Agenda
2th July Thursday, A6 Noenzaal
Last updated : 18 June 2026 . Please note the agenda may still be subject to change.
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09:00
Doors Open!
Doors Open!
Come in, register and grab a drink
09:30
A warm welcome
A warm welcome
Haris Spahija
Tech lead talk
Tech lead talk
Chris Laarman & Ernst Naezer (ANWB)
A proper introduction
A proper introduction
Michael de Vreugd (ANWB Energie)
10:30
Coffee break 1
Coffee break 1
Grab a ☕ and get to know other developers of ANWB
Single-page a̶p̶p̶s̶ systems: Frontend got big, what happens to the complexity now?
Single-page a̶p̶p̶s̶ systems: Frontend got big, what happens to the complexity now?
Katie Miller (Netlify)
Gezonde energiebalans
Gezonde energiebalans
Michiel Boertjes (Quooker)
Een verhaal over hoe kronkels in mijn denken hebben geleid tot een onbalans in m’n energie en uiteindelijk tot een burn-out. Welk stappen ik heb genomen om mijzelf te repareren en waar je op kan letten om te zorgen dat je zelf niet op dat punt beland.
12:00
Lunch
Lunch
Delicious food and drinks await you!
13:00
Welcome back!
Welcome back!
Haris Spahija
The 2 design systems of Bol
The 2 design systems of Bol
Martijn Steenbergen (Bol)
You know Bol. What you didn't know is that for the longest time we've had 2 design systems (at one point even three!). I'd love to take you on a trip down history road to how this came to be and how we're working on bringing that down to 1.
A tale of platforms, cowboys, and a developer portal
A tale of platforms, cowboys, and a developer portal
Martijn Stellinga (ANWB)
The Engineering Enablement team has been hard at work to support all engineers. Based on research, experience, and feedback, we've set up a developer portal. But what does that do? And why would you want one of those?
14:30
Coffee Break 2
Coffee Break 2
Quick coffee and some networking!
Strategic Front-end Architecture with Domain Driven Design
Strategic Front-end Architecture with Domain Driven Design
Othniel Visky (iO)
How to create a ubiquitous language—the shared vocabulary between domain experts and developers. When your components, services, and data structures use the same terms that stakeholders use in meetings, your code becomes a direct reflection of how the business thinks and operates. This shared language transforms development from translation work into collaborative modeling, where every line of code speaks the domain's natural vocabulary.
Some closing words
Some closing words
Haris Spahija
15:30
Borrel
Borrel
Connect, share ideas, and unwind!
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