
npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry
Daniel Roe · Vercel
October 29-30, 2026
Guadalajara · Jardín Americana
Two days in Guadalajara with the speaker roster already confirmed. JavaScript, community, and what's being built in Mexico.
JSConf México did not start in 2026. These are the editions that came before.
One ticket for both conference days. No tiers, no add-ons.
$1900 MXN
Full access to both days.
$1600 MXN
Price per person, from 4 people up. For bringing your team or your community.
Prices are per person, in Mexican pesos.
Prices may go up as the event gets closer: today is the lowest you will see.
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Subject: Request to attend JSConf México 2026 (29–30 October, Guadalajara)
Two days, four rooms: keynotes, talks and hands-on workshops with people who build the web.
Schedule subject to change. Times, rooms and sessions may be adjusted before or during the event. Check this page for the latest version.

npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry
Daniel Roe · Vercel

Guadalajara time · tap a block to see the session
Engineers and maintainers from Vercel, Google, GitHub, Netflix, The New York Times and more, sharing what they build with JavaScript.
25 speakers
W-05Thor Schaeff
Member of the Technical Staff (DevX) at Google DeepMind
Build realtime multimodal agents with Gemini Live
T-17Aurora Scharff
DX Engineer at Vercel
What RSCs can do in Next.js today
P-02Andres Munoz Medina
Site Lead for Chrome in Mexico City at Google
Best practices for using agents to code
W-04Joel Gómez
Software Architect at Lazo
De desarrollador a Arquitecto usando AI (sin humo)
T-20Devlin Duldulao
Software Engineer at SoftwareOne Norway
Streaming Micro-Frontends: React 19 Suspense Meets Module Federation
T-09Nicole Tibaldi
Engineering Director at The New York Times
Influence is a technical skill
T-04Jan Peer Stöcklmair
Senior Software Engineer at Sentry
Trust Issues: Because Zero-Trust Isn’t Optional Anymore
T-08Eva Ferreira
Lead Software Engineer at Mabl
Fun with Flags: El arte de enojar países con i18n
T-10Álvaro Montoro
Senior Software Engineer at General Motors
Rockandrolleando con la Gamepad API
T-15Karen Li
Software Engineer at GitHub
The hidden security contract of npm install
T-23Néstor López
Platform Architect at Zephyr Cloud
Federating the Cascade: Shipping CSS with Module Federation
T-03Erasmo Hernández
Tech Lead
Microfrontends a escala: lecciones al escalar un Design System en React y microfrontends con Next.js
T-02Alexander Amin
Principal AI Engineer at ML6
When RAG Can't Be Wrong: Building a Legal AI Agent for Latin America
T-18Hazel Saenz
LATAM Developer Advocate at AWS
Crea tu DJ con IA: Agentes en JavaScript y Open Source
T-25Kyungtak Woo
Senior Software Engineer at Google
From C++ to the Browser: The WebAssembly Compiler Pipeline
T-05Leslie Herrera
Software Engineer at Latam Airlines
IA en el client-side: el costo oculto en tu INP (y cómo evitarlo)
T-16Hugo Leyton
Software Engineer at HAS Friends
Node.js como puente: integrando hardware con sistemas conectados
T-11Joaquin Bravo Contreras
Senior Manager in AI Engineering at Blend 360
IA - Zig dice no, Drupal dice con cuidado. Como siempre: depende
T-13Rina Plata
Software Engineer at enerBit
Controla la web con gestos, voz y mirada, usando JavaScript
T-19Erick G. Islas
Fullstack Software Engineer at Netflix
Principios fundamentales: ¿Cómo escribir aplicaciones escalables con Ports & Adapters?
T-21Alfredo Perez
Staff Software Engineer at Aiwyn
Tu Organigrama es tu Arquitectura (Te Guste o No)
T-06Juan Pablo Ortiz
Co-founder at SmartQuiz
Inteligencia en Streaming: Construyendo Agentes de IA Reales con AWS Bedrock y Node.js
T-01Uziel Cocolan
Senior Software Engineer at IBM
The Universal Binary: WASM
T-14Omar Sosa
Student and Community Leader at Panteras.Dev
De 0 a Da Vinci: Transformando datos en arte vivo con p5.js
W-06Ethan Arrowood
Head of Open Source Engineering at Harper
Node.js Code and Learn by OpenJS