Vue FesJapan 2026
The main visual of Vue Fes Japan 2026. It features a silhouette of a V, representing Vue, and a circle, representing the Japanese flag, side by side. The colors are deep matcha-like shades derived from the two colors, and the circle features a Japanese gold marbling pattern.
OtemachiPlace Hall & Conference

Speaker

Vue Track
15:50 - 16:50

Discussing the Future of Server-Side Frameworks: The Past, Present, and Future with Nitro, Hono, and Elysia

Driven by the evolution and diversification of runtimes like Bun and Deno, as well as the rise of AI agents, server-side development in JavaScript and TypeScript is expanding its roles and domains while blurring the boundaries with the frontend. Amidst these changes, what form should next-generation web frameworks aim for?

In this panel discussion, we welcome Pooya Parsa, Yusuke Wada, and saltyaom—the creators of Nitro (H3), Hono, and Elysia—to delve deep into the theme of "The Past, Present, and Future of Server-Side Frameworks."

Starting with a look back at past design philosophies, the discussion will explore the relationship between developer experience and AI experience in the age of AI. We will also tackle questions such as whether frameworks should be single-function, lightweight parts or evolve into comprehensive foundations that complete the entire development process. This session will comprehensively untangle guidelines for future web development.

The content is subject to change without notice.

Anthony Fu

Discussing the Future of Server-Side Frameworks: The Past, Present, and Future with Nitro, Hono, and Elysia

Driven by the evolution and diversification of runtimes like Bun and Deno, as well as the rise of AI agents, server-side development in JavaScript and TypeScript is expanding its roles and domains while blurring the boundaries with the frontend. Amidst these changes, what form should next-generation web frameworks aim for?

In this panel discussion, we welcome Pooya Parsa, Yusuke Wada, and saltyaom—the creators of Nitro (H3), Hono, and Elysia—to delve deep into the theme of "The Past, Present, and Future of Server-Side Frameworks."

Starting with a look back at past design philosophies, the discussion will explore the relationship between developer experience and AI experience in the age of AI. We will also tackle questions such as whether frameworks should be single-function, lightweight parts or evolve into comprehensive foundations that complete the entire development process. This session will comprehensively untangle guidelines for future web development.

The content is subject to change without notice.

  • Vercel
  • Design Engineer

Anthony Fu

Full-time Open-source Maker & Maintainer. Now living in Gifu, Japan.

  • Vercel
  • Design Engineer

Anthony Fu

Full-time Open-source Maker & Maintainer. Now living in Gifu, Japan.