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Mozilla is putting on a tech conference where developers and other web creators can discuss the future of the Web, listen to amazing talks by a diverse and brilliant lineup of speakers, and then party in the evenings.

W3C's Dominique Hazaël-Massieux will speak about "Web, Meet Virtual Reality". A combination of improvements in hardware and software capabilities has resulted in a lot of excitement around virtual reality experiences. In this session, we will explore how many of these improved capabilities are supported in modern browsers, and why the Web provides a promising pre-existing ecosystem for creating, distributing and experiencing virtual reality content, applications, and services.

A two-day, single track event with an audience of 400 mostly front-end web developers, the goal is to provide an in-depth, practical look at current and on-the-horizon technologies, with plenty of opportunities for conversation. Main stage talks will be 25 minutes, with opportunities to interact with speakers and deep-dive into content during the afternoon Discussion Sessions and Demo Corners.