This weekend I have been in Spain to attend React Alicante. This is the first edition of this conference, focused in React and React Native.
Continue reading to know more about the event and its contents.
Glenn Reyes speaking at React Alicante
Today I have had the chance of attending the Faster than lightning track of Internetdagarna 2015. There have been talks about web performance, and some broader topics like big data and UI, how data is important for large companies offering free services, and the need for public Governments to build compelling competitive services. The videos are already online.
This was my first time in Fronteers, surrounded by lots of frontend developers and designers in an amazing venue in Amsterdam. Here I have a quick review of its talks.
The conference covered frontend development from several views. There were talks about interesting browser APIs, accessibility, developer tools, build tools, progressive enhancement, design guidelines, open data, how to structure teams or how to deal with projects and clients. It was very well organised, with good food, coffee and other snacks, as well as after-talk mingling.
During these days I have been attending Spain.js 2013 in Madrid. For me, it has been a beautiful experience. 
I was looking forward to visit Madrid, and it didn’t let me down. It had been one year since I left Madrid to move to Sweden. Since then I have tried to keep in contact with some of my ex-workmates in my previous company, Tuenti, and have been following many talented Spanish developers on Twitter.
These days I have been attending the mloc.js conference in Budapest. It was a nice experience with a great organisation and good speakers working around Javascript limitations (more about that below). 
Welcome our heroes! at Terminal Building, Budapest