The main JavaScript
conference of 2022
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40+speakers
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1Kluckies
Attending
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20Ktech folks
Joining
remotely
JSNation is a 2-day 2-track event focusing exclusively on JavaScript development. Discover the future of the JavaScript development ecosystem and get connected to its stellar crowd!
This year, the format of the event will be hybrid, with the first day (June 16) streamed from the Amsterdam venue including hybrid networking features and interactive entertainment; and second day (June 20), as well as the numerous free workshops, streamed to the global audience online.
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Webpack
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SolidJS
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Copilot
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Vite
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WebVM/CheerpX
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Q.js
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Tauri
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Vue.js
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Svelte
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Yarn
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Node.js
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Angular
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Sat
June
18th
Hangout day
Experience Amsterdam with new friends during our boat and walking tours
Sarah Drasner is Director of Engineering, Core Developer Web at Google, where she runs web infrastructure, including open source projects like Angular, Karma, and Sass. Sarah is formerly VP at Netlify, Vue core team emeritus, and an O'Reilly author. Sarah also co-organized ConcatenateConf with Christian Nwamba, a conference for Nigerian and Kenyan developers.
Evan is an independent software developer and the creator of the open source JavaScript framework Vue.js. Most of his work is open source and publicly available on GitHub. You can follow Evan on Twitter where he mostly tweets about Vue and frontend technologies.
Addy Osmani is an Engineering Manager working on Google Chrome. He leads up a Web Performance and tools team focused on making the web fast. His teams contribute to projects like Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, Chrome User Experience Report and others.
Kyle Simpson is a human first and then an engineer. His mission is to show the world that the culture of empathy and relational information exchange are keys to unlocking the full potential of every human in the workplace. JS and open web technologies are among Kyle's favorite tools to augment human endeavors. Kyle has published 10+ books on JS, taught thousands of developers from teams around the world, and his training videos have been watched over 750,000 hours. He's still fighting for the people behind the pixels.
Eva is a Front-End developer who loves cats and makes many Harry Potter jokes. From Buenos Aires, Argentina Eva enjoys making websites and teaching HTML, CSS, SVG and JavaScript. Eva loves the challenge of developing fast, accessible and responsive interfaces, layouts and animations. CSSConf Argentina organizer.
The creator of Q.js (a drag-and-drop quantum circuit composer) and Handy.js (a hand pose capture and recognition toolkit for WebXR).
Stewart invents fun future things in collaboration with his amazing colleagues at Unity Technologies where he serves as Head of Consumer Augmented Reality.
Prior to Unity, Stewart has worked with renowned hybrid studios like Google’s Data Arts Team, Google Creative Lab, Amazon’s Emerging Technologies and Intelligence Platforms team, and Unity Labs. Together with his talented teammates, he’s won industry awards like the Cannes Gold Lion, created a virtual reality music video for LCD Soundsystem, and collaborated with Ernő Rubik to create the “Beyond Rubik’s Cube” traveling exhibition. What really makes Stewart happy is partnering with smart friends to take on the impossible – or the ridiculous.
Stewart received his Master of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from Yale University. His artwork has been exhibited at various museums around the world, he’s taught graduate courses that mix code with graphic design, served on various industry panels, and is always excited about the future.
Yulia Startsev is a staff software engineer at Mozilla. She works on the SpiderMonkey Team, which develops the JavaScript engine for Firefox. She represents Mozilla at ECMA TC39, the standardizing body for JavaScript (officially known as EcmaScript). She is currently based in Germany, where she enjoys fine teas, video games, and working on the future of the free and open web.
Alessandro is founder and CTO of Leaning Technologies. They just released WebVM, a WebAssembly-powered x86 virtual machine running in the browser. Originally from Rome, he has lived in Amsterdam since 2014.
Daniel, 46, is cofounder, core member, and chairperson of the board of directors of the Tauri Programme within the Commons Conservancy. Previously he was a volunteer at the Gängeviertel Hamburg and a core member of the Quasar Framework team. Today, as an active member of both open-source and real-world activist communities, he strives to empower people to create better a better world using strong cryptography, sound security principles, ecological points of view, and respect for privacy. He speaks and writes about holistic engineering, and is based in Malta.
