What Companies Are Attending International JavaScript Conference New York 2026?

Software & Support Media organizes International JavaScript Conference and other professional software-development events and learning platforms. Sebastian Meyen opens the 2026 New York program, connecting the organizer directly with the conference agenda.

Adobe develops creative, document, commerce, and digital-experience software. Adobe engineer Navya Agarwal is presenting an approach to agentic user interfaces that can respond intelligently without requiring a backend LLM for every interaction.

Comcast operates broadband, media, streaming, and large-scale digital platforms. Engineering Fellow John Riviello is presenting spec-driven development as a more structured way to use AI during software engineering.

Ippon Technologies is a technology consulting company working across software engineering, cloud, data, and AI. Laurie Lay's session examines how Node.js backend architecture changes when autonomous AI agents become active consumers of applications.

Chainguard develops secure container images and software supply-chain security technology. Dr. Patrick Smyth's keynote explores how AI-assisted engineering changes technical decision-making, infrastructure choices, and engineering organizations.

Buoyant develops cloud-native infrastructure and is the company behind the Linkerd service mesh. CEO William Morgan's keynote examines when engineering teams should self-host open-weight AI models instead of relying entirely on external model APIs.

Botchagalupe Technologies is the technology practice of DevOps author and longtime infrastructure leader John Willis. His iJS New York keynote examines the operational and governance risks that emerge as increasingly autonomous AI agents enter software-delivery environments.

Google develops web technologies, cloud infrastructure, AI systems, and developer platforms. Devin Chasanoff's session explores how AI is changing frontend engineering, code review, architecture, and the skills developers need.

Google DeepMind develops advanced AI models and research. Chao Zhang is presenting how familiar frontend state-management ideas can extend into applications where humans and autonomous AI agents share and modify state.

Equifax operates data, analytics, identity, and financial technology platforms. Hrushikesh Pokala's session focuses on using AI to modernize Angular applications and accelerate migration away from older architectures.

Medallia develops customer and employee experience software. Senior frontend engineer Matheus Albuquerque contributes sessions on lesser-known web-performance APIs and the relationship between compilers and modern user interfaces.

MySQL is Oracle's open-source relational database platform. MySQL has a booth at iJS New York 2026, while Scott Stroz is presenting how Node.js applications can expose MySQL-powered REST services without developers writing SQL directly.

ClearBank provides cloud-based banking infrastructure and payments technology. Russell Miles contributes to the program with discussions around AI literacy for developers and the future of full-stack JavaScript, AI, and developer experience.

Tikal is a software engineering consultancy working across AI, backend, data, DevOps, and full-stack development. Nir Kaufman leads the Professional Agent Development bootcamp covering TypeScript, LangChain, RAG, guardrails, orchestration, and production multi-agent systems.

Incept5 builds enterprise software and AI systems across fintech, cloud, data, and other complex environments. Co-founder John Davies leads hands-on bootcamp training around generative AI and AI-assisted software development.

Object Computing provides software engineering, consulting, and technology training. Mark Volkmann contributes sessions on reactive Web Components and modern JavaScript decorators.

sparXys is a software architecture and consulting company led by Gil Fink. His session explores WebMCP and MCP Apps, showing how web applications can expose capabilities directly to AI agents while retaining interactive interfaces for people.

En Dash Consulting works with organizations on software delivery, product development, developer experience, and AI-enabled engineering. Nicholas Daniel contributes sessions on accessibility in the age of AI and the backend boundaries frontend developers increasingly need to understand.

Apella develops ambient AI and computer-vision technology for hospital operating rooms. Selam Moges is speaking about AI-generated interfaces and how software can assemble user experiences dynamically around intent.

Jasper Engines & Transmissions operates a large manufacturing business supported by enterprise software systems. Chad Green's session focuses on contract-first API design as AI agents become increasingly active consumers of software services.

Crowdbyte Solutions Inc. is an Ottawa-based technology company focused on DevOps, cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and technical communities. Garima Bajpai is presenting on whether AI should be viewed as a threat, a tool, or a transformation partner for technology organizations.

AZNerds.net is a software-engineering practice led by principal engineer Barry Stahl. His iJS session looks at deterministic intelligence and the situations where conventional algorithms can solve problems more reliably than adding an LLM.

SOFTWAREarchitekt.at focuses on software architecture and Angular expertise. Manfred Steyer serves on the iJS New York 2026 advisory board, contributing extensive experience in enterprise frontend architecture and modern Angular development.

Savas Labs is a digital product agency that designs and develops web applications and digital experiences. Front End Development Director Lemon serves on the iJS New York 2026 advisory board.

XM Cyber develops exposure-management technology for identifying and prioritizing cybersecurity risk. Software architect Tamar Stern serves on the conference advisory board and brings experience across Node.js, web architecture, performance, and security.

What is International JavaScript Conference New York 2026?

International JavaScript Conference New York 2026 is a hybrid conference for frontend, backend, and full-stack JavaScript developers. It covers Angular, React, Node.js, Generative AI, web architecture, performance, security, testing, and DevOps.

When and where is International JavaScript Conference New York 2026?

The conference takes place September 28 to October 2, 2026 at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, 333 Adams St, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Online participation is also available.

What companies are represented at International JavaScript Conference New York 2026?

Companies represented include Adobe, Comcast, Ippon Technologies, Chainguard, Buoyant, Botchagalupe Technologies, Google, Google DeepMind, Equifax, Medallia, MySQL, ClearBank, Tikal, Incept5, Object Computing, sparXys, En Dash Consulting, Apella, Jasper Engines & Transmissions, Crowdbyte Solutions Inc., AZNerds.net, and others.

Which companies have speakers or keynotes at iJS New York 2026?

Speaker and keynote representation includes Adobe, Comcast, Ippon Technologies, Chainguard, Buoyant, Botchagalupe Technologies, Google, Google DeepMind, Equifax, Medallia, MySQL, ClearBank, Object Computing, sparXys, En Dash Consulting, Apella, Jasper Engines & Transmissions, Crowdbyte Solutions Inc., and AZNerds.net.

What are the main tracks at International JavaScript Conference New York 2026?

The seven tracks are Angular Development, DevOps & CI/CD, Generative AI in JavaScript, JavaScript Testing & Security, Node.js & Backend, React.js & Next.js Development, and Web Architecture & Performance.

What AI topics are covered at iJS New York 2026?

AI topics include agentic UI, AI-assisted software engineering, AI agents in Node.js applications, WebMCP and MCP Apps, shared state between humans and agents, self-hosted AI models, AI-generated interfaces, AI-assisted Angular migrations, and production agent development.

How is International JavaScript Conference New York 2026 structured?

The main conference and expo run September 29–30. Power Workshops take place September 28 and October 1, while two-day bootcamps run October 1–2. Attendees can participate in New York or online.