JavaScript Summit Armenia 2026
Manoogian Hall, American University of Armenia, 40 Marshal Baghramyan Avenue, Yerevan · Organized by Nairi Harutyunyan IE
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- Dates
- 26 Dec 2026
- Time
- 10:00 – 15:00
- Duration
- 5 hours
- Format
- In person
- Where
- Manoogian Hall, American University of Armenia, 40 Marshal Baghramyan Avenue, Yerevan
- Tickets
- AMD 5,000 – AMD 10,000
- Organizer
- Nairi Harutyunyan IE
JavaScript Summit Armenia is back, and this year the organisers are keeping it deliberately small: about 200 developers, engineers and people from the industry, so that the talks and discussions can be more interactive. The aim, in their words, is real experience and practical knowledge rather than the theory that is already on YouTube.
The programme
Technical talks on JavaScript, Node.js and modern ways of building software, on how AI is changing a developer's daily work, panel discussions with experienced people from the industry, and time to meet one another. The speakers and the full programme will be published on jssummit.am.
Language
The talks and panels are in Armenian.
Tickets
Early-bird tickets are 5,000 drams; from 10 December they cost 10,000. They are sold on EventHub and are non-refundable, and seats are limited.
When and where
Saturday 26 December, 10:00 to 15:00, at Manoogian Hall, American University of Armenia, 40 Marshal Baghramyan Avenue. Five weeks earlier, on 21 November, the same university hosts DevFest Armenia 2026, GDG Yerevan's conference, free with registration.
Manoogian Hall, American University of Armenia, 40 Marshal Baghramyan Avenue on the map
JavaScript Summit Armenia 2026: questions
When and where is JavaScript Summit Armenia 2026?
On 26 December, 10:00 to 15:00, at Manoogian Hall, American University of Armenia, 40 Marshal Baghramyan Avenue, Yerevan.
How much is a JavaScript Summit ticket?
Early-bird tickets are 5,000 drams; from 10 December they cost 10,000. Tickets are non-refundable.
What language is the JavaScript Summit in?
The talks and panels are in Armenian.
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