SenchaCon 2015 will offer two days of technical sessions presented by Sencha customers and partners, as well as the Sencha team. This is your chance to share how you’ve used Sencha technology to design, develop and deploy amazing applications. These three tracks will give everyone an opportunity to dive into the latest innovations in HTML5 application development.
If your proposed talk is approved, you’ll receive one complimentary pass to the event and have the opportunity to hang out with hundreds of developers from leading enterprises across the world.
Here’s a quick recap of the three tracks. We invite you to propose one or more papers in any of the tracks:
Track: Design
- For designers and developers who are looking for ways to create well-designed applications and visual styles that can be easily maintained and expanded.
- Sessions will include best practices for working with themes, styling components and templates, and highlight some apps with very engaging designs created by Sencha customers.
Track: Develop
- For developers who want to get up to speed on the latest advances in Sencha Ext JS and GXT frameworks.
- Sessions will help attendees understand best practices for using Sencha technologies to accelerate application development targeting multiple devices and a combination of modern and legacy browsers.
Track: Deploy
- For developers who want to learn how to deploy, manage, and secure applications.
- Sessions will demonstrate how Sencha products help users to develop and maintain apps, as well as deliver them to the right users at the right time on their preferred devices — whether it’s a desktop, tablet or smartphone.
You must submit your proposed talk online through the SenchaCon website no later than January 23, 2015. For more information, please visit the SenchaCon website to review the Call for Papers Guidelines.
There are also openings for event sponsors. We have a wide variety of sponsorship opportunities ranging from the Diamond Level which includes half day boot camps, speaking sessions on the main stage, free passes and more, to the Silver Level which provides branding opportunities and enables organizations to interact with attendees in the Community Pavilion. If you’re interested in learning more about SenchaCon sponsorship opportunities, please contact sponsorships@senchacon.com.
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Why isn’t there any mention of Sencha Touch? Is Sencha Touch a dead framework?
Hi Marcus,
Thanks for pointing out the omission. Sencha Touch is not a dead framework and we would encourage you to submit a paper on the topic.
Regards,
Kristin
@Mike – the Develop track includes GXT: “For developers who want to get up to speed on the latest advances in Sencha Ext JS and GXT frameworks.”
And as Kristin noted, we simply forgot to include Touch in that sentence.
Ha, throw in flights and hotels etc and I may get approval :)
Saying that, bit busy…
Nice initiative though, but more for those in the US I guess.
Cheers,
Westy
What about GXT? Is this purely an ExtJS/Touch conference? Is there any point of going if you are a GXT developer? Or is the GWT.create conference the one to attend?
I attended and presented at SenchaCon 2013 and I have fond memories of the conference – some amazing speakers and very high-quality sessions in general. I hope to speak again at SenchaCon 2015.
However, I do have one concern/ query – the conference is in early April and the results for the session proposal are declared around 20th February – it hardly leaves enough time for international travellers such as myself (assuming my proposal gets though) to plan their travel.
It would be good to have some sort of early feedback on session proposals if possible, especially for those planning to attend from other corners of the world!