VanJS Halloween Talks 🎃
👻 IT'S SPOOKY SEASON MEETUP TIME! 👻
Get into the Halloween spirit and join us for a thrilling VanJS gathering on October 25th at Northeastern University! 👻🏫
Prepare to have your tech perspectives haunted in the best way possible. We've summoned a lineup of speakers that will send chills down your spine with their innovative ideas. Expect three spine-tingling talks that will leave you buzzing with new, eerie insights!
We'll have treats, pizza, and plenty of time for you to creep around and network! Whether you're a seasoned tech wizard or a curious newcomer, this event is your gateway to the eerie and exciting world of the JavaScript community! 💡
🎃 Bonus Treat: Show up in your Halloween costume, and you'll earn yourself a free ticket for our November VanJS event and a secret treat! Don’t miss out on this wicked opportunity!
🎙️ Featured Talks:
Brian LeRoux: A Decade of Modern JS and the Rise of Serverless Fullstack
Gustavo Teodoro: Information vs Experience: How to Build Mature Design Systems
Umer Khalid: Build a Full Stack Web Application in 5 Minutes with AI
YK Sugi: 5 Scary Things About AI for Coding
📅 Schedule:
5:30-6:00pm: Kick off with some devilishly good snacks and refreshments
6:00-7:00pm: Dive into our chilling presentations
7:00-8:30pm: Creep around, mingle, and expand your network
✨ Our Partners and Sponsors:
A big thank you to our partners who help us bring VanJS to life each month. For September, we’re thrilled to collaborate with:
🏢 Northeastern University: Shaping global leaders through experiential learning.
🍻 Atono: Plan, build, run, and improve software all in one place—together.
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🎤 Want to scare up a 5~15 min talk? Open an issue on our GitHub, if you dare!
💸 Interested in becoming a partner? Submit a sponsorship request here or reach out to our ghostly hosts on LinkedIn.
🎫 Don't be afraid! RSVP now and be part of this electrifying night. Whether you're taking the stage or lurking in the audience, your presence will make this event truly unforgettable.
Let's make it a Halloween to remember for the JavaScript community! 🎃