Summary

Marco Ippolito, a Senior Security Engineer at HeroDevs, presents a comprehensive guide to mastering Native TypeScript development for the JSConf Japan 2025 agenda. The presentation delves into the path toward native TypeScript, offering strategic insights for future event planning. Additionally, the speaker shares key findings on advanced JavaScript code search using the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST), which aids in automating large codebases through efficient parsing and manipulation. The lecture further explores Security Engineering Best Practices, specifically discussing OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities in Node.js and how supply chain attacks can target developers without compromising production systems. It concludes with technical deep dives into Node.js test runners, HTTP server development utilizing libraries like Milo and Libuv, and comprehensive security metrics for GraphQL queries across various global conferences. The event also covers diverse contributions such as writing search engines in TypeScript, developing HTTP servers with Node-addon-api, and analyzing the cost of queries at conferences like DevBcn and Schrdinger Hat. Overall, the speaker ensures that attendees understand the critical role of Security Engineering and Code Quality in modern software architecture. The presentation highlights that native TypeScript development is essential for secure and efficient codebases. This guide provides actionable strategies to stay ahead of evolving threats and maintain high performance standards across the JSConf Japan ecosystem and beyond.

Title

Marco Ippolito - Senior Developer Experience Engineer

Description

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Keywords

event, slides, typescript, path, native, test, vulnerabilities, measuring, cost, query, node, runner, london, congress, open, source, code

NS Lookup

A 76.76.21.21

Dates

Created 2026-04-15

Updated 2026-04-15

Summarized 2026-04-16