14-16 JUNE 2019
SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE
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Monica works on Magenta, in Google Brain, where she makes generative music and art with Machine Learning. In the past she's worked on Polymer, web components, and Chrome, and has probably at least once broken the Internet for you. She is unreasonably excited about emoji, wary of web fonts, and will become your best friend if you bring her cheese. On second thought, she may be a mouse.
Evan is an independent open source developer. He created Vue.js, a popular frontend framework and now works on it full-time. Before going full-time open source, Evan worked as a core dev at Meteor, and before that as a creative technologist at Google Creative Lab.
Laurie has been a web developer for 23 years and is passionate about making the web better and web development more accessible to everybody. He is co-founder and Chief Data Officer at npm, Inc., provider of package management and security services to the JavaScript developers of the world.
Keerthana is a software engineer living in the sunny town of Cochin, India where she works as a full stack web developer. She is passionate about building the best websites she can and made her conference stage debug at Node + JS Interactive 2018.
Agnieszka is a coding designer with a strong focus on UX-related issues, currently working at Adobe in Warsaw, Poland. She is the co-founder of The Awwwesomes an initiative teaching how to create awwwesome things on the Web, organizing coding & UX workshops for beginners, co-organizing conferences (Front Trends 2018 and Element UX Talks) and meetups in Poland. She loves pink color and Wes Anderson's movies.
Anshori is part of engineering at eFishery (an Indonesian IoT startup on aquaculture). He crafts code by night 'till morning and debug human and process at noon. He loves data and engineering much while enjoying product development side. He dedicated himself for social cause and accessible technology for equality. The terminal console is where he grew up.
Mandy’s passion is CSS, HTML and JS, she has a particular interest in web typography, accessibility and modern layouts, and hopes to inspire that passion in others. With the aim to create a community of web developers who can share, mentor, learn and grow together she is a co-organiser and Director of Mixin Conf, the founder and co-organiser of Perth’s front-end developer meetup Fenders and currently works as a Development Manager at Seven West Media in Western Australia.
Ujjwal is a Node.js core collaborator, Electron maintainer, Google Summer of Code mentor and ex-student. An international speaker and a JavaScript/C++ developer, he has been working with the V8 team and the TC39 committee to help make JavaScript better, one commit at a time. He loves to talk about open source software, DevOps, JavaScript, Web Standards and the Open Web.
Ashi is a visual poet who has been telling stories with code and words since she was a child—perhaps before. She has worked at seven-person startups, fought fires in the trenches of SRE at Google, and spent the last three years teaching at coding bootcamps. She now works as a senior software engineer at GitHub, where she hopes to dissolve the walls between us and our tools. She is learning to regard every moment, and the creatures within them, with love.
Kas (they/their/them) is a Developer Advocate at Cloudflare by day, and a Twitch Code/Hardware streamer, IoT author, and gamer by night. They love talking about serverless architecture, Web Assembly, IoT and its implications, and a myriad of other topics. They'll also totally show you a million pics of their 2 cats if you let them.
Thai is a front-end architect at Taskworld. He’s interested in the ways of building better software, and helps organizing various tech events in Bangkok. He likes to code and make music for fun. He also develops an open-source web-based rythm game in his free time.
Léonie is Director of TetraLogical; a member of the W3C Advisory Board; co-Chair of the W3C Web Platform Working Group; and a member of the Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Advisory Committee. Amongst other things, Léonie is co-organiser of the Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) conference; co-author of the Inclusive Design Principles; and mentor to young people interested in the fields of accessibility and inclusive design.
Olivia is an independent programmer and artist who works frequently with audiovisual installations, interactive visuals for dance performances, cartography, live-coded visuals, and experimental interfaces. She is the developer of Hydra, a browser-based platform for networked visuals that is inspired by analog modular synthesis. Originally from San Francisco, she currently lives and works in Bogotá, Colombia.
Inian is the founder of a web performance company, Dexecure. He loves JavaScript, chocolates and anything related to web performance and security. He is a strong believer in the importance of having an open, decentralised and uncensored web ecosystem.
Charlie is a software developer in Sydney. She is passionate about creative coding and building interactive prototypes mixing science, art and technology. She also spends time giving back to the community by mentoring new developers, contributing to open-source projects and speaking at events.
Asim is a developer, trainer, author and speaker with over 18 years experience working for organisations such as the European Space Agency, Google and now Microsoft, where he is leading Developer Advocacy for EMEA.
Zain is an Indonesian developer working at Ninja Van as a Senior Software Engineer to help reshape its user-facing products to be more reliable and user-friendly. His passion in JavaScript drove him to spend his spare time learning it to switch from Backend Development to Frontend Development. He also enjoys playing musical instruments and hanging out with his family.
Shi Ling is the CEO and co-founder of UI-licious, a tool to help software teams rapidly test and monitor end-to-end user journeys for their web app. She's been building web apps since jQuery, obsessing over performance and padding, and these days testing and accessibility for the front-end. She can also do kung-fu, but these days she mostly code-foo.
Alex Lakatos is a JavaScript Developer Advocate for Nexmo and a Mozilla Tech Speaker as well as a contributor to the Mozilla project for the past six years. Based in London as a JavaScript developer building on the open web, he has been pushing its boundaries every day. When he’s not programming, he likes to travel the world, so it’s likely you’ll bump into him in an airport lounge.
Aaron is a Consultant with Zenika. Ever since his first VueJS experience in an opensource project (vue-crud-x). He has decided to work exclusively with VueJS and web components to ship products. He co-organises VueJS meetups to share experiences and help others. He feels that one should know fundamentals before frameworks.
Eytan is a JavaScript artist who codes for fun. Originally comes from the land of the Promise(), but has been traveling the world to discover its deepest secrets. Despite NPM goodies being his favorite treat, he consumes vanilla JavaScript the most, because less is more. His hobbies are eating, sleeping; and open-source... He loves open-source.
Yong Jun produces data stories and interactive graphics for SPH Straits Times as a Senior Web Developer. An early adopter of VueJS, he thinks Vue is the best thing to have come to the Javascript world since ES6. The popular GovTech visualization project SchoolPicker.sg was created by him using VueJS. He enjoys writing code and teaching people the art of code writing.
Originally from Singapore, swyx is an Infinite Builder working on Developer Experience at Netlify. In his free time he helps people Learn in Public at Egghead.io and /r/reactjs.
Yishu is bad at things. Bouldering, speaking Japanese, crow pose; all bad. Thank goodness she's okay at making computers do things. Currently she is a software engineer at Carousell, contributing to the web platform. Before that in her career, she has taken on multiple roles - iOS engineer, backend engineer and fleetingly a product designer. Her current favourite function is .split().
Leonardo Losoviz is an independent open source developer, creator of a framework for building modular websites called PoP. The only non-musician in his family, this doesn't bother him, because coding is also making art. He lives in a loop: he dreams of code and, when he wakes up, he codes his dreams.
Meggan is a Software Engineer at Jaxsta, a music startup dedicated to providing credit where credit is due. At Jaxsta, she writes code for the front-end platform, tinkers with databases & derails conversations with random music trivia (mostly about Beyoncé). When she's not coding you can find her rock climbing, swimming with sharks, or doing something else that makes her parents nervous.
Tamas is an experienced developer evangelist and technical instructor. He has more than a decade of experience working with large, prestigious organisations and throughout his career, he has delivered training classes all over the world to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Sumit is a Software Consultant at Zenika Singapore. Curious and always interested in new technologies, he helps people to use the best practices known such as CI/CD, BDD, TDD, code reviews and so on. Sumit likes to share his knowledge with one and all via trainings, meet-ups and other tech events.
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