We are excited to welcome the JavaScript community to submit talks for XtremeJS 2023 that will take place on November 21st. You can find the CFP form at https://forms.gle/iY7EgXTsQppuVhnM7. The deadline for submitting a proposal is October 10th, 2023.
We are looking for talks that are interesting for as many JavaScript (intermediate to advanced) developers as possible.
We are especially looking for talks in the following domains:
+ The Future of JavaScript
+ Front End Architectures, such as the Micro Frontend Architecture
+ Interesting Web Browser JavaScript APIs (AKA ‘HTML5 APIs’)
+ JavaScript’s Software Development Tools, DevOps, etc.
+ Topics Related to Big Data, and Data Science
+ Innovative JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks (e.g. Innovative IOT Libraries or Hybrid Applications)
+ Fascinating code projects in JavaScript
We are not looking for talks that delve into a specific JavaScript library or framework we already know, such as Vue.js, Angular or React. For those topics there are other more suitable conferences. Covering new coming unique frameworks is more than welcomed.
We are not looking for talks about Node.js (or Deno). For those topics there are other more suitable conferences.
The decision which proposal to pick is never easy. During the coming months we will start adding our picks out of the many proposals we get. The CFP ends on September 30th. We plan to select up to eight proposals during the weeks till October 10th. When the CFP ends we will select the rest.
Karan is a Software Developer from India with more than 6 years of experience in the industry. He is currently working in the Platform team at fabric.inc, a US-based e-commerce startup. Expert in building web experiences using React, Typescript, Micro Frontend, Design System, and CI/CD. Apart from coding he likes to watch Cricket and sitcoms. You can follow him on Twitter @karan_kiri and the web at karankiri.com.
Phil is a developer advocate for Sonar and Google Developer Expert living in Melbourne, Australia. He loves working with Ruby or JavaScript to build web applications and tools to help developers. He once helped build a website that captured the world’s favorite sandwich fillings. He has too many GitHub repositories. Away from the keyboard, Phil listens to ska punk, hangs out with his miniature dachshund (also called Ruby), and is on a mission to discover the world’s best beers. Phil tweets at @philnash, and you can find him elsewhere online at https://philna.sh.
Joshua Arvin Lat is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of NuWorks Interactive Labs, Inc. He previously served as the CTO of 3 Australian-owned companies and also served as the Director for Software Development and Engineering for multiple e-commerce startups in the past. Years ago, he and his team won 1st place in a global cybersecurity competition with their published research paper. He is also an AWS Machine Learning Hero and has been sharing his knowledge at several international conferences to discuss practical strategies on machine learning, engineering, security, and management. He is also the author of the books “Machine Learning with Amazon SageMaker Cookbook”, “Machine Learning Engineering on AWS,” and “Building and Automating Penetration Testing Labs in the Cloud”.