On October 23, JavaScript professionals from Armenia and across the globe gathered in Yerevan for the 2021 JS Conference. Over 22 major IT companies participated in the event. Flux Technologies was among the gold sponsors of the day. Moreover, the booth hosted over 400 enthusiastic JS specialists.
Generally speaking, the JS Conference provides an annual platform for developers to share their ideas, experiences, and knowledge. In fact, many of the day’s talks and workshops focused on the modern development ecosystem. Above all, the day provided an excellent opportunity for JS specialists to network with other developers who love what they do.
Consequently, Flux’s booth was booming with visitors who gathered to learn more about the company and play one of the event’s most exciting games: “Who Wants to be a Senior?” by Flux.
In short, the game was hosted by Sergey Sargsyan. This was an analog of the famous game – “Who wants to be a millionaire?”. Therefore, visitors either registered to participate in the game beforehand or took a JS-tailored test and participated in the big raffle, during which 5 of them won EditMentor 4 premium workshops and an electric scooter!
Here are some more exciting stats on the JavaScript Conference attendance:
- Total Participants: 1300+
- Flux Technologies Booth Visitors: 600+
- Participated in the Flux JS skills test: 400+
- “Who Wants to be a Senior?” players: 14
- Participated in the raffle: 250
Thus, Flux’s team looks forward to next year’s event and is planning more surprises, so there’s a lot to look forward to.
About Flux Technologies
Flux Technologies Inc. is an all-inclusive software design & development boutique providing full life-cycle consulting services. In fact, Flux delivers a wide range of specific business automation solutions in the fields of education and online video production, event and festival management, as well as insurance and sales.
Flux provides professional business consulting and customized software development solutions. Moreover, Flux has successfully launched several startup projects. The most recent is EditMentor – the world’s first non-linear editing software built to teach the creative art of video editing.
