Our journey with wwktm isn’t without its twists and turns. The upcoming Web Weekend Kathmandu 2023 conference, set for September 23-24, has been cancelled. We understand the anticipation and excitement that accompany such events, and…
Namaste, Hope you are somehow surviving this crazy 2020! Amidst Corona crisis around the world, we regret to inform you Web Weekend Kathmandu 2020 has been postponed for next year. What about organizing an online conference instead? We haven’t quite enjoyed attending…
Korotaev Alexander has been in front-end development for over 6 years now and is equally if not more passionate about game development. His talk, WebGL and 2D: simple as Web on 21 September, will explore…
Gaurav Sen is our only returning speaker from wwktm2018. He was so good last year, we had to invite him again. He is perhaps as avid a teacher as he is a learner. This year,…
Artur Neumann is the founder of JankariTech Pvtl Ltd, based in Nepal. JankariTech focuses on automation of software testing. At wwktm2019, Artur is going to discuss precisely that during his talk How to change your…
Milap Neupane is a senior software engineer at CloudFactory and avid blogger at freecodecap and hackernoon. His talk on 21 September will explore practical ways for Working Optimally with relational databases. Learn more about our…
George Mandis is a Google Developer Expert, freelance developer, traveler, writer, speaker and yet so much more. George is arguably better known for his work outside web development more so than his work as a…
Hui Jing is a Developer Advocate for Nexmo, engaging primarily with developers around the Asia Pacific region. When she is not out tweeting about web development and typography, she more likely writing up another CSS…
Pratik Karki is a software engineer at Leapfrog Technology and a voracious reader and open-source contributor alongside. A jack of all trades and a lifelong learner, come hear Pratik convince the audience that Git can…
Our first Web Weekend saw over 300 participants join the fun, out of which only 10% were women. We also managed to have representation from a whopping 11 countries across the globe, but of the…
