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Soshace Becomes an Informational Partner of JS Nation in Amsterdam

By Marina Vorontsova 5,183 May 17, 2019

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We’re greatly honored and proud to announce that we’ve become an Informational Partner of JS Nation Conference that happens on June 5-8 in Amsterdam this year.

JS Nation, the biggest web development conference in Benelux, is a 2-day event focusing specifically on JavaScript development. Exclusive workshops prior to the main event, general and Node.js tracks on a conference day in unique historical buildings in the heart of Amsterdam, and, of course, an afterparty.

This summer, the keynote is delivered by Kyle Simpson, a renowned author of You Don’t Know JS, a JavaScript Theologian and Open-First Developer.

The lineup of speakers is amazingly stellar: you’ll meet the best people at the forefront of web development and open source. The speakers include Henry Zhu, a core maintainer of Babel, Tobias Koppers, an author of Webpack, Andre Staltz, an author of Manyverse, Minko Gechev from core Angular team at Google, David Rousset, a Senior Program Manager from Microsoft, and more.

For the past several months, we’ve been assisting JS Nation with conducting interviews with these renowned speakers. You can read interviews hereinbelow:

Henry Zhu: Open Source Is About One’s Soul Searching and Moving the Whole Community
Nadieh Bremer, the Data Explorer: Numbers Are Much More Rational than Humans
Cycle.js Author André Staltz: The Day Programming Stops Being Fun, I’ll Look for Another Job
Angular’s Minko Gechev: I Still Experience a Rush of Dopamine When I Complete a Challenging Project
Kyle Simpson: I’ve Forgotten More JavaScript Than Most People Ever Learn
Tobias Koppers on Upcoming Webpack Updates: We Are Not Changing Just to Annoy Users
Google’s Web Security Researcher Krzysztof Kotowicz: Insecure Coding Is the Default
Matteo Collina & David Clements: Companies Should Enable Their Devs to Contribute Back to Open Source
Gleb Bahmutov: When I First Saw the Cypress.io Test Runner, I Knew It Was Special
Microsoft’s SPM David Rousset: Driving an Open Source Project Is Not Only About Writing Code But Making It Attractive