Founder of WordPress Matt Mullenweg joins Netlify CEO Matt Biilmann for a spirited debate live at Jamstack Conf, Oct 6.
Matt & Matt take the stage together for the first time
Chris Coyier of CSS-Tricks and CodePen will moderate a spirited debate about the future of the web—monolithic vs decoupled web architecture—featuring Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress, and Matt Biilmann, CEO of Netlify, who coined the term and ignited the movement around Jamstack.
In recent weeks, Matt and Matt have had a lively public discussion about whether Jamstack should replace the traditional monolithic web, debating developer sentiment, scalability, security, and performance. They will dig into these important topics on Tuesday, October 6 at 12pm PT, plus where WordPress and the Jamstack intersect well in a headless model!
Theconference runs from 9am - 4pm PT on Tuesday, October 6. Limited-availability workshops will take place on Wednesday, October 7.
Don't miss the opportunity to join us live—Q&A, 1:1 networking, demos, roundtables & more
Hear directly from the creators of Jamstack and engineering leaders who have migrated their web projects to the Jamstack and Netlify:
Cassidy Williams will take us on a tour of Next.js in her lightning talk
New! Tim Kadlec will talk web performance and take questions live
Angie Jones will talk about adding visual validation to your test automation
Rick Takes at Teespring will talk performance, conversion and massive scale for their e-commerce use case
David Gewal of LiveChat will share his experience picking the best Jamstack search solution
Taylor MacDonald at Ample will describe how he executed a migration from legacy web to the Jamstack for his customer using redirects API
And many more!
You can choose between two tracks of breakout sessions, watch "lightning" product launches, and hear the latest updates from community leaders at Next.js, Vue, Gatsby, Eleventy, React, Angular, and more.
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