Denis Radin - Making great event is the goal

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Our conferences in Europe focus on creating a great experience for attendees through talks and social events, rather than making money. The goal is to build a friendly community around topics like React and JavaScript. Events like React Amsterdam and Meetups in Berlin aim to provide an engaging experience through talks and networking opportunities.

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Using React/Redux for
managing HTML UI and game graphics

Difference between
conferences in CIS and
Europe?

It started 2004 with parties
Friendly but wild

Was never about money
Making great event is the goal

Meetup as an experience
AmsterdamJS, React Amsterdam, React Open
Source Berlin

Let`s make this event an
experience too!

React Day Berlin
30 November
Is also going to be an experience

Denis Radin - Making great event is the goal

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