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Hi everyone!
I’m thrilled to announce the first-ever JSConf in Spain 🇪🇸 , coming in 2025!
It’s a dream come true after so many years, and we’ve already confirmed the date:
March 1, 2025.
I want to thank Felipe Torres from JSConf Chile for his help with management, advice, and recommendations. His work with JSConf Chile has been a huge inspiration.
My name is Miguel Ángel Durán, known as midudev on the Internet, and I’m a content creator and educator.
I have over 15 years of experience in the programming world.
Currently, I run a Twitch channel where I stream from Monday to Thursday, focused on programming.
I’ve been a speaker at various JSConf events worldwide (this year I’ll be in Mexico and Chile), and as an attendee, I’ve been to a dozen JSConfs (with incredible memories, especially from the ones in Berlin).
We’re working to make JSConf Spain an accessible conference (we’ll set ticket prices as low as possible to cover costs) and to have a diverse lineup (our goal is for 50% of the speakers to be women).
If you have any advice, ideas, or recommendations, they’re always welcome!
Thank you for the opportunity, and I’ll do my best to honor the JSConf name.
midudev