Krzysztof is a photographer, globetrotter open-source maintainer, and public speaker. He works as a Senior Research Engineer at GitHub Next, where he designs and builds the next generation of developer tools such as GitHub Copilot.
After the work, Krzysztof is an open-source software maintainer passionate about functional programming (especially F#), editor tooling and developer experience - he has created and maintained several OSS projects varying from language servers to web frameworks to VSCode plugins.
Additionally, he is a passionate public speaker. You can meet him at many conferences around the world, where he is always trying to meet new people and learn how to make the lives of software developers better.
Naomi is a Software Development Engineer at Adobe on the Globalization, Core Services team where she leads internationalization and localization for Creative Cloud products. She speaks regularly at international software engineering conferences, contributes to open source, and volunteers teaching girls to code. Before coding full time, Naomi worked as a teacher across Asia and West Africa. She enjoys weekends outside with her dog - hiking, camping, and riding bikes.
Jean-Philippe Côté is an educator, technologist and artist based in Montréal (Québec, Canada). He has been using JavaScript since the very beginning for both professional work and artistic projects. He is a respected contributor of the open source community, especially in the fields of music technology, creative coding and physical computing. In 2020, he joined the ranks of the W3C's Web Audio Group.
Jean-Philippe holds a master's degree in communication and is currently pursuing a PhD in arts studies and practices. He is a professor at Collège Édouard-Montpetit.
Obtained a PhD degree in Computer Science in 2015 at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow. CTO and founder of Codete. Leading and mentoring teams at Codete. Working with Fortune 500 companies on data science projects. Built a research lab for machine learning methods and big data solutions at Codete. Gives speeches and trainings in data science with a focus on applied machine learning in German, Polish, and English. Used to be an O’Reilly trainer.
Robin is a Software Infrastructure engineer who works on Bloomberg's internal JavaScript environment. This includes working on our large-scale TypeScript build system and the JavaScript standard (ECMAScript) to improve our engineers' productivity. Along the way, Robin started working on Record & Tuple, a new proposed feature for JavaScript, and joined the Bloomberg TC39 delegates to champion the feature.
Nikhil is a Software Engineer at Postman, based out of Bangalore, mostly handling stuff around Postman's design system. He is super excited about open source, React, and its internals. He loves to talk about design systems and performance in general. He is super passionate about sharing his experience and learnings mostly via LinkedIn and Twitter.
Lead Frontend Developer and CSS Evangelist. Editor of the @webstandards_en frontend news feed. The 5th voice of the Web Standards weekly podcast. Google Developers Expert on web. The organizer of conferences and local meetups. Friendly beard.
Andy Desmarais is a father of 4 who aims to constantly be learning and growing with the ever evolving web platform. He has over 15 years of experience with web development and has grown his skills with the web platform along the way. An avid outdoorsman he enjoys spending time hiking, climbing, and just being outside!
Nico Martin is a self-taught web-developer and Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies from Switzerland.
He has contributed his know-how as a freelance frontend developer and consultant in various enterprise applications, while constantly experimenting with modern browser technologies and sharing his learnings in workshops, articles or talks.
Miro is a senior engineer at Nrwl.io and a core member of the Nx team. He's interested in the front end of things, helping companies build scalable and performant applications. He enjoys sharing with the community, speaking, contributing to open source, and organizing events. Miro is co-founder of Angular Austria and co-organizer of Angular Vienna and ViennaJS meetups.
My name is Dmitry Kudryavtsev. I'm Russian born, and currently living in Israel, Software Engineer. I'm passionate about programming, and started to write software from the age of 14 using Pascal, C and PHP. I've touched nearly every programming language out there, and right now I'm passionate about JavaScript (well, I prefer TypeScript) and Rust. I have more than 11 years of professional experience, and worked in multiple companies (including Autodesk), occupying different titles such as: Senior Software Engineer, Tech Lead, Consultant.
