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JSConf Panel Talks

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Translation System: 
 Japan <=> English translation

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Translation System • Exactly, yes. • But someone could understand English well, they don’t need the system. • English only speakers need translation system from Japanese => English. • I know… BUT….

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Translation is expensive. if we have set up translation system, we need 3 million yen / 30 k USD

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Let’s Poll

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Why is JSConf JP ticket so cheap compare to other JSConf? is it sustainable?

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Cheap? or Expensive? • Japanese some developers tell me "oh 8000 yen?! a little bit expensive than others". • International organizers like JSConf asia, EU, "pretty cheap!".

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Let’s Poll

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How do you feel the difference between EU and JP tech community?

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Japanese ? / European ? • My feeling is a little bit diligent in Japanese Community. • We would like to break the difference but language barrier is pretty higher than my thought.

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Do Japanese developers have better English skill than other jobs? How good is their skill? (No offfend)

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What is the key message you want to deliver to participants through the conference as an organizer?

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Key message? • Our motto: "To Be Global, To Be Inclusive" • I really would like our attendees to make lots of new international friends. • AND if you have some troubles on your dev, feel free to ask the troubles to our speakers.

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Do you think the community should be small and segregated? Or do you think you should become one big JS community?

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Small conf vs Big conf

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Let’s Poll

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How many JS communities are there like CorkJS in the EU? https:// www.meetup.com/Cork- JavaScript-Meetup/

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Do you have any plans for the "next" JSConf EU?

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freezing!
 
 should have some lights at room C after sunset.

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Sorry / ͝ΊΜͳ͍͞ • We have 350 CFPs, we would like to introduce lots of talks as we could. • We have requested new room but we could not get, we have changed the RoofTop as a new room. • That is not so good idea for everyone …

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Do you have any metrics that your conferences chase to improve?

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Metrics • We have measured "satisfaction level" by enquete. • BUT I am focusing on "quolitative attendees voice". We are collecting the voice from twitter/enquete/facebook/hatena etc.

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I'd like to know how many international attendees join this event.

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We don’t have the data, but our feeling is • 60% Japanese, 40% International : Receptionist voice. • Our philosophy is: Be Global, Be Inclusive, That is good balance for Japanese Conference.

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How to join organizer team?

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JSConf.JP • Please tell me!!!! • We need lots of members AND we need Project Manager role…. • We have a leader ( me :) ), we have lots of great staff. But tastlist maintenance is not so good at us …

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Will JavaScript, after adding strict data types and non-JIT compiler, be one day execute as fast as C++?

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Javascript in the next 10 years? I work on a project with 50 year lifetime, but what will become of JavaScript and various frameworks in next 10 years?

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Are there any goals for the JS community as a whole, like Ruby’s 3x3 performance goal?

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JSConf.JP next ??

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JSConf.JP next • We will hold next event on September 2020 (maybe). • TC39 will hold the meeting on Tokyo. • We will collaborate with TC39!