The Speakers
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FEATURED INDUSTRY EXPERTS
Jay Phelps
Senior Software Engineer, Citadel Securities
Jay is a Reactive Programming nut and compiler/language design enthusiast. Previously at Netflix, he now works for Citadel Securities on the Core Architecture team.
He has contributed to various open source projects like Binaryen and AssemblyScript, is a W3C WebAssembly Community Group member, was previously on the core team of RxJS, and is the author of git-blame-someone-else.
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Citadel Securities
Martina Kraus
Consultant | Speaker | Trainer
Angular & WebAssembly
Martina is a Google Developer Expert in Angular and Web Technologiess. As a Senior Frontend developer, she focuses on implementing highly scalable software-solution with WebAssembly and Angular.
Besides giving workshops as an Angular Trainer, she founded the JavaScript User group and is a core member of the ngGirls Team. She also organizes the German Angular conference NG-DE.
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Google Developer Expert
05
EPAM
Vitalii Bobrov
Lead JavaScript Engineer, EPAM
Vitalii is a Lead JavaScript Engineer at EPAM Poland and co-organizer of Angular Wroclaw.
Vitalii is keeping up-to-date with the latest Web Platform features and doing great experiments with it. This guy is not just a nerd, but a tech speaker, and Web Audio enthusiast.
Agenda
MARCH 20
08:00am -
09:00am
Registration & Breakfast
09:00am - 09:10am
Welcome, Intros, Code of Conduct
09:10am - 09:15am
Attendees proceed to Session Rooms
09:15am -
09:45am
Aaron Turner - Assembly Script in 2020
A look inside of AssemblyScript. Where it currently is at, features on the horizon, how it's being used, and how you can get involved!

09:45am -
10:15am
Sven Sauleau - More WebAssembly in Your Projects
The WebAssembly Community Group is actively working on improving the interoperability between languages, allowing a seamless integration in our day to day projects.

10:15am -
10:45am
Martina Krauss - WebAssembly All The Things
Best practices for building tiny web-bundles

10:45am - 11:00am
Coffee Break
11:00am -
11:30am
Vitalii Bobrov - The Future of Audio Processing in the Web
WebAssembly opens a door for professional-grade audio software for the Web, allowing to compile plugins written in C, C++, or Faust. Faust is not only the tragic play by Goethe but a programming language for digital signal processing (DSP). During the talk, I compile Faust plugins right in online IDE into WebAssembly and load them as Web Audio Modules into a web-based guitar processing app.

11:30am -
12:15pm
Jay Phelps - Compiling Your Own Language to WebAssembly
Creating your own programming language, even a simple one, can be extremely rewarding. Not only is it fun to experiment with new syntax designs, but demystifying how they work can help you better understand the benefits, tradeoffs, and optimization strategies of the popular programming languages you use day-to-day.
In this talk, we’ll cover the basics that make up a compiler, discuss tips on language design, and make our own simple programming language that compiles to WebAssembly.

12:15pm - 01:15pm
Lunch Break
01:15pm - 05:00pm
The rest of the sessions will be announced here
The Venue
etc Venues
133 Houndsditch, London EC3A 7AH
Located near Liverpool Street station, 133 Houndsditch is a state-of-the-art conference and exhibition venue spanning two floors. The largest floor’s conference suite can accommodate up to 700 theatre style for larger events or its seven smaller rooms are perfect for groups of 50 – 200 people. An adjacent Galleria offers 15,000 sq ft of networking and exhibition space providing a stunning back drop to any event.







