JS Kongress Munich

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JS Kongress Munich

May 9, 2019·3 min read

the #jskongress 2019 schedule in pictures — #throwbackthursday

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First of all, a huge thank you to the Program Committee! 🙏 They did a great job and selected fantastic speakers, they have put together this interesting and inspiring program of wonderful parts:

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Image for post — Welcome to Day 1! Sign Language Interpreter Christian and Master of Ceremonies Courtney welcoming the crowd, and starting in the day with the
Opening Keynote “Everything’s a plugin: Understanding webpack from the inside out” by Sean T. Larkin.

Image for post — Welcome to Day 1! Sign Language Interpreter Christian and Master of Ceremonies Courtney welcoming the crowd, and starting in the day with the
Opening Keynote “Everything’s a plugin: Understanding webpack from the inside out” by Sean T. Larkin.

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Image for post — The following talks went right into medias res: Axel Rauschmayer on “Future JavaScript: what is still missing?”, Tamar Twena on “How to combine Event Sourcing Architecture in your Node.js Server” and Mariko Kosaka on “A web platform feature is born! — massively distributed multiplayer engineering”.

Image for post — The following talks went right into medias res: Axel Rauschmayer on “Future JavaScript: what is still missing?”, Tamar Twena on “How to combine Event Sourcing Architecture in your Node.js Server” and Mariko Kosaka on “A web platform feature is born! — massively distributed multiplayer engineering”.

Image for post — Starting the breaks as well as giving structure to the program, the Gypsy Swing Duo added some spice with their artistic contribution.

Image for post — Starting the breaks as well as giving structure to the program, the Gypsy Swing Duo added some spice with their artistic contribution.

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Image for post — In the afternoon, Kamil Mysliwiec shared how to “Tame reactive node.js: Stream-oriented architecture with Nest”, Rubén Sospedra “Mastered UIs with Finite State Machines”, and Sam Bellen “Authenticated your single page apps using JSON Web Tokens”.

Image for post — In the afternoon, Kamil Mysliwiec shared how to “Tame reactive node.js: Stream-oriented architecture with Nest”, Rubén Sospedra “Mastered UIs with Finite State Machines”, and Sam Bellen “Authenticated your single page apps using JSON Web Tokens”.

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Image for post — Adding a bit more deep-dive, the next sessions have been “Like a Surgeon — Dissecting a completely Functional-Reactive JavaScript app for the very first time” by Netta Bondy, “Independent deployment of the frontend with Docker and Kubernetes” by Monica Lent, and “Crafting state management — A principle based architecture” by Michael Hladky.

Image for post — Adding a bit more deep-dive, the next sessions have been “Like a Surgeon — Dissecting a completely Functional-Reactive JavaScript app for the very first time” by Netta Bondy, “Independent deployment of the frontend with Docker and Kubernetes” by Monica Lent, and “Crafting state management — A principle based architecture” by Michael Hladky.

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Image for post — An inspiring Day 2 has been opened by the amazing band 9volt, the Opening Keynote “The big piece of the post-LAMP pie” by Maria Shoaib, and Nadia Makarevich’s “Decomposition and beyond: frontend engineering at scale”.

Image for post — An inspiring Day 2 has been opened by the amazing band 9volt, the Opening Keynote “The big piece of the post-LAMP pie” by Maria Shoaib, and Nadia Makarevich’s “Decomposition and beyond: frontend engineering at scale”.

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Image for post — Adding even more perspectives, Manfred Steyer introduced “Angular, React, Vue and Co. — peacefully united thanks to Web Components and Micro Apps”, Erick Wendel “Scaled Node.js applications with Kubernetes and Docker”, and Julian Antonielli impressed us all with his enthused #1stTimeSpeaker session “Beyond JavaScript: The languages for the modern Web”.

Image for post — Adding even more perspectives, Manfred Steyer introduced “Angular, React, Vue and Co. — peacefully united thanks to Web Components and Micro Apps”, Erick Wendel “Scaled Node.js applications with Kubernetes and Docker”, and Julian Antonielli impressed us all with his enthused #1stTimeSpeaker session “Beyond JavaScript: The languages for the modern Web”.

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Image for post — After the Lunch Break, Trent Willis showed how to use Web Workers by “Weaving Webs of Workers”, Narendra N Shetty demanded “Let your users decide what they want” emphasizing the importance of A/B tests, and Geeky Purple Unicorn (Keerthana Krishnan) shared that with the advent of serverless architecture “The Front-End Stands Alone”.

Image for post — After the Lunch Break, Trent Willis showed how to use Web Workers by “Weaving Webs of Workers”, Narendra N Shetty demanded “Let your users decide what they want” emphasizing the importance of A/B tests, and Geeky Purple Unicorn (Keerthana Krishnan) shared that with the advent of serverless architecture “The Front-End Stands Alone”.

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Image for post — Besides the main stage, the #DeepTrack has been the creative space to share ideas, work together, discuss and listen to others — face to face.

Image for post — Besides the main stage, the #DeepTrack has been the creative space to share ideas, work together, discuss and listen to others — face to face.

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Image for post — Sharing innovative ideas, discussions, and approaches, the #DeepTrack panel as well as “Streaming HTTP and GraphQL” by Rob Richard have rounded off Day 2 and a great conference, that has shown us a lot of interesting things to learn and to practice.

Image for post — Sharing innovative ideas, discussions, and approaches, the #DeepTrack panel as well as “Streaming HTTP and GraphQL” by Rob Richard have rounded off Day 2 and a great conference, that has shown us a lot of interesting things to learn and to practice.

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Thank you all for being part of #jskongress 2019! See you next year in Munich from 2020, May 04th-0th. 🙋 Ticket sale has already started

Find more on this year’s edition in the sketch notes and slide collection, as well as the session recordings, all the talks have been recorded.

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