Expectations for Submitted Sessions

We’re looking for insightful, engaging, and practical JavaScript-focused sessions that will provide value to developers of all levels. Whether you are a seasoned speaker or a first-timer, we encourage you to submit a session that:

1. Is Relevant & Impactful

Your session should focus on modern JavaScript trends, frameworks, best practices, or real-world applications. We welcome diverse topics, such as:

• Frontend frameworks (React, Vue, Svelte, Solid.js ++)
• JavaScript performance optimization & debugging
• Backend with Node.js, Deno, or Bun
• TypeScript for scalable applications
• Web security, authentication, and authorization
• AI & JavaScript (TensorFlow.js, Machine Learning)
• JavaScript tooling, testing, and CI/CD workflows
• The future of JavaScript & ECMAScript updates

2. Is Well-Structured & Engaging

• Sessions should be 45 minutes long (including Q&A).
• Content should be clear, concise, and interactive—demos, live coding, and case studies are encouraged!
• Your talk should be accessible to a broad audience, whether beginner, intermediate, or advanced.

3. Aligns with the Community & Event Goals

• Foster learning, collaboration, and knowledge sharing.
• Bring fresh insights and innovative ideas to the JavaScript ecosystem.
• Encourage discussions, practical takeaways, and actionable insights.

4. Speaker Requirements

• Maximum of two speakers per session.
• Should have experience with the topic being presented.
• Willingness to engage with the audience during and after the session.

Submission Guidelines

Submit a clear session title, detailed description & structure of your session. 

Note: Sessions with Unclear Descriptions, Structures or titles will not be considered.

Provide a short bio and previous speaking experience (if any).

Indicate if the talk is beginner, intermediate, or advanced level.

We’ll select sessions based on quality, relevance, and diversity of topics. If you have a great idea, submit your session today! 🚀🚀