We met Phil for the first time at beyond Tellerrand in Düsseldorf, and we immediately started talking about all things deployment, static site generators and cloud infrastructure. Over some nice Kebab and a couple of brews we discussed, shared ideas and laughed. After that, we humbly asked for Phil to

Andre was one of the speakers we wished for when doing Script'17. As chance would have it, back then when we tried to get in contact with him, Andre was super hard to reach. So for 2018, we upped our Scuttlebutt [https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/] game, not closing

Michaela uses technology for top notch creative projects and gives stunning presentations about it. When we first contacted Michaela she was knee deep in a project for one of her clients. We waited a few days and kept our fingers crossed for her to finish the project successfully. Believe me,

Stefan met Simona in Warsaw at Front-End Con, and was immediately mesmerized by the excitement and energy she puts into her new most favourite thing: Serverless and Azure. After a couple of chats we humbly asked Simona if she could join us for Script'18, and are still happy

When you follow Marcy on Twitter you will quickly realize how much she and her fiance Marcus love nature. She was the first speaker ever who we discussed avalanche forecasts at the afterparty with. So there is probably no better combination than ScriptConf, Austrian Mountains and Marcy Sutton. For me,

Evan was one of the people we already wanted to invite for Script'17. Back then when Vue.js was still the new kid on the block. You can imagine how happy and excited we were when Evan agreed to join us for Script'18 to do a

When working on the Script'17 line-up, we knew that we wanted to have something completely different before we go into the afterparty. A secret tip brought us to Mathieu, and after a few looks at his work, we knew: This is what we need! Mathieu immediately got us

We first met Nik during the joint venture of the React Vienna [https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/ReactVienna/] and StahlstadtJS [https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/stahlstadt-js/] meetups in September 2016. His carefully written and mind-boggling talk on DraftJS immediately caught our attention. Plus, Nik is one of those people who

When we started gathering ideas for speakers for Script'17, Hannah was one of the very first people that came into our mind. And with Sebastian and Hannah working together on Ghost, we had our first speaker ready! Knowing the topics Hannah was talking about in the past, we

I noticed one of Franziska's talks for the first time on a flight from Tallinn to Frankfurt. I was stunned by the sheer amount of jaw-dropping knowledge that was packed in this 30 minute performance. I turned to my colleague next to me and said, that if I

We first came in contact with Raquel as fans of the wonderful Reactive podcast [http://reactive.audio]. With her colleagues Kahlil and Henning already been to Linz for speaking gigs, we thought it is only fair to invite her over to meet the whole crew. And she came! On triple-duty!

Sebastian first met Felix as an open source contributor to Ghost, and was both impressed by his good-natured attitude and his amazing Electron skills. Knowing that Felix is already a seasoned speaker, we thought immediately of him when putting together the program for our conference. Needless to say, Felix proved

When we were in search for the opening keynotes for Script'17, Chris appeared like the knight in shining armour. Within two days all was set: Title, slot, flight, hotel. A dream for any conference organiser. With his opening keynote "JavaScript is a buffet, not the enemy"