Passionate People

We specialise in architecting, implementing and maintaining enterprise-grade customer-facing applications like yours.

Passionate People is proud to help run the most "wow factor" Javascript Conferