WeAreDevelopers LIVE Jun 24, 2026

WeAreDevelopers LIVE - Back to CODE100

Chris Heilmann , Daniel Cranney

Companies pay developers to architect solutions, not just generate syntax. Unpack catastrophic security blunders and AI development abstractions with Code100 challengers. Master the art of true engineering adaptability.

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#1 about 3 min

Discussing daily roles in frontend and full stack development

An overview of how application managers and developers balance project scope with practical engineering tasks.

#2 about 3 min

Fortinet firewall administrative passwords leaked on the dark net

How the discovery of cracked admin access exposes rampant use of default hardware passwords.

#3 about 3 min

Dealing with WYSIWYG editor bloat in frontend development

Why providing clean semantic HTML templates often gets ruined by visual editors and excessive module bloat.

#4 about 6 min

LinkedIn recruiters using coding tests to deploy hidden backdoors

How malicious actors impersonate recruiters and provide compromised technical tests to exploit developer systems.

#5 about 2 min

Mixing specifications and code with the Clear programming language

Why the introduction of a new language merging documentation and execution has developers feeling skeptical.

#6 about 3 min

Abstractions and the push towards compiling natural language

The debate over hiding executable source code behind compilation steps and natural language generation.

#7 about 4 min

Evaluating agentic readiness in Google Lighthouse scoring metrics

How the new agent readiness metric resembles marketing hype and tools that scale cloud browsing.

#8 about 2 min

Paying developers to own problems rather than writing syntax

Why the core value of human engineers stays rooted in understanding and taking responsibility for solutions.

#9 about 3 min

Hijacking the World Cup stream via the FIFA platform

How poor identification verification gave a user unmitigated backend access to global broadcast streams.

#10 about 4 min

Building tools for social impact at the AWS hackathon

Details about the upcoming hackathon focusing on creating accessible community technology using cloud services.

#11 about 4 min

Optimizing website performance with modern image compression formats

Comparing the capabilities of lossless image formats like WebP against traditional JPEGs and GIFs.

#12 about 1 min

Understanding CORS implications for securing JavaScript application requests

Why mastering cross-origin resource sharing is critical for preventing unauthorized localhost proxies and exploits.

#13 about 3 min

Using AI agent screenshots to parse complex semantic HTML

The challenges bots face when reading non-standard grid layouts and why taking snapshots circumvents them.

#14 about 1 min

Improving JavaScript execution speed directly with the CompileCat precompiler

How this performance compiler optimizes heavy payloads to run faster without altering existing application code.

#15 about 2 min

Extracting text from images using the Mac OCR tool

Leveraging native operating system frameworks to convert bulk desktop screenshots into readable text formats instantly.

#16 about 4 min

Embracing the competitive side of live developer coding challenges

Why engineers participate in public hackathons to test their limits and connect with the community.

#17 about 6 min

Guessing technology headlines in a fake news knowledge game

A game where participants analyze bizarre tech announcements to determine their legitimacy.

#18 about 9 min

Updating competition hardware setups to standard local code editors

Addressing attendee friction points by moving from hosted web environments to preconfigured local code editors.

Matching moments

1:27 min

Sponsor highlights and the Code 100 challenge

General Program · WWC Europe 2026

6:01 min

Solving web development puzzles without artificial intelligence assistance

Chris Heilmann +2 · LIVE

2:55 min

Networking and upcoming live coding event announcements

Angie Jones Angie Jones · WWC 2023

2:30 min

Bridging the gap between developers and security tools

Bozidar Spirovski Bozidar Spirovski +1 · Coffee With Developers

9:56 min

Final code walk-through and audience Q&A session

Germán Álvarez · LIVE

2:23 min

Evaluating the logistical challenges of hosting live developer coding events

Daniel Cranney +1 · LIVE

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