Don't miss your chance to be a part of #NodeConf 2026! Submit your proposals by June 15th! 👉 nodeconf.eu/ See you all in September! 🇮🇹 #techconference #nodejs #italy

🎤 NodeConf EU CFP is open! Got something to share about Node.js, performance, or the ecosystem? Come speak in Bologna, Italy this fall. Tickets are on sale now (blind batch already sold out, so don't sleep on it). Submit grab your spot: nodeconf.eu/

Blind tickets for NodeConf EU are *gone* — but regular tickets are live 🎟️ If you're planning to join us in Bologna, Italy for the best Node.js conference of the year, now's the time. CFP is open too — come speak! nodeconf.eu/

NodeConf EU is back in Bologna, Italy and it's going to be special 🇮🇹 Great talks, better people, and the kind of hallway track you can't replicate online. Blind tickets? Already gone. CFP open. Regular tickets moving. Join us: nodeconf.eu/ @nodeconfeu @nodejs

Rauch a los 20 ya era CTO y creador de herramientas de desarrollo web. Mira la cronología: En el 2009 Ryan Dahl lanza Node.js (youtu.be/ztspvPYybIY?si=vx2P…) En 2008-2009 aparecen borradores del RFC de Websocket (datatracker.ietf.org/doc/htm…) En el 2010 Guillermo Rauch crea Socket.io, una librería para trabajar con websockets (oreilly.com/library/view/mea…) En el 2013 lo presenta en la NodeConf (youtu.be/AdA25J7gVDI?si=n9tQ…) Estaba contribuyendo al estándar. En sus 20s. Muchos en sus 20s no saben programar, él ya estaba creando herramientas de desarrollo. Creo que la verdadera lección no es "no hace falta estudiar en la universidad". La verdadera lección es "comienza cuanto antes a aprender y crear" Y la segunda lección es "exponé tu trabajo".

I wrote a talk for NodeConf EU last year, but due to health issues, I couldn't travel to deliver it. I still haven't delivered it anywhere (The State of Node.js Performance), but I would like to...

About Mikeal Rogers My first impression of Mikeal was honestly, this guy is some sort of super hero. Like where did this guy come out of! Mikeal and I worked on NodeConf EU, mikeal had such a strong vision for it, how it was to be structured and what it was about. We first met in July 2012 in Portland Oregon at the Jupiter Hotel for NodeConf. Around this time there were lots of great conferences happening and so I’d see Mikeal often - thank to Paul and Eamo for FunConf and some other boutique soirées in Dublin - it was a great time. Mikeal was so funny - he would wear this 1920’s tweed style jacket and a hat to match and had this old style microphone for talking on stage and would land in Ireland and take us for dinner. He would dead pan ask the waiter for the menu and say- “we’ll order the menu” so we would all share in everything together and nobody missed out. In retrospect I can see how he was so well suited to open source communities and bringing people together. Mikeal was a funny, intense, highly pragmatic, hipster, hippy with a big heart and had a great imagination, such a passionate person without whom I would not be where I am in life and I know countless others who are the same. One of the things that really stood out about him was his strong bias towards action, and doing things now .. he wasn’t a have conversations and nothing happens type of person. He was a person who had an giant appetite for learning and accumulating knowledge and was an incredible evangelist for whatever that things he was involved in - whether it was JavaScript, distributed systems, coffee, cooking, restaurants, exotic drinks or in recent years Buddhism and the many nuances of the world of sutra translation. I can remember going on walks back in Ireland just after Mikeal finished up at protocol labs to spend time with his family and he would spend hours talking to me about sutra translation using machine learning - yet again breaking new ground, delving deeply into a new area of understanding for everybody to share in. Mikeal was very encouraging of my delving into Buddhism also, and a real friend. I will miss our chats Mikeal, I will miss our meals, I will miss hearing your laugh, I will miss your ideas and your energy. People like Mikeal Rogers don’t come around very often in life - he was that rare type of person who had a huge impact on the people around him and the things he worked on. I am truly grateful to have been able to know him and call him a friend. Cian @mikeal

Heartbroken to hear about Mikeal Rogers’ passing. He was a pillar of the Node.js community, he helped grow it through @NodeConf, championed open source at the @Nodejs Foundation, and brought people together with passion and vision. His impact will be felt for years. RIP 💔 b.h4x.zip/mikeal/

The JS community lost an amazing human being yesterday. CascadiaJS would not have existed with support from @mikeal & events like @nodeconf. Our deepest condolences go out to his family.

Rest in Peace @mikeal and thanks for everything you did for the Node and JS community. I had the opportunity to meet him on my first trip to US during NodeConf 2013 youtube.com/watch?v=JAGEVAb3…

Absolutely gutted to hear this. Node.js would not be where it is today without @mikeal, @nodeconf and everything he did to build that community. I'm forever grateful to him for everything he taught me about open source and being kind ❤️

here is a short article about NodeConf EU 24 mertcan.vercel.app/waterford…

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NodeConf 2024 - Return to the castle!

NodeConf EU 2024 kicked off last night! Amazing music, atmosphere and company! #castle #nodeconfEU

Node/Js folk, I happen to be in Dublin for the week (for IETF), if you happen to stick around Dublin before moving on to Waterford for NodeConf let me know.

hello dublin, NodeConf EU is approaching

This reminded me that last time I attended NodeConf EU and the collab summit you came with your kid and it was very wholesome and inspirational dad-son moment. Thanks for that ❤️

I’m flying out tonight but I want a couple from you at NodeConf :-)