The web event of the year! ๐ May 26-28, 2027 ๐ Lucerna Palace in Prague ๐ Tickets on sale now at https://nitter.gq/t.co/J2bjH0Mznz
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A good conference program starts long before anyone steps on stage. ๐ Thank you to everyone who put time and thought into a WebExpo 2027 proposal.
We're deep in the selection process, considering how your ideas could fit together and looking forward to calls with potential speakers. More to come.
Want a first look at who's taking the stage? Meet the speakers already confirmed for 2027:
webexpo.net/prague2027/speakโฆ
The browser keeps evolving. Your coding agent might need an update. ๐
@KrasimirTsonev returns to WebExpo 2027 with "The secret life of the Web platform". Explore less familiar native features your agent may overlook in favour of older solutions. The human can still bring a few new browser tricks. ๐ช
Bring your curiosity. Leave with a few things you'll want to try in your own browser.
webexpo.net/prague2027/sessiโฆ
A human makes a podcast about AI making podcasts. We're getting recursive. ๐ง
In Shell Game's new season, @ev_rat investigates the flood of AI-generated podcasts, then tests whether his team can make one worth listening to.
Our recommendation? Let the human take you through the slop.
Follow the human down the rabbit hole. ๐
shellgame.co/
Two days left. โณ
The WebExpo 2027 Call for Papers closes this Friday, 30 October, at midnight.
Time to move that talk proposal out of your drafts folder.
Your idea won't submit itself ๐ Apply here:
webexpo.net/call-for-papers/
Flying a drone with a banana ๐ probably isn't on your roadmap.
@NLucky_Nkosi connects drones to JavaScript, turns fruit into controllers and calls it research.
Our latest article follows his experiments, including the failed attempts, and how "useless" projects can lead to useful work for a client.
Your keyboard has competition in the fruit bowl. ๐ฅ Read the article, with the full talk recording and slides:
webexpo.net/blog/bananas-bluโฆ
What can someone do differently on Monday after your talk?
Tell us what you tried, what happened and what others can use. You bring the idea; we help you prepare with coaching and peer feedback.
๐จ WebExpo CFP closes on 30 October. Don't reject your idea on our behalf. Give us a chance to read it.
A useful idea beats a flawless pitch. ๐๏ธ Read what makes a strong proposal and what support comes with it:
webexpo.net/blog/why-you-shoโฆ
Engagement is not a buzzword. ๐ It is a discipline.
@scottgould wrote the book on it and has helped the UN, UNICEF, KPMG and Microsoft figure out what makes people care.
A former programmer and designer, he will join us ๐ค at WebExpo 2027 with plenty of experience debugging human connections.
The Earlybird price has a short attention span. โฐ Just 2 days left: webexpo.net/tickets/
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Save 4,000 CZK on 70 practical talks, hands-on learning, expert mentoring and 3 parties with 1,600+ tech people. Breakfast, freshly brewed coffee and a massage are included. ๐
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Our WebExpo 2026 recap series ends in the Discomfort Zone. ๐ @fczbkk and guests questioned the cost of keeping up: Martin Kopeckรฝ on career uncertainty, @vaclavhodek on AI translation, Petr ลฝรกฤek on boundaries and Alina Medintu on management. Adapting should not mean ignoring your limits.
When does "keeping up" become asking too much? The Discomfort Zone recap: webexpo.net/blog/webexpo-202โฆ
