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1. The document summarizes Repro Tech Meetup #5, which featured a talk on frontend reliability. 2. The talk discussed how frontend technology has evolved from JavaScript and Flash in the 2000s to modern techniques like virtual DOM and ES6. 3. It also covered how the speaker's company Repro approaches frontend development, including using tools like unit testing with Mocha and Karma, ESLint for linting, and system specs for Rails integration.
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