OpenJS World 2022 will be a hybrid in-person+virtual event in Austin, TX on June 7-8, 2022!
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Join JavaScript professionals including developers, software engineers, developer advocates and business leaders at the OpenJS virtual global conference. Connect, learn and collaborate with community members from projects including AMP, Dojo, Electron, and Node.js.
OpenJS World 2021 is a free, fully virtual experience. Learn from our community of speakers, and watch all of our sessions for free on the OpenJS Foundation YouTube channel!
- Keynotes
- General track
- Security track
- Performance track
- Development track
- Community track
- Automation track
Please note that OpenJS World operates under the Linux Foundation Events Code of Conduct.
Share Your Excitement!
We hope you are as excited as we are to collaborate and engage with the OpenJS community during the event! If you’ve enjoyed a session, share your excitement using the official event hashtag, #openjsworld21.
Keynotes
Speaker sessions
Automation
- Fighting Covid with Serverless and JavaScript - David Gonzalez, NearForm
- Controling Containers with JavaScript and gRPC - Lucas Santos, Microsoft
- Wrap WebdriverIO to Build your Test Framework - Soumya Mukherjee, APTY.IO
- Shifting-left and Right to Test a web app with CI - Nikolay Advolodkin, Sauce Labs
- Write Great Code, in the Cloud - Linda Nichols, Microsoft
- (Ͼ˳Ͽ)...Check-my-repo!!! - Paloma Oliveira, Sauce Labs
- Kubernetes for Everyone - Sendil Kumarn, Uber
- Internet of Things (IoT) with Node: Both Practical and Fun! - Jesse Gorzinski, IBM & Michael Dawson, Red Hat
- Developer Workflow Automation with GitHub Actions (CI/CD) - Brian Douglas, GitHub
- Automation as a Core IT Principle - Jean Burellier, Euler Hermes (Allianz Group)
- UI Automation with WebdriverIO and Cucumber: a Robust, Modular BDD Framework - Olga Smolyar, InterSystems
- Lightning Talk: What’s Coming with Appium 2.0? - Jonathan Lipps, HeadSpin, Appium Project Lead
Community
- Lightning Talk: Building a Community Inside your Company - Jean Burellier, Euler Hermes (Allianz Group)
- JavaScript the Grumpy Parts - Rob Richardson, @rob_rich
- What is Open Source? - Tobie Langel, UnlockOpen
- Web Monetization and the Future of Advertising - Briana Marbury, Interledger Foundation
- A "fast" Introduction to Fastify - Matteo Collina, NearForm
- Take the Leap into Open Source Projects - Tim Lai, SmartBear Software
- Panel: Node.js Package Maintenance Working Group: Year 3 - Glenn Hinks, American Express; Bethany Griggs, Red Hat; Darcy Clarke, Github; Dominykas Blyze, NearForm; Rodion Abdurakhimov, Aspire Global
- Node.js Diagnostic Best Practices - Gireesh Punathil, IBM India & Mary Marchini, Netflix
- Take a Trip through JSLandia - Joe Sepi, IBM & Jory Burson, Linux Foundation
- Responsible Coding for a Better Future - Lucile Jerber & Stephane Rodet, IBM
- Lightning Talk: Node-RED Update - Nick O'Leary, Node-RED Project Lead
- Facilitating and Demonstrating your Growth as a Node.js Developer - David Mark Clements
Development
- Application Modernization with Camel JavaScript and OpenShift - Ip Sam & Wuxin Zeng, Red Hat
- The Phantom of the App: Background Services - Maxim Salnikov, Microsoft
- Shiver My Timbers! A Recipe for Migrating Libraries to ECMAScript Modules - Benjamin Coe, Google
- Making Capacitor Flux with NativeScript and an Ionic Friend - Nathan Walker, nStudio LLC
- Type-safe GraphQL with TypeScript - Aaron Powell, Microsoft
- Node.js: The New and the Experimental - Bethany Griggs, Red Hat
- Building Modern Native Add-ons for Node.js in 2021 - Kevin Eady, Hive Streaming
- Crafting Bespoke PWA experiences with Angular - Mark Thompson, Google
- Node.js Deep Debugging - Gireesh Punathil, IBM India
- One Source to Rule them All - John Niedzwiecki, Disney Streaming Services
- Upgrading to Fastify 3 - Austin Akers, Microsoft
General
- Cloud Native Landscape for Node.js Developers - Upkar Lidder, IBM
- Aligning Node.js with the Web Platform - James M Snell, NearForm
- JavaScript Mode and the MySQL Shell - David Stokes, Oracle
- JavaScript Powered Smart Home With (Almost) No Code - Joel Lord, Red Hat OpenShift
- Lightning Talk: ML at Client Side - Muthukumarswamy B, Enquero
- Lightning Talk: Node-RED installer, Standalone Installer using Electron - Kazuhito Yokoi, Hitachi, Ltd.