In my free time I like to write code and experiment with new technologies, get outdoors, read, focus on self improvement and productivity as well as boxing and staying healthy.
Michael Hladky is a Google Developer Expert (GDE), Microsoft MVP, trainer, and consultant with a focus on Angular and RxJS. For years he has been helping companies and developers to set up scalable architectures and performant processes enabling teams to keep up with state-of-the-art development. A vibrant member of the tech community, he organizes multiple community events and workshops each year to give back.
Learning by doing is the best way to level up as a developer, and it’s how Colby teaches Javascript, React, and other tools of the web.
Colby has gained real-world experience tackling challenges like ecommerce with ThinkGeek, satellite dashboards, and working as a Developer Experience Engineer at Cloudinary.
He shares that experience with the community through articles, multiple books, courses on YouTube, egghead.io, and Level Up Tutorials, along with open source work on GitHub and Twitter Spaces to help aspiring developers learn how to build great experiences for the web.
Sam is a former Googler, and now CTO of an energy startup here in Australia. He has an ongoing interest in web standards, lightweight websites and starting too many side projects.
Ruy is an open-source maintainer, Node.js contributor and member of the npm cli team at GitHub fostering community contributions while also working on tools that manages millions of JavaScript package installs everyday.
He also speaks at conferences and meetups from time to time, you can find some of the presented content on Speaker Deck and Youtube.
Liad is the Lead Fronted Architect @ Duda. A web enthusiast for over a decade, he loves to code all things web, to build perfect user/developer experiences, and maybe even talk about it later if someone listens. Liad is also a poetry writer at nights - and an analog astronaut for the Israeli Space Agency at other nights.
Nik Kalyani is the founder and CEO of Decentology, the company behind Hyperverse, the open, decentralized platform that makes it easy for web developers to build blockchain applications. He found his passion for crypto while tinkering with a Bitcoin mining rig in 2013 and has never looked back. As a serial entrepreneur, Kalyani previously co-founded DNN Software, a popular Open Source CMS in the Microsoft ecosystem (acquired in 2017). He has been recognized with Microsoft’s “Most Valuable Professional” award for 11 years for his community contributions.
Erick Wendel is a professional speaker giving more than 100 tech talks in almost 10 countries around the world. He was awarded as a Node.js Specialist with the Google Developer Expert and Microsoft MVP awards. Erick Wendel works as a performance engineer at NodeSource and has trained more than 100K people around the world as a professional instructor and content producer at his own company.
Aleksandra is a software engineer based in Wrocław, Poland. She's worked as a full-stack developer with many different languages such as Elixir, Golang, Python, and TypeScript. She was previously a tech lead for the Hasura Console, and now she's a lead maintainer of Blitz.js.
Adam Abramov is an 8200 alumni, cybersecurity professional and DoubleVerify’s one and only reverse engineer. In his job he deconstructs ad fraud schemes and creates systems that detect them at scale. Previously he researched vulnerabilities, mainly focused on browser security.
Russ Fustino is a Developer Advocate on Blockchain for Algorand helping developers learn how to build Blockchain solutions. Russ is a Microsoft MVP reconnect in App Development and a former Developer Evangelist for Microsoft. Fustino has a passion for conveying relevant, current, and future software development technologies and tools. He shares that knowledge via live seminars, teachings, and internet video productions. Russ has enlightened, entertained and educated over one million developers over the course of his career. He is a recipient of the INETA Lifetime Achievement Award.
Liran Tal is a software developer, and a GitHub Star, world-recognized for his activism in open source communities and advancing web and Node.js security. He engages in security research through his work in the OpenJS Foundation and the Node.js ecosystem security working group, and further promotes open source supply chain security as an OWASP project lead. Liran is also a published author of Essential Node.js Security and O'Reilly's Serverless Security. At Snyk, he is leading the developer advocacy team and on a mission to empower developers with better dev-first security.
