JSValley - Meet JavaScript developers in Belgium.

Want to be part of our community and learn more about the wonders of JavaScript? Check out the next event!

JSValleyAbout JSValley

JSValley organizes JavaScript events all around Belgium. We arrange multiple meetups each year in different locations (Leuven, Gent, Kontich, and so on) with exciting keynotes, refreshing drinks, and delicious food.

Our main goal is to build a JavaScript community that is a safe space to share knowledge. It's a great place to get to know other developers and gain more insights into JavaScript. Moreover, you can practice your public speaking skills as we offer our speaking slots to our community. So, let us know if you're interested in giving a talk.

We believe that as developers, we must constantly learn new things and follow up on the changes in the complex world of coding. Why do this alone when there are so many JavaScript experts in Belgium? Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn or subscribe to our newsletter if you want to receive updates about upcoming events.

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Location: Euricom, Schaliënhoevedreef 20J, Mechelen

18u00: Catering

18u30: Start first session

19u00: Break

19u30: Start second session

20u00: Chitchat

21u00: Close the doors

Thomas De Pauw

Lukas Van Hoof

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