June 22-26, 2020
OnlineСonference for JavaScript developers
1000+JS developers
30+speakers
5days
About conference HolyJS 2020 Piter
HolyJS 2020 Piter is a JavaScript conference that took place on June 22-26, 2020.
HolyJS 2020 Piter was the ninth in a row JavaScript conference held by JUG Ru Group. JS developers were brought together to discuss the present and future of JavaScript community with the world's leading experts and watch dozens of frontend talks and much more. We dwelled on both backend and desktop.
Conference features
- Unlimited access to the recordings of talks
- Livestream
- Contests and talks from partners
- Pause or rewind the recording at any moment
- BOF sessions and discussion zones online
- Interviews with experts and MCs
One ticket for eight conferences
It's not only HolyJS 2020 Piter that goes entirely online. All of our conferences scheduled for spring and summer will be held online, too. In total, there will be 8 events online:
- JPoint — a conference on Java;
- HolyJS — a conference on JavaScript;
- DotNext — a conference on .NET;
- C++ Russia — a conference on C++;
- Mobius — a conference on mobile development;
- Heisenbug — a conference on testing;
- DevOops — conference on DevOps;
- Hydra — a conference on distributed computing.
In case you are interested in other topics apart from JavaScript, we have a special offer for you: a single ticket for all 8 conferences.
This option includes:
- 200 speakers from all over the world;
- over 300 activities;
- more than 500 hours of diverse content (talks, interviews, podcasts, discussions);
- dozens of partners, contests and prizes.
A personal Full Pass will cost 300 EUR until the end of April, while a corporate one will cost 600 EUR.
How to get a Full Pass:
- If you have a Full Pass to our offline event, you can replace it with an online Full Pass. To carry out the process, please contact our support via support@holyjs.ru
- If you have an online ticket, you can easily upgrade it to a Full Pass. Please contact our support via support@holyjs.ru
- In case you haven't bought any ticket, please proceed to our registration page. Once you get there, choose Full Pass Personal if you purchase a ticket for yourself or Full Pass Standard if your company compensates it for you.
I have an offline ticket to HolyJS 2020 Piter. What should I do?
You can replace your offline ticket to HolyJS 2020 Piter with the following options:
- a Full Pass for all of our 8 conferences this summer;
- an offline ticket to any of our conferences scheduled for fall season;
- a full refund; any other options of return and exchange: we'll try to match your needs.
If you have any questions left, feel free to contact us via support@holyjs.ru
Speakers
Evgeny used to work on .NET, Microsoft stack for quite a long time. He worked at Quest Software, after that he moved to Dell to work on frontend. He worked his way from CoffeeScript + Angular 1.0 to Dart + Angular 2.0. Currently Evgeny works at Wrike, a high-load SaaS application with very rich client code. Wrike team uses Dart and Angular 2.0 and aspires to be up-to-date with all modern trends in the web world.
Charlie is a senior frontend developer, Google Developer Expert and Mozilla Tech Speaker. She's passionate about human-computer interaction and spends her personal time building interactive side projects using creative coding, machine learning and hardware. She also loves giving back to the community by making all her prototypes open source, mentoring, blogging and speaking at conferences.
Damian is a Vue.js core team member, currently working as a lead frontend engineer at Coursedog. Back in 2016, he co-founded the Official Vue.js Newsletter (news.vuejs.org). He also created several popular open source libraries: vue-multiselect, vuelidate, and vue-global-events. In 2017, he co-organized the first international VueConf. Since then, he has been coordinating multiple Vue meetups in Poland. When not coding, he is probably practicing his latte art skills or playing with his camera.
Natalia Tepluhina is a Vue.js core team member and a Senior Frontend Engineer at GitLab.
She is a conference speaker and author of articles on different topics related to Vue.js . Thanks to these activities Natalia has got a title of Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies.
Margarita is a software engineer and international speaker on tools to improving software development processes. She is a consultant software engineer, who loves to find different ways to optimize project work.
David Nolen is a software engineer and international speaker on applying functional programming techniques and tools to industrial software development. He is the lead developer of ClojureScript, a version of Clojure that compiles to JavaScript.