- Notebooks in VS Code - Tanha Kabir, Microsoft
- Building Strongly Typed REST Clients with Typescript - Jose Manuel Heredia Hidalgo, Microsoft
- Unlocking High Performing Teams with Open Source - Tracy Miranda, Linux Foundation
- Testing EcmaScript Modules - David Mark Clements
- VS Code Tips and Tricks - Harald Kirschner, Microsoft
- Facilitating and demonstrating your growth as a Node.js developer - David Mark Clements
Performance
- Can we Double the Node.js HTTP Client Throughput? - Matteo Collina, NearForm
- Demystifying Database Performance Issues with sqlcommenter - Jan Kleinert & Bala Chandrasekaran, Google
- Safely Handling Dynamic Data with TypeScript - Ethan Arrowood, Microsoft
- Observing Node.js: Using Metrics to Improve your Application Performance - Guilherme Hermeto, Netflix
- Lightning Talk: Event Based Communication in Complex Micro-service Architecture - Sapna Upreti & Prabal Raghav, NodeXperts (a Unit of Successive Technology)
- Hit the Ground Running with WebAssembly - Robert Aboukhalil, Invitae
Security
- Master Production-grade Best Practices to Build your Node.js Docker Images - Liran Tal, Snyk
- secure.AllTheThings() - Make Security Accessible to Everyone! - Christian Bromann & Justin Dolly, Sauce Labs
- Webpackage is probably one of the greatest opportunity to make the Web more secure and reliable - Vladimir de Turckheim, Datadog
- Package Vulnerability Management and Reporting Collaboration Space for OpenJS World - Darcy Clarke, Github & Wes Todd, Netflix
Statistics from our last event
Education and collaboration are vital to the future of the OpenJS community, and it is imperative to us that everyone in the community that wants to participate feels welcome to do so regardless of gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, dis/ability, race, ethnicity, age, religion or economic status. The Linux Foundation code of conduct outlines our expectations for all those who participate in our community, as well as the consequences for unacceptable behavior.
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Below are the opt-in statistics from the 2020 OpenJS World event. Please note, the attendee demographic questions are optional for speakers and attendees and are based on opt-in only responses.
Speaker Gender
- Man: 73%
- Woman: 26%
- Non-Binary: <1%
- Prefer Not to Answer: 0%
Attendee Gender
- Man: 80%
- Woman: 14%
- Non-Binary: 1%
- Prefer Not to Answer: 5%
Geographic Representation
52 countries
Our Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion
- OpenJS World 2021 is a free event – there are no barriers to entry, and all are encouraged to attend and participate
- No all male programs, keynote lineups, or panels
- Speakers are encouraged to complete the Linux Foundation’s complimentary Inclusive Speaker Orientation Course
- Captioning available via this year’s platform, YouTube
- All keynotes and sessions are publicly accessible during the event
Contact Us With Ideas
If you have ideas on how we can create a more inclusive event, please do not hesitate to let us know. Contact Angela Brown, SVP & General Manager of Events, at angela@linuxfoundation.org.