New speakers. New ideas. New passion
That’s right, SydJS community! This month at SydJS we’ve lined up two presenters to show you some of the depth of talent you’re part of.
We’ll have new speakers with new ideas, delivered with new passion.
Okay! It’s likely different passion, although we can reach new heights. And it’s not new for us to have ideas, but these will be new ideas. And we can definitely say the speakers are new. You may have seen them in the audience beside you, but this’ll be the first time they’re in front of you at the microphone.
Grab an RSVP and meet us at the old Atlassian offices on George Street.
There you go! New top-shelf presentation, in a familiar top-shelf setting.
See you there!
Wednesday, 16 July 2025
06:00 PM — 08:00 PM
Atlassian Headquarters
Level 6, 341 George St · Sydney
New speakers. New ideas. New passion
Wednesday, 16 July 2025
06:00 PM — 08:00 PM
Atlassian Headquarters
Level 6, 341 George St · Sydney
That’s right, SydJS community! This month at SydJS we’ve lined up two presenters to show you some of the depth of talent you’re part of.
We’ll have new speakers with new ideas, delivered with new passion.
Okay! It’s likely different passion, although we can reach new heights. And it’s not new for us to have ideas, but these will be new ideas. And we can definitely say the speakers are new. You may have seen them in the audience beside you, but this’ll be the first time they’re in front of you at the microphone.
Grab an RSVP and meet us at the old Atlassian offices on George Street.
There you go! New top-shelf presentation, in a familiar top-shelf setting.
See you there!
Talks
Building apps with Google AI Studio
by Rohit Maharjan
Rohit shows us how to build an AI resume reviewer app in 5 minutes using Google AI Studio.
The collaborative tech behind Gumnut
by Sam Thorogood
Sam walks us through the collaborative tech behind Gumnut, a platform for making it easy to add collaborative input fields to your web applications.
Summoning Boolean Circuits
by Andrew Morris
Andrew shows us the ins and outs of the Summon project, a way to write MPC Boolean circuits in TypeScript. He'll cover the basics of how it works, and how you can use it to build your own privacy-preserving applications using MPC.