Want to attend JS Kongress 2020, but not sure how to bring it up with your boss? We’ve created this email to help you explain why it’s important to attend. Dear [Name of your Manager], I’d like to attend JS Kongress 2020 taking place on April 15–16 in Munich, Germany. I’ve researched many conferences, and this […]
Read more… taking place in April 2020 in Munich, Germany 📅 We and our events stand for Diversity — not just in Tech, A balance between professional work, fun, and community, Bias for Action, Thinking one step ahead, A connection to open source and community-driven projects, Party hard with the community We have been very inspired by the […]
Read moreScaling JS — Pushing the Limits! It’s our main goal for the JS Kongress 2020 (April 15–16) to have an inclusive event with a welcoming atmosphere where everybody feels welcome, so that people can connect, hang out, make friends — and all of this while learning about JavaScript and seeing beyond their own noses. Why are we doing this? Diversity Tickets […]
Read moreJohannes Weber: Jowe is an adviser and developer in the field of web technologies spotlighted on JS.In his free time, he loves to bring people together. He (co)-organizesthe AngularJS and ReactJS Munich Meetup Groups. Being the 8th member, Jowe completes the Program Committee, which is now ready for the start of the evaluation phase of the […]
Read moreThe Program Committee: Miloš, Jessica, Jowe, Vanessa, Golo, Madeleine, Johannes, and Klara (clockwise from left top) In one of our previous posts, we have introduced the first members of the Program Committee of JS Kongress 2020 — now they are joined by more members. Starting October 16, when the Call for Papers is closed, they will review all […]
Read moreFirst members of the Program Committee: Madeleine Neumann, Golo Roden, Jessica Rose (left to right) Please meet the first members of the Program Committee, the people who will shape the contents of this year’s edition. Talks are underway, and we are very curious about your ideas! Thank you for your commitment, we really appreciate your hard […]
Read moreMadeleine Neumann works as a webdeveloper and also in the field of Developer Relations at the 9elements Agency in Bochum. For 9elements she organizes the JavaScript Conference RuhrJS, the Meetup PottJS and loves to meet new people. In her free time, she loves to draw, dance and doing sports. Her recurring advice: Sing more Karaoke! 🎤 […]
Read moreJessica Rose works with Mozilla, running the TechSpeaker program. She’s passionate about increasing access to technical education and to meaningful work in technology. She hosts the Pursuit Podcast, founded the Open Code meetup series and co-founded Trans*Code. She’s always excited to talk to you about what you’re working on. Please welcome Jessica, one of the first […]
Read moreAisha Absia, keynote speaker of JS Kongress 2020 We are delighted to announce your first Keynote Speaker for JS Kongress 2020. Please give it up for Aisha Absia 👏👏👏 Aisha has 10+ years’ experience in EMEA. Last year she fulfilled a life-long dream and combined her passions: Africa, technology and youth empowerment … read more in her speaker […]
Read more(just a screenshot, you can find the playable video below) That was #jskongress 2019, 📽️ a recap in image and sound (with captions). #ThrowbackThursday Thank you all for a great JS Kongress 2019! 🙏 🙋 See you next year: JS Kongress 2020, April 15–16 in Munich Join us, become a part of #jskongress: 💡 What’s your […]
Read more#JSKongress is the JavaScript event handcrafted with 💙 for the community — from the community. JS Kongress Munich is organized by a team that is deeply rooted in the JavaScript community. We got this feedback from these awesome community people: Vannsl @vannsl Frontend Developer & HCI / Product Engineer at SinnerSchrader / Vue VixensMunich City Coordinator The […]
Read morea round of applause please for our Gold partner StarNode 👏 Our amazing partners help us keep tickets affordable, organize a great community experience and actively do support diversity in tech. If you want to be one of them, contact us via partner@js-kongress.com. At #jskongress 2019, our partners brought us a lot of fun — not at least […]
Read more… No, it’s not 10 beer 😃 But yes, there will be Bavarian Beer on Monday evening 🍻 The most useful and practical JavaScript tips and tricks for everyday work e.g. How To Combine Event Sourcing Architecture In Your Node.js Server by Tamar Twena or Mastering UIs with Finite State Machines by Rubén Sospedra Discuss […]
Read moreInterpreter Christian (left) during the Keynote of JS Kongress 2016 We have confirmation — #jskongress 2019 is barrier-free for deaf people! Interpreter Christian will join us again, every talk at the JS Kongress main stage will be available in German Sign Language Feel free to get in touch if you are deaf or hearing-impaired, we would really like […]
Read moreIt’s our main goal for JS Kongress to enable a diverse and welcoming community JS Kongress 2019 is looking forward to having new speakers on the stage, and we are so excited to have them in the community! For the first time, this year we offer individual support for first-time speakers. Two 1st Time Teams […]
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