May 13 – 15, 2019 | London
Track Speakers
Roy Derks
StepZen
Nir Kaufman
Next Insurance
Gil Fink
sparXys
Jecelyn Yeen
GULP
Oliver Sturm
DevExpress
Elmar Burke
MessageBird
Lucas Dohmen
INNOQ
Bastian Hofmann
SysEleven
Nils Mehlhorn
Freelancer
Hans-Christian Otto
Suora
Cornelia Rauch
SOFTWAREarchitekt.at
Tobias Struckmeier
Adesso AG
Jaime Garcia
BlockBar
Joel Lord
MongoDB
Adam Bien
adam-bien.com
JavaScript/ECMAScript
With its first appearance on May 1995, JavaScript managed to evolve to one of the most important languages of modern days which can be found literally everywhere. It is, along HTML and CSS, not only one of the web’s core technologies but also used in non-browser based environments like desktop and mobile applications, PDFs, and even on server-side.
JavaScript’s history is embossed by a few ground-breaking moments, such as the advent of AJAX, the first appearance of jQuery or the tremendous success of Google’s Angular or Facebook’s React. But it’s not only about the frameworks, JavaScript’s groundwork is the ever-evolving ECMAScript standard. After establishing new array functionalities as well as the exponentiation operator back in 2016, it’s time to focus on the asynchronous-features of ECMAScript 2017. The JS/ECMAScript track provides deep insights in these features as well as in the core principles of vanilla JavaScript.
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