Re-imagined as remote-only
In response to the unique challenges of COVID-19 Web Directions Code will now take place remote only. But expect much more than just Zoom based presentations and Slack channels.
Building on the extensive work we've done with our conference presentation platform Conffab, Code://remote aims to re-imagine from the ground up the conference experience, not just port the traditional conference to the Web.
With a focus on highly engaging, expertly filmed and edited, screen-oriented presentations, alongside spaces to connect, communicate and keep in touch with everything around the conference, you'll be immersed as if you were there–maybe even more so.
Our Expert Advisors
We've assembled a team of expert advisors to help ensure we deliver the best possible remote-first experience.
Matheus brings his years of film making expertise to create compelling remote-first presentations.
Matheus Siqueira,
Filmaker and Editor
Manisha Amin and the Centre for Inclusive Design will help ensure the most inclusive event possible.
Manisha Amin,
Centre for Inclusive Design
Our presentation gurus, Tarek Said and Sarah Ewen will work with speakers to deliver highly engaging presentations.
Public Speaking for Life
About Code
The Front End technology stack constantly changes, along with best practice in performance, security, workflow and more. Keeping up with these developments can feel like a full time job.
At Web Directions, we've lived and breathed the web for more than 20 years, and use this unique perspective, deep knowledge and unparalleled global network to curate two days of in-depth, invaluable presentations from local and world leading experts to help you and your team stay ahead.
Who's it for?
Whether you call yourself a coder, a programmer a developer or engineer, if your job is to build and deliver robust, fast, secure, engaging web experiences, Code is for you.
Code is for front end engineers: JavaScript, Fullstack and Web developers, engineering leads, engineering managers, devops experts, CTOs.
Real World Knowledge
Now in its ninth year, Code is carefully curated by John Allsopp, whose deep knowledge of the Web over two decades as a developer, author and speaker ensures a program of genuine relevance and value.
Our program routinely features members of the W3C's Technical Architecture Group, ECMA TC39 (the JavaScript standards committee) and others shaping the foundations of the Web. Past speakers have included Alex Russell (inventor of Progressive Web Apps), Nicole Sullivan (OOCSS), Rachel Nabors, Barbara Bermes, Domenic Denicola and many more).
- 20 Transformational speakers
- 2 Intense Days
- 1 Extraordinary Experience
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Code Individual Pass
Code Conference
Code post-conference videos
Annual Conffab Membership
- Price per pass
- $695 Pre-release
(ends May 1st) - $895 Early Bird
(ends June 5) - $995 Standard
Code Team 5+ Pass
Code Conference
Code post-conference videos
Annual Conffab Membership
- Price per pass for 5+ attendees
- $595 Pre-release
(ends May 1st) - $795 Early Bird
(ends June 5) - $895 Standard
Code Team 20+ Pass
Code Conference
Code post-conference videos
Annual Conffab Membership
- Price per pass for 20+ attendees
- $495 Pre-release
(ends May 1st) - $695 Early Bird
(ends June 5) - $795 Standard
Inclusive pricing
We strive to make our events as affordable as possible, and so have a limited number of specially priced tickets for education, charitable Not For Profits and freelancers. If that's you, use the codes edu, nfp or freelance to get a pass for just $395.
Not sure if you qualify? Drop us a line, we try to be as generous as possible.
Keep up to date with Speaker Announcements
Our venue
Code://remote 2020 will now take place wherever it's most convenient for you.
Getting there:
Get out of bed, make a coffee, wander to your desk, and start right in. Or just warch from the comfort of your bed. If conditions allow watch in your office, or grab a team pass and watch together as a team.
No expensive flights, or long commutes, be part of it wherever you feel like.
Accommodation:
No need for hotel rooms or airbnbs!
Praise for past Web Directions events
Web Directions is the must-attend event of the year for anyone serious about web development.
Phil Whitehouse,
Innovation Lead DigitasLBi
I’ve been admiring the Web Directions events for years, and was honored to be part… What a fantastic event!
Ethan Marcotte,
inventor "responsive Web design"
Out of any conference, Web Directions is far and away our favourite
Dave Greiner,
founder Campaign Monitor
About Us
Co-founded and now run by John Allsopp, Web Directions has for over a decade brought together leading developers, engineers, visual, IxD, UX and product designers, Art and Creative Directors, product managers indeed everyone involved in producing web and digital products to learn from one another, and the World's leading experts across this vast field.
We spend our lives thinking about what comes next, keeping up with trends in technology, practices and processes, and filtering the hype, to make sure you don't miss trends that matter, and don't waste time on hype that doesn't.
We promise attending one of our events will leave you significantly better versed in the challenges you face day to day, and in solutions for addressing them.
In 2020, we'll be organising Product, Design, and Code as online conferences, and our annual extravaganza, Web Directions Summit in Sydney
John Allsopp
John Allsopp has been working on the Web for over 20 years. He's been responsible for innovative developer tools such as Style Master, X-Ray and many more. He's spoken at numerous conferences around the World and delivered dozens of workshops in that time as well.
His writing includes two books, including Developing With Web Standards and countless articles and tutorials in print and online publications.
His "A Dao of Web Design" published in 2000 is cited by Ethan Marcotte as a key influence in the development of Responsive Web Design, who's rightly acclaimed article in 2010 begins by quoting John in detail, and by Jeremy Keith as "a manifesto for anyone working on the Web".
Code of Conduct
For over a decade, we've worked hard to create inclusive, fun, inspring and safe events for the Web Industry.
As part of our commitment to these values, we've adopted a code of conduct for all involved: ourselves, our speakers, our partners and our audience.
If you have any concern or feedback, please don't hesitate to contact us.