Munich Frontend Conference 2019

Name: Munich Frontend Conference 2019
Start: April 27, 2019, 9 a.m.
End: April 27, 2017, 7 p.m.
Location: Microsoft Germany

27 April 2019
9:30 - 18:00

Munich,
Germany

An international conference focused on frontend concepts and technologies around JS/HTML/CSS. Two tracks of talks by speakers from all over the world.

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Speakers from our last event

Molly
Dalton

Program manager at Microsoft, working on web payments and web apps. Member of the W3C Web Payments working group.

Seattle, Washington, USA

Ursula
Sarracini

Works at Mozilla, improving your newtab experience in Firefox. Mostly writes in Javascript, but interested in all the new things going on in the modern web.

Toronto, Canada

Jared
Faris

Microsoft MVP and the VP of Technology and Solutions at HMB. His focus is on building great development teams through training, mentoring, and prodigious amounts of caffeine

Columbus, Ohio, USA

Benedikt
Meurer

Works at Google leading the JavaScript Execution Optimization Team, working on the V8 engine that powers Node.js and Chrome.

Munich, Germany

Srushtika
Neelakantam

Developer Evangelist at deepstreamHub, co-author of “Learning Web-Based Virtual Reality” published by Apress. A longtime contributor and tech-speaker at Mozilla.

Berlin, Germany

Luciano
Mammino

Software Developer at Planet 9 Energy, co-author of “Node.js design patterns” 2nd edition, maintainer of Fullstack Bulletin.

Dublin, Ireland

Violet
Peña

Senior Developer at Instrument, immersed in websites and installations. Work includes the Emotobooth, which has traveled to conferences worldwide, including Google I/O.

Portland, Oregon, USA

Eugene
Rabinovitch

Worked at Microsoft and Autodesk in Canada; freelanced in Berlin, Barcelona and Dublin for over 10 years. Currently works at InterNations and makes CSS workshops.

Munich, Germany

Julie
Ng

Enterprise architect driving IT-Transformation at Allianz Germany. Co-founder @refreshmunich and co-organizer @uxmunich.

Munich, Germany

Martin
Sonnenholzer

Frontend developer at idealo, worked with angularjs since version 1.0.7. In spare time, he is organizing the Angular meetup in Berlin.

Berlin, Germany

Kristijan
Ristovski

Kristijan is a coach at React Academy, he created ok-google.io and sizzy.co, as well as a few popular open source libraries like mobx-router andcustom-react-scripts.

Skopje, Macedonia

Evan
Payne

Senior Front-end Engineer at Netcentric with a focus on Mobile Apps built with Nativescript and Angular. Globe-trotter, born in Los Angeles, tempered in Ireland, thriving in Spain.

Barcelona, Spain

Alex
Lakatos

A newly minted JavaScript Developer Advocate for Nexmo. In his spare time he volunteers at Mozilla as a Tech Speaker and a Reps Council member.

London, England

Martin
Hochel

Software engineer with a passion for JavaScript and clean code, loves contributing to open source, runs ngParty meetup.

Prague, Czech Republic

Nicolas
Goutay

Fullstack developer and a Software Architect at Theodo. Passionate about code, and reads a lot about UX and typography.

Paris, France

Rodolfo
Dias

Brazilian front-end engineer for @CrossEngage, loves to make SPA's using NodeJS, TypeScript and a lot of CSS3

Berlin, Germany

Keynotes / 2017

Jared Faris: Where The Web Is Going

The web is a strange place with many standards and browser vendors that all have to come together to make something useful. This talk looks at what’s next for web technologies including ECMAScript 2016, Service Workers, the Fetch API, and HTTP/2. It then looks at how these standards come about and which groups set the direction.

We’ll discuss how the W3C, WHATWG, ECMA TC39, and IETF work together (or don’t) to push the Web forward. You’ll leave this talk better prepared for the web of tomorrow.

Benedikt Meurer: A Tale of JavaScript Performance

Performance is key to success for many JavaScript applications today, where performance can mean different things like throughput, load time or responsiveness, all of which are highly dependent on optimizations in the JavaScript VM.

In this talk we'll briefly look into how V8 performs these optimizations, the benchmarks used to drive these optimizations, and how benchmarks, especially micro-benchmarks can fool you. We'll also cover how the V8 team changed the way they measure performance, to ensure that they improve real-world application latency and throughput rather than synthetic benchmark scores.

Julie Ng: How JavaScript Developers will drive the Switch to Microservices

Software is easy until you need to scale. But luckily for you, JavaScript and frontend developers have a clear advantage when moving to event-driven architectures and microservices. Events on clicks and blurs were your training wheels. Asynchronous is a given. You may have used a statement management framework like Redux or Vuex. You are destined for this.

To demonstrate, we'll examine a full stack JavaScript upload service written with Vue, Express and RabbitMQ. Ignore the frameworks. We'll focus on the messaging and state patterns that trip up many developers, preventing them from building true microservices. At the end of the talk, you will understand how to chunk file uploads on the front- and backend for happy users and developers.

Location

Microsoft Germany

Microsoft Deutschland GmbH, Walter-Gropius-Straße 5, 80807 München, Germany

What people say

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— Uliana Andriieshyna (@ui_me1) December 9, 2017

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— Luciano Mammino (@loige) December 9, 2017

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— Lakha Singh (@polazic) December 9, 2017

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— Chiara Leoni (@clairelions) December 9, 2017

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— Srushtika Neelakantam (@Srushtika) December 9, 2017

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— Mohamed (@moh_aboraia) December 9, 2017

Wow Munich, great community :) it was super cool being with you at @TheFrontConf !

I still don’t know the reason why they laughed so hard when I said “I come from Brazil” 🤔😂 #js #thefrontconf pic.twitter.com/G1QQqsOSvs
— Rodolfo Dias (@r_mdias) December 11, 2017

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— FrontConf (@TheFrontConf) December 9, 2017

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— Sebastian Eck (@eckify) December 9, 2017

Having an AWESOME time at #frontconf in Munich 😎 thanks to the great organization @TheFrontConf <3 pic.twitter.com/JqGtjagE1f
— Vanessa Böhner (@asbenhe) December 9, 2017

I really enjoyed giving a Design Thinking workshop at @TheFrontConf yesterday! Thanks to the awesome participants, my favourite co-coach @ui_me1 and the organizer @anton_caceres // #frontconf #workshop #munich #designthinking #dtwithdenise @Microsoft @SAPNextGen pic.twitter.com/uDp0OnFHkh
— Denise Wildner (@denise_wildner) December 9, 2017

This was absolutely awesome #frontconf, thanks everyone! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/yvy3Js8RZz
— Anton Caceres (@anton_caceres) December 9, 2017

Thank you @TheFrontConf team for this awesome #conference absolutely stuffed with interesting talks. And what a great familiar atmosphere you created! See you in 2018! #FrontConf pic.twitter.com/EKn0HXi1pQ
— Sebastian Eck (@eckify) December 9, 2017

The FrontConf was a great event. I am glad that I could be part of the organizer team! https://t.co/tvjGnhQnf2
— Alexander Spetko (@aspetko) December 10, 2017

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FrontConf 2017
PyConWeb 2018 and 2017 conferences
PyCon.DE 2016 conference
Lots of Munich Frontend Developers meetups

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General questions: Anton Caceres
Design: Andrew Melnikov

Crew: Uliana Andriieshyna, Alexander Spetko, Alisa Mari, Hardy Erlinger, Marie Emde, Sebastian Rehm

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Munich Frontend Conference 2019