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Maya Shavin

Maya Shavin

Maya is Senior Software Engineer in Microsoft, working extensively with JavaScript and frontend frameworks and based in Israel. She founded and is currently the organizer of the VueJS Israel Meetup Community, helping to create a strong playground for Vue.js lovers and like-minded developers. Maya is also a published author, international speaker and an open-source library maintainer of frontend and web projects. As a core maintainer of StorefrontUI framework for e-commerce, she focuses on delivering performant components and best practices to the community while believing a strong Vanilla JavaScript knowledge is necessary for being a good web developer.
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Panel Discussion: What's the big next step for Vue/Nuxt?
Vue.js Live 2024Vue.js Live 2024
43 min
Panel Discussion: What's the big next step for Vue/Nuxt?
Coffee Chat With Documentation, Are You Ready?
JSNation 2024JSNation 2024
34 min
Coffee Chat With Documentation, Are You Ready?
The introduction of ChatGPT, Whisper API, and its orchestration tool such as Langchain, Semantic Kernel brings in a lot of hype over AI and what we can build with AI, such as a document assistant. But are we ready to scale our AI project to meet further requirements and broader scenarios, such as handing multiple processes within a document question and answer flow, or offering industry-specific answers with the existing codebase? How can we, as developers, leverage these tools to offer a better experience in documentation for developers as our users? Join my talk and let's find out.
machine learningartificial intelligence
We May Not Need Component Testing
Vue.js Live 2024Vue.js Live 2024
26 min
We May Not Need Component Testing
Testings are mandatory and unit tests are the foundation for building a good testing system for our project. But for front end projects which involve components, how many unit tests are considered efficient and not overkill? Should we use additional libraries like Testing Library or Vue Test Utils with Vitest to test a component, when we can perform the same with just Playwright? Whether a component test using an E2E framework like Playwright is really a kill for? Let's find out in my talk.
testinge2e testingunit testing
Accessible CI/CD
DevOps.js Conf 2024DevOps.js Conf 2024
24 min
Accessible CI/CD
CI/CD has been essential for any productive web product development and release. However, while accessibility is always an important aspect for any Web product included UI, it is often overlooked or considered as a time-consuming manual step, outside of the CI/CD flow. How can we automate accessibility testing within our CI/CD for better developer experience and team collaboration? What tools can we use to integrate and leverage accessibility compliance in our CI/CD? Join my talk and let's find out.
accessibilityci cd
Component Testing With Vitest
TestJS Summit 2023TestJS Summit 2023
29 min
Component Testing With Vitest
Testing is important. Proper unit tests can eliminate the chance for bugs to appear. But which testing framework will be suitable? Let’s explore how we can develop a reliable and efficient strategy for component development and testing with Vitest
unit testing
Accessible Component System Through Customization
JSNation 2023JSNation 2023
30 min
Accessible Component System Through Customization
Most current UI libraries provide great user experience with a vast of components. But when it comes to heavy customization, and non-standard scenarios, especially for E-Commerce, they become hard to manage, scale or even slow down performance.
How to create a UI library that provides users the most possible freedom in customizing components, while keeping our performance and scalability to the fullest? How much accessible we can provide out of the box to our users? How much customization freedom is enough?
That's what my talk's about.
case studycomponent libraryaccessibilityreact accessibility
Vuex? No, it’s X(state)Vue for UI
Vue.js London Live 2021Vue.js London Live 2021
33 min
Vuex? No, it’s X(state)Vue for UI
UI components are built on user flows or state graphs. To manage these states, we usually resolved to boolean variables system like isLoading. But this proves to be buggy and hard to maintain as the codebase grows. There is a better solution. In my talk, we will explore how we can fully control our app's states and develop a more adaptive UI system to users' behavior while keeping the codebase scalable with state machines, in real time.
vuevuex