Beach, he explained why iroh, a peer-to-peer networking library, is built on QUIC. #YayYayConf #JOTB26 #Networking t.co/E9PD1GMP3h

Built a decade apart, Apache Iceberg and Apache Pinot ended up with the same data model. At J On The Beach, Gonzalo Ortiz showed what that makes possible: 500+ QPS at sub-second latency on a 12-billion-row Iceberg table. #YayYayConf #JOTB26 #DataEngineering t.co/GQFvbjMPLh

What if JSX and fine-grained reactivity had a baby? Today, @erikras introduced Ripple, a TypeScript-first UI framework from a member of both the React and Svelte core teams. #YayYayConf #WWW26 #JavaScript t.co/bhuxfbCwXu