Alexander Wiesinger

How to migrate/rewrite a large business application from AngularJS to Angular without tests.

Working with javascript for 10 years.

Amila Japalak

Participation in discussions, good vibes

Javascript enthusiast

Bene Köhler

I'm always learning, always curious. Maybe we could learn together. So talk nerdy to me!

It's my bread and vegan butter 🥪

Bernd Kaiser

I could talk a little bit about SolidJS and Tauri

Doing JS for fun and profit for over 20 years

Brigitte Jellinek

avid listener, participant in discussions, might bring a card game or two, help out where I can, ...

When I used JavaScript for the first time in a commercial project in around '96 it was a total desaster. We've come a long way since then! Today I'm glad to teach JavaScript to my students.

Corinna Steinhoff

Attentive listening (Barcamp Newbie)

The language that made me want to know more about programming

Daniel Hilpoltsteiner

Last Time JS Craftcamp happend Robert shared two sessions with me on Gatsby and NestJS. Maybe something related in this context. But I am also very experienced in asking dumb questions and/or making others laugh.

JavaScript / TypeScript Developer for several years. Started with AngularJS, followed by React and now back to Angular Development as Frontend Frameworks. Working with Express and NestJS in the Backend

Gabriel Dias Bahniuk

I would be in a listener role this time.

Started long ago 4fun with side projects and decided that's what I wanted to work with :)

Philip Saa

ask me about filmmaking, music, and drum and bass

Back between 96 or 97, one of the coolest kids you could find at the Computer Lab showed everyone this cool new thing called JavaScript

Heinz Vargas

Genuine interest and curiosity (it's my first JSCraftCamp).

Currently working with NodeJS and need to get better at it.

Irena Reitz

Open eyes and ears and possibly one or the other meta/discussion topic

It's my bread and butter 🥪

Holger Grosse-Plankermann

I am curious to join your awesome sessions. I have opinions about React/Redux, cucumber.js, testing in general. I can share some experiences about making a podcast and/or a youtube format

My first connection to JS was to compile a Mozilla for native SOAP interfaces. It got better since!

Iaroslav Poliakov

I am super exited to participate in any architecture-related streams. The TypeScript language is also a point of interest where I can expect to knowledge exchange.

Code in JavaScript since Netscape Navigator 3.0 Gold. Use Node.JS in the current projects with application of hexagonal architecture (with NestJS).

Jonathan Prince

Would like to talk about security/pentesting and JS tooling in the Ethereum ecosystem

I have nothing but love for JS, especially Node

Daniel Weiß

Something about Angular and Nest.js

Daily business

Jewgenij Steinhart

curious participation

my main programming language

Jakob

Still undecided if I can/will present something.

I work as a Full Stack Developer, developing using JavaScript with React/Redux.

Lars Gregori

How to connect to your crypto wallet in a browser

npm init -y

Jan Schmidle

I love sharing and learning so this is a great opportumity. And we had to wait for quite some time ;-) Certainly will talk about security again or whatever comes to my mind when I arrive.

Beside my initials? ;-) It has been a long journey already.

Michael Gerhäuser

Rust; Web apps in production in clouds with Terraform

None anymore. I only work with TypeScript these days.

Marco Emrich

I will offer sessions about my main interests depending on demand, like Functional Progamming in JS, Schools of TDD, ...

I love learning and developing in the JavaScript ecosystem where innovation is always on the speed track

Marion Knopp

Some unconference experience, eagerness to learn and discuss. I probably would like to have some framework discussions

Currently working in it daily in a react project, and have been missing JS when I worked in Java. I have still a lot to learn though, my method is learning by doing. Fan of functional programming.

Maksym Hopei

Would love to give a talk next time, but it's too short to prepare now.

Well, I use it every day in my work.

Oliver

I'm interesting to listen to the talks and topics

In my work I'am using sometimes JavaScript

Patrick Müller

will deffinatlly give a talk

using it every day

Robert Hostlowksy

Can tell you stories about performance and GraphQL. I would Like to deeply discuss topics around testing and anything about design systems

Living in this eco system since ages, and use it for everything :) The creativity and innovations by its community is inspiring me every day.

Sebastian Frerichs

be host

people

Tamara Bogantseva

Probably will be more in a listener role, maybe participate in discussions

I started my journey in a JavaScript world not so long time ago, but it is already a wonderful one. I'm excited to explore something new on this event

Jörn Bernhardt

Maybe something about SvelteKit or GitHub actions

Working with it for almost all my life

Tilman Adler

What I learnt building covid-karte.de with (almost) only vanilla js

Isn't this that thing typescript compiles to?

Tobias Gutmann

I could give a quick introduction to mechanical keebs (❤) and how you can start your very first build.

I've been developing applications (Front- and Backend) with JS/TS for the past six years.

Vanderlei Alves da Silva

I'd be up giving a talk next time

Everyday work, with frontend/backend development

William Ma

My attention

I like to use it

Frank Blendinger

I live in the shell and love to talk about all kinds of CLI tools

I use it professionally and for fun, and since TS came along, I don't even hate it anymore ;-)

Wolfram Kriesing

I will definitely talk about TDD and offer a session about JavaScript the Language (as our monthly meetup) but in person

I care to share and love to learn, these two days have always been energizing, I want the next kick!

Simon Kindlein

I can listen and maybe even ask stupid questions.

Its been a part of my work for a few years now.