Scott Gerlach is Co-founder and Chief Security Officer at StackHawk, a Denver-based startup focused on empowering engineers to easily identify and remediate security bugs. Scott brings over two decades of security and engineering experience to his current role, having served as CSO, CISO, and in other executive leadership functions at companies like SendGrid, Twilio, and GoDaddy. When he's not at work, you'll find Scott spending time with family, brewing beer, and playing guitar.
I am around the industry for quite a long time having experience spanning over multiple decades. Started coding with the procedural programming approach in Basic and C. Then witness the rise of Object Oriented paradigm and spent years developing in ActionScript and C# and Java and later Ruby and Javascript. Was part of the e-commerce boom and developed hundreds of web portals in PHP, ASP, .NET. The MVC era revolutionized the industry and I contributed through Yii, Zend, CI, CakePHP, Kohana, and later RoR. And now very enthusiastic about the rebirth of functional programming.
- TC39 delegate, working on JavaScript feature proposals.
- Hemanth is a FOSS philosopher and MTS at PayPal Inc.
- Google Developer Expert for Web && Payments.
- DuckDuckGo community leader.
- Member of Node.js Foundation.
- Google Launchpad Accelerator mentor.
Over the years, Yehuda has worked on a number of open source projects, including Ruby on Rails, jQuery and Rust. He also created some of his own, including Handlebars, Ember.js and Cargo (Rust's package manager). At the moment, he's working on a new library that extracts the best part's of Ember's auto-tracking reactivity system into a package that you can use in any UI framework. That's what this talk is about!
Carolina is always exploring new paths and looking for new perspectives for solving problems.
As a computer scientist working at Briza, she loves to work in challenging industries, like insurance.
She believes that everyone is responsible for making the tech environment safer and diverse.
Pasta maker, coffee enthusiast and book lover.
Stephen is a Senior Developer at AG Grid. An active blogger writing about Angular and Web Tech. Stephen has spoken at conferences and meet-ups worldwide, sharing practical and experience-based Angular tips, tricks, and case studies.
Bruce Lawson does accessibility at Babylon Health. He was co-editor of the HTML5.3 specification, one of the inventors of the
Maxim Salnikov is an Oslo-based cloud and tech community geek. He is a webdev maestro who builds apps since the end of the last century and shares his extensive web platform experience by speaking & training at developer events around the world. Daytime, Maxim is boosting cloud skills at the country scale by leading developer engagement in Microsoft Norway. In the evenings, you'll find him organizing the country's main web & mobile meetups, and two full-scale tech conferences.
Alex has spent the past 11 years working on the Open Web within Browser, Communications, and FinTech organizations. With a background in web technologies and developer advocacy, he's helped organizations build developer-friendly products while engaging with the developer community at large. As the new Technology Lead for the Interledger Foundation, he focuses on lowering the barrier to entry into the Interledger ecosystem and drive the adoption of the web standards powering the Interledger protocol. An avid traveller, it's likely you'll bump into him at developer conferences around the world.
Eleftheria is a Community Manager at Hashnode by day and a developer/UX researcher by night. Her studies include a major in Informatics and Telecommunications of engineering and a master's in Graphic Arts and Multimedia. She has created tech courses for several platforms such as Packt, Udemy, and Skillshare and she likes to produce motivational talks and how-to videos on her YouTube channel.
Shivay Lamba is a software developer specializing in DevOps, Machine Learning and Full Stack Development.
He is an Open Source Enthusiast and has been part of various programs like Google Code In and Google Summer of Code as a Mentor and is currently a MLH Fellow. He has also interned at organizations like EY, Genpact.
He is actively involved in community work as well. He is a TensorflowJS SIG member, Mentor in OpenMined and CNCF Service Mesh Community, SODA Foundation and has given talks at various conferences like Github Satellite, Voice Global, Fossasia Tech Summit, TensorflowJS Show & Tell.
Sergey is a web developer actively engaged in the development of technologies and tools for creating websites. One of the two co-authors of the BEM methodology. Currently he responsible for developer relations, hiring and training in his company.
- 21 years of frontend development. Results NSFW.
- Independent developer for 16 years. Sold out to corporations.
