In the world of modern web development, complexity has become the norm: heavy frameworks, endless dependencies, and bloated code seem indispensable. But is that really the case?

This talk explores the concept of Lean Web, an approach aimed at reducing waste, optimizing resources, and creating lighter, faster, and more sustainable applications. We will discover how to eliminate the unnecessary, improve performance, and ensure an accessible user experience for everyone.

Through concrete examples and case studies from companies like GitHub, Netflix, and Airbnb, we will see how returning to simpler and native techniques can lead to surprising results. We will analyze the hidden cost of JavaScript and the myth of the Virtual DOM, while discussing how accessibility and sustainability are fundamental pillars of this approach.

If you think more is better, get ready to change your mind: the future of the web is Lean.

Technical requirements: a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Preferred session duration: 30-45 minutes.