JSConf.com

Looking for the centralized website for JSConf events international?
You've come to the right place. Read on.

Want to organize a JSConf event?
Read more about involvement here

Want to update your event's status?
Skip ahead for instructions

What is JSConf?

JSConf is a unique conference organization, because we aren't really a conference organization at all. We are a very loose federation of developers who share the same general idea about how a technical conference should be held.

We have been the launching point for some of the most revolutionary products, services, and technologies on the web. We have also been the inspiration point and support base for a wide range of conferences beyond the "JSConf" name.

How Do I Update My Event?

As an organizer or support for one of our events, you may update basic information and status for your conference by updating one of two configuration files:

• Official JSConf Config
• JSConf Family of Events Config

These config files serve the data used to build the JSConf.com website.

Config Options

There are a few different configuration options available for you to specify:

Option	Description
id	The key for your Yaml entry will serve as your event's ID
name	The human readable name of your conference (also used for image alt attributes)
description	Tell us a little about you. This field is currently not rendered on the site.
site	URL to your conference website
logo	URL to your conference logo NOTE: You can add and reference locally hosted images by submitting them into the /public/images directory!
location	City, state or venue for your conference (i.e., New York, NY)
status	Optional current status of the conference. Currently, we support three different options: onsale - highlight your event with "tickets on sale" inactive - hides event from view without removing it entirely opencfp - highlight your event with "open call for papers"

Status Options

The status config offers a couple additional variations that will dynamically set up or remove your desired status in a more dynamic way:

Static status declaration:

- subterraineanjs
    status: onsale

Static status declaration with an end date:

- subterraineanjs
    status:
      - onsale:
          end: 07/01/2018

Fully dynamic date range for status declaration:

- subterraineanjs
    status:
      - onsale:
          start: 06/01/2018
          end: 07/01/2018

Example

Here is an example configuration to add in a new event that is currently on sale:

# Subterrainean JS
- subterraineanjs:
    name: Subterrainean JS
    description: There's something great about coding underground...
    site: https://subterraineanjs.code
    logo: images/subterraineanjs.png
    location: Iceland
    status: onsale