the web performance conference 14-15 November 2024, Amsterdam

Hack on MDN: Web Performance

Om Wednesday, November 20, 2019, the day before the conference, we're having a full-day hackathon to help document performance for the greater web developer community. Participants will team up to help evangelize web performance, convincing developers of the benefits of performance, and teaching them tip and tricks to ensure the web is accessible to everyone, no matter their device or bandwidth.

Time: 09:00–17:00
Tickets: €12,50 euros ex VAT All spots are taken!
Lunch & drinks: included
Location: Spaces Vijzelstraat, Vijzelstraat 68-78, 1017 HL Amsterdam

Arriving later is fine; there is no formal program, we're just going to discuss and write.

The day will be led by Estelle Weyl from Mozilla.

Attendees

Name Company From
Christian Schaefer DE
Daniel Kreitschmann ZEIT ONLINE DE
Erwin Hofman Blue 2 Blond NL
Estelle Weyl Mozilla US
Fabian Krumbholz Netcentric Deutschland DE
Hamed Jahromi University College Dublin IE
Jason Merriman Insider Inc. US
Maxim Yezersky UA
Pedro Correia Blip PT
Philip Vandenberg Eggplant UK
Rodolfo Gonçalves Blip PT
Roelf-Jan de Vries Q42 NL
Roman Andriyanov UA
Stefan Bock Portalix DE
Thomas Timmers BE
Tim Kadlec US

Hack on MDN: Web Performance

At the conference we're going to spend two days learning about web performance. Get your mind in the performance zone by discussing and writing about performance with other attendees and performance experts.

In this full-day hackathon we'll be working to improve MDN Web Docs, the premier free resource for web developers. You can choose to work on adding performance documentation to MDN, work on improving the site's performance, or anything that you think makes sense.

Work with some of the conference speakers, some Mozilla staff, and get to know some other conference attendees to make performance.now() an even better experience.

The day will include a lot of coding, chatting, food, and fun. The registration fee is to ensure we don't have people sign up and not attend, and helps offset the cost of food.

Here are some the topics that you might improve upon (or in some cases, add):