Web Engineer. At different times he used different languages and directions, and in the last few years, he has focused on JS. Sergey is interested in developing CG applications, actively contributes to webpack, loves rare tasks such as analysis and work with AST, self-written bundlers, etc.
Ken Wheeler is a passionate web developer, renowned and celebrated in the developer community: he's been in the web development business for over a decade, has written and contributed to multiple OSS projects, most notably Slick Carousel and Webpack Dashboard. In his free time, he cracks jokes on the Undefined podcast with one of his all-time best buddies, Jared Palmer, takes care of his kids, and writes awesome music.
Still in school, Maria was inspired by programmer's success stories, went to tech university and never regretted. She has a master's degree in SPb ITMO, faculty of Corporate information systems development. For almost 6 years she was a full-stack, frontend developer and DevOps a little. Now she develops business portals for Internet banks.
Phil is Principal Developer Experience Engineer at Netlify.
With a passion for browser technologies, and the empowering properties of the web, he loves seeking out ingenuity and simplicity, especially in places where over-engineering is common.
After more than 20 years of building web applications for companies such as Google, Apple, Nike, R/GA, and The London Stock Exchange, Phil has worked to challenge traditional technical architectures in favour of simplicity and effectiveness.
Phil is co-author of "Modern Web Development on the JAMstack" (O’Reilly, 2019).
Tech lead in KURS company, tutor at MIPT. Has more than 15 years of experience in IT. Writes code and manages projects ranging from ERP systems customization to building a real-time webscraping system. Sometimes shares his experience as a speaker at conferences and meetups.
12 years in web development. Backend-developer in the past. Worked at the bloody enterprise, then moved to startup. One of Frontend Youth podcast participants. Dan Abramov said that Aleksandr is a prominent character.
Program Committee
Evgeny used to work on .NET, Microsoft stack for quite a long time. He worked at Quest Software, after that he moved to Dell to work on frontend. He worked his way from CoffeeScript + Angular 1.0 to Dart + Angular 2.0. Currently Evgeny works at Wrike, a high-load SaaS application with very rich client code. Wrike team uses Dart and Angular 2.0 and aspires to be up-to-date with all modern trends in the web world.
Lucas is a Brazilian software engineer living in London. He breathes JavaScript and is passionate about open source. He is a core team member of Chai.js and Sinon.js, two of the most popular libraries in the JS ecosystem, and is always trying to find better and more efficient ways to solve problems. His motto is "strive to be lazy".
Ujjwal is an undergrad student, an open source software fanatic and an active member of the JavaScript ecosystem. A Node.js core collaborator, Electron maintainer, Google Summer of Code mentor and ex-student, he has been working with the V8 team and the TC39 committee to help make JavaScript better, one commit at a time. He loves to talk about open source software, DevOps, JavaScript, Web Standards and the Open Web.
10+ years of programming experience. Well skilled in web development: figuring out a problem where the abstraction leaked. Great experience in writing unit/integration/E2E/B2B tests using mocha/chai/sinon. Strong experience in major web development technologies, design patterns, DB design, algorithms development and data structures. Some experience in project specification and technical documentation development.
Fullstack JS/.NET Ronin, Typescript & ReasonML enthusiast. Type theory & compilers wannabe. Speaker & @HolyJSConf program committee. He/him.
Hegel.js creator, JavaScript.Ninja sempai, UnderJS podcast host, pagan, outcast, traditionalist, post-modernist, underdog.
Alexey codes in JavaScript since 2007. Previously he worked as a typesetter (more than 100 sites on his list). He used jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular 1, Angular 2, React, Ext JS, PolymerJS. He likes user interfaces and coffee.
Lead frontend developer at HeadHunter. Started from an intern at HeadHunter developers school and now he has been teaching for over 5 years in this school. Nikita has been working at 5 different teams during all career. A member of the architecture team for the last year. The security of user data, the architecture, and the infrastructure of the project are the most important things at his work.
Passionate developer and troubleshooter. Works with great and productive teams and technologies. Has fun both with coding and communications.
Partners Become a partner
We would not be able to hold HolyJS on a regular basis without the tremendous support of our partners. Our conference is growing and evolving thanks to their efforts.
