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What was the best conference you attended?
Why was it the best in your opinion?
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For me conferences aren't just about learning new stuff. They're about new experiences, chatting with new folks and having a great time.
This year's JSConf in Iceland is my current number 1.
It really checked all the boxes for me:
My next target is JSConf in Hawaii. I'm confident it'll be incredible too.
FOSDEM (Belgium):
I had a fantastic time at RailsConf this year. I met devs from all over the world and got to take part in their Opportunity Scholar program. There are tons of tracks and activities.
I attended a single-track conference about six months prior. The experience was much worse, as it was aimed at devs in much different situations than mine. Multiple tracks are a must IMO, both for serving your personal interests and for attracting a wider variety of people to the event.