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    Upcoming tech events · 2026–27

    Node.js conferences in Europe

    4 upcoming Node.js conferences in 3 countries. See dates, cities and who's going.

    Events4
    Countries3Netherlands · Germany · Russia
    Next up
    HolyJS 2026 Autumn
    Saint Petersburg · Web
    This month
    OCT
    2026

    Netherlands

    2 upcoming events
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    • MAR2027

      Self-described Europe's premier JavaScript conference, with about 1,000 attendees and talks on JavaScript in the age of AI, TypeScript at scale, browser APIs, edge runtimes and WebAssembly. It includes a workshop on code review for AI agents.

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    • MAY2027

      A two-day, two-track conference on full-stack JavaScript engineering with about 1,500 in-person and 10,000+ remote participants. Tracks cover AI-assisted coding, AI engineering, full-stack architecture and growing to senior and tech lead. The hybrid day in Amsterdam is May 21 and the remote day is May 25.

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    Germany

    1 upcoming event
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    Russia

    1 upcoming event
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    • OCT2026

      JavaScript conference covering both frontend and backend development, with ~650 participants and 35+ talks on modern JavaScript, frameworks, TypeScript and architecture.

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    Questions

    How many Node.js conferences are there in Europe?

    4 upcoming events in 3 countries are listed right now, from HolyJS 2026 Autumn to JSNation 2027.

    Which country hosts the most Node.js conferences in Europe?

    Netherlands, with 2 events.

    When is the next tech event in Europe?

    HolyJS 2026 Autumn in Saint Petersburg, 23–24 October 2026.

    How can I see who is going to an event?

    Open the event and sign in with GitHub. You’ll see the public profiles of developers who marked it, with links to their GitHub, X or LinkedIn.