- Jack of all trades, master of none. More of the last part.
- Founder and chief-editor of the Frontender Magazine. Failed miserably.
- Speaker at international and local conferences. The further the local.
- UA Web Challenge expert. Ex.
- Magical talking bear prostitute.
JSNation Conference will gather 1000+ JS developers at Kromhouthal. Our new venue is a former ship engine factory, and we’re happy to dedicate it to the top JavaScript engine authors and engineers.
JSNation Conference will gather 1000+ JS developers at Kromhouthal. Our new venue is a former ship engine factory, and we’re happy to dedicate it to the top JavaScript engine authors and engineers.
Kromhouthal
The biggest JS party worldwide
JavaScript impacts our lives and the world we live in. So don’t be shy and explore it with us!
If you feel like seeing the most beautiful places in Amsterdam, tasting great food and discovering the city’s hidden perks, join our social program after the conference. We’ll be visiting a museum and having a JS picnic in the wonderful central Vondelpark.
And, of course, the conference wouldn’t be complete without a proper afterparty! Amsterdam is known for its nightlife and all our attendees get an invitation to join in.
We all speak the same language, and there is always something to talk about. Subscribe to our social channels to stay updated on news and conference-related perks.
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The main goal of this project is to shed some light on great open source projects that don’t receive enough attention on a regular basis.
We’re looking at OSS projects or initiatives following an open and transparent culture, especially those eager to collaborate and receive contributions from anyone interested.
GitHub stars are not our criteria, and we’re looking for hidden gems that may not have enough marketing power or huge companies behind them.

We try our best to make all our events accessible and inclusive for a diverse audience. Get in touch with us if you wish to support this initiative, and help us provide Diversity Scholarships for the underrepresented groups in tech.
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En route back home after fun few days @ #JSNation! Each time I come to a conference like this, it reminds me why I freaking love coding so much 💖
— Darren (@MrDarrenV) June 9, 2019
Until another time 👋 -
The best part of a conference: hanging out with @wSokra @merelyAnna @merelyChristina at the #JSNation after-party (which led to another after-after-party 😆)! Thanks for the great talks (on stage & in-person)! pic.twitter.com/Zx040I4yv2
— Darren (@MrDarrenV) June 8, 2019 -
Finally, met the guy I am following from last 6 years! It’s an honor to meet you Sir Kyle @getify! Such a great human. #JSNation #kyleSimpson #amsterdam #amsterdamJs #Javascript #javascriptGuru pic.twitter.com/1btkYkENjY
— Raza Zaidi (@RazaSd) June 8, 2019 -
Going home after #JSNation. Awesome conference. So many staff to think about. Highly recommend this event.
— Тихий Бес (@SilentImp) June 7, 2019 -
So cool to be at #JSNation 😁Awesome things to (re)discover like DOM security, @Cypress_io @webpack, functional programming and many more! Proud to be a part of this nation 😊 pic.twitter.com/nVp7pivnZM
— Thomas BERTRAND (@ttbertrand) June 7, 2019 -
"Code is for human communication". Another gem of a quote from the keynote speech by Kyle (@getify ) Simpson at #JSNation. And of course "Always bet on JS". pic.twitter.com/U3m9Q8Yjgy
— Ashokaditya (@ashokaditya) June 7, 2019 -
by far the best thing about conferences for me is how they allow you to meet a range of the most interesting and diverse people. thanks @neontribe for the opportunity and @amsterdamjs for running the event #JSNation
— Oliver Barnwell ❄️ (@OB6160) June 7, 2019 -
Thanks #JSNation for a great conference! @MrDarrenV @imAnushree @left_pad @mweststrate pic.twitter.com/nwxMQaIE7h
— Jarrod Overson (@jsoverson) June 7, 2019 -
What a beautiful venue at #JSNation. Excellent ambience, good audio, & great organizers.
— Jarrod Overson (@jsoverson) June 7, 2019
Everyone who can should definitely make this a priority event next year! pic.twitter.com/SzmzwoiUmD