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NpmCamp

A community conference for all things npm.

Name

npmCamp

Organizer

npm

Location

Impact Hub – Oakland, California

Date

July 30th, 2016

Role

Diversity Scholarship Recipient

About

A community conference for all things npm.

This was an A-mazing conference. Probably one of the most diverse conferences I’ve attended in tech and that’s saying quite a bit.

Such a vibrant community and the catering was just absolutely killer. Lemonade and veggie sandwiches – yummy! #blessed

I learned a bit about:

  • how to publish a module to npm favorite
  • increasing accessibility using aXe core
  • different package managers out there besides npm
  • the nodebot community and how important the code of conduct is
  • semantic versioning
  • Greenkeeper.io
  • registry design patterns

Banners

Here are some banners I made in recognition of the conference.

Feel free to download them from this GitHub repo.

fvcproductions/sketch

sketch – A collection of Sketch files I want to share with the world 🎨

Award

Diversity Scholarship Recipient – awarded May 2016

Fully discounted conference ticket

Pictures

Here’s the group photo…

I’m the one in front in a gray shirt kneeling!

By Frances Coronel

Frances Coronel is a software engineer specializing in UI development on the Customer Acquisition Team at Slack where her mission is to make your working life simpler, more pleasant, and more productive.

She has been working professionally as a developer since 2015 and holds a Bachelors in Computer Science from Hampton University and a Masters in Computer Science from Cornell Tech.

Outside of Slack, Frances is an Executive Director of Techqueria, a 501c3 nonprofit that serves the largest community of Latinx in Tech in the US.

She also supports Code Nation as a member of their Bay Area Leadership Council and the Latino Community Foundation as a member of their Latinos in Tech Giving Circle.