JSConf Hawaiʻi is the newest in the family of JSConf events. For our inaugural year, we're planning to bring about 300 people together for a two-day single track conference. Our goal is that by the time you leave, you'll have seen some new ideas, learned some more JavaScript, and made new friends to keep in touch with.

The small, single-track nature of the conference means that it's easy to figure out what to do! We'll have lots of time to meet your fellow attendees and share ideas outside of the sessions.

JSConf Hawaiʻi 2019

Brie Bunge

Adopting Typescript at Scale

Willian Martins

Back to the Future of JS II

Matteo Collina

Bubble Up Your Node.JS I/O

Jessica Lord

Building Up the Electron Project: Team and Community Engineering

Anna Watt

Collaborative, Remote, Design Working-Sessions

Stanimira Vlaeva

Embedding V8 in the Real World

Thais Correia

GraphQL, the Domain Way

Kyle Oba

HI and AI

Trish Ang

How (Not) to Fail at Accessibility

Amy "SailorHG" Wibowo

How to Calculate the Phase of the Moon

Visnu Pitiyanuvath

How to Cheat at Life with JS, CV, and AR

Hilary Stohs-Krause

How to Make Your Website Not Ugly

Shawn Wang

I Can Babel Macros (and So Can You!)

Konstantin Raev

Improving React Native Performance in Facebook Marketplace

Crystal Martin

JavaScript is AsynchroWAT?

Emily Kearney, PhD

Navigating Unconscious Bias

Lin Clark

Till Schneidereit

New Adventures for WASM

James Halliday

Offline P2P Mapping

Olivia Jack

The Browser as a Modular, Networked Video Synthesizer

Andrés Cuervo

The Immersive Web in 2019

Louisa Barrett

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Guide to Color Theory

Jenn Creighton

What Tamagotchis Can Teach You About ES6 Generators

Garth Henson

Where Did All My Servers Go?

JSConf Hawaiʻi 2019 - Honolulu, USA

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