Hello JavaScript lovers! 😘

Guess what? Nordic.js is hitting the big 1-0 soon! 🎉 ðŸŽ‚ As you all know, we're all about connecting awesome people and building a thriving community of passionate and talented JS devs. So, we've decided to hit pause on our 2024 conference and focus on making 2025 the most epic year ever for Nordic.js!

Since kicking off back in 2014, Nordic.js has evolved into a loved and appreciated conference in the tech industry. Every year, we've offered an exciting mix of talks, workshops, and networking opportunities, all while exploring the latest JavaScript trends, technologies, and best practices. 🚀

In 2025, we're going all out to create a mind-blowing experience for everyone. Expect an even more amazing lineup of speakers, sessions, and fun activities. Plus, it'll be the perfect chance to look back on the past decade of Nordic.js and toast to the incredible community we've built together. 🥂 ðŸª© 🎈

What's included!

A conference like no other

Nordic.js is a single track conference with talks by internationally renowned speakers and rising stars in the JavaScript community. You’ll hear about fun experiments, learn about the latest in JavaScript, and connect with other passionate developers.

World class speakers

Nordic.js is a single track conference with 8-10 talks per day by internationally renowned speakers as well as rising stars. Previous speakers include names like Douglas Crockford, Alice Bartlett, Tom Dale, Soledad Penadés, Bert Belder & Jake Archibald.

nordicjs.com/2025/speakers →

A place for code & great experiences

Nordic.js will take place at Magasin 9, an international venue for music, art and food – located in a harbor, just 10 minutes from the city centre.

Great food and Swedish fika

Great food all day! Delicious lunch, traditional Swedish fika with coffee & pastries, plus cozy conversation breaks. Perfect for networking, recharging, and experiencing authentic Swedish culture between sessions.

Make new friends

With over 1000 developers descending to Stockholm for the event, and both structured and informal networking sessions provided, it’s a brilliant opportunity for you and your team to forge new professional contacts and make new friends.

Dinner with strangers

Meet new people at "Dinner with Strangers"! We reserve tables for 6 at local restaurants and pair you with 5 people you haven't met. Sign up when the conference gets closer - it's optional but fun!

Give a lightningtalk

Lightning talks available - all attendees welcome! Each talk ~5 minutes. Apply for a slot when you arrive. Share project learnings or take a stance on tabs vs spaces. Start preparing!

nordicjs.com/lightning-talk →

Bring your learnings back to work

Online videos of all session, with integrated slides and audio will be available to all attendees after the event. This ensures no one will miss a thing and your whole office and benefit.

Keep posted on updates

Talks

Vitaly FriedmanDesign Patterns For AI InterfacesVitaly Friedman
Senior UX Consultant with the European Parliament
Christophe PorteneuveWhat's up in ES2027?Christophe Porteneuve
Professional web dev since 1995 and Senior Staff Engineer at Doctolib
Sophie KooninSo you've decided to do a technical migration...Sophie Koonin
Web engineering lead and a staff engineer at Monzo Bank
Ulrike RauschMaking Fonts Like It’s 1995!Ulrike Rausch
Type designer and founder of LiebeFonts
Andreas EldhTaste Driven DevelopmentAndreas Eldh
Engineer at Linear
Emma BostianFrom Engineer to Engineering Manager → How To Know If The Switch Is Right For YouEmma Bostian
Engineering Manager at Spotify
Kyle SimpsonPast Time for PasskeysKyle Simpson
Creator of the "You Don't Know JS" book series
Ramona SchweringThe Cake Is a Lie... And So Is Your Login’s Accessibility Ramona Schwering
Developer Advocate at Auth0
Joyee CheungShipping Node.js packages in 2025Joyee Cheung
Compilers team at Igalia, Node.js TSC member and 
V8 commiter
Maja WichrowskaCodemods in the Era of AIMaja Wichrowska
Software engineer on the web infrastructure team at Notion
Phil HawksworthThe time traveller's guide to web technologiesPhil Hawksworth
Head of Developer Relations at Deno
Marco IppolitoYet Another Config File: introducing node.config.json Marco Ippolito
Senior Security Engineer at HeroDevs, Node.js TSC member and TC39 delegate

Workshops

Vitaly FriedmanDesigning For Complex UIs in 2025Vitaly Friedman
Senior UX Consultant with the European Parliament
Kyle SimpsonFunctional Programming From Zero To MonadKyle Simpson
Creator of the "You Don't Know JS" book series

Diamond sponsors

Bryntum

Bryntum builds powerful JavaScript UI components designed for enterprise applications. The product suite includes high-performance Gantt, Scheduler, and Grid components used by companies worldwide to manage complex data with ease. With a strong focus on developer experience, flexibility, and performance, Bryntum empowers teams to deliver sophisticated business apps faster.

Ruby sponsors

Hemnet

At Hemnet, millions of users visit us every week to explore Sweden’s favorite housing platform. For over 20 years, we've built stable, high-quality products with our users at heart. Now we’re entering an exciting new chapter — evolving our tech stack from a Ruby foundation to more modern, scalable services with Node.js. Let’s build the future together!

Organized by

Jonny Strömberg@javvve@javvejonny@nordicjs.com
Martina Elm
@martinaelm@martinaelmmartina@nordicjs.com
Johannes Edelstam
@jede

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