VanJS July Talks
✨🌞 IT'S THAT TIME OF THE MONTH, TECHIES! 🌞✨
Summer is here, get ready to level up your skills and network like never before! We're thrilled to announce our next VanJS meetup, happening on July 24th at Northeastern University! 📅🏢
Prepare to be inspired, learn and question everything you know by our lineup of trailblazing speakers, we have 3 awesome talks lined up this month and you'll leave with a brain buzzing!
We will have food, drinks and plenty of networking opportunities for you. So if you're searching for your next opportunity, hoping to meet new faces or curious about the tech industry, this is the place for you 🌟
Here's who we lined up for this month, you won't want to miss them!
🎙️ Talks:
James Doyle: It's Easier to be Better in Vue
Umer Khalid: NextJS - Basics and Benefits
Raphaël Titsworth-Morin: Building queuing systems with Node.js and Redis on AWS with Defang
Ian Smith: Bring your own signals
🎟️ Tickets: Seats are limited! Secure your spot now through Luma!
📅 Schedule:
5:30-6:30pm - Treat yourself to complimentary refreshments and bites!
6:30-7:45pm - Immerse yourself in the great talks prepared by our speakers
7:45-8:30pm - Connect and mingle during our social hour
🎤 Interested in giving a 5~15 min talk? Open an issue in our Github.
💸 Interested in partnering up for the event? Open a sponsorship request here or reach out to our hosts on LinkedIn.
✨ Partners and Sponsors:
We want to thank our partners who support the Vancouver community and make VanJS possible. This month, we're happy to be partnering up with:
Northeastern University: Northeastern is a global, experiential, research university built on a tradition of engagement with the world.
Jam.dev: Pizza sponsored by Jam.dev - one click bug reports devs love!
Defang Labs: A radically simpler way to develop, deploy, and debug production-ready cloud apps!
Looking forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones. Let's keep the tech community vibrant and connected! 🌐
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📸 Disclaimer - Photos and videos will be taken at the event. If you don't wish to have your photo taken, speak to the event organizer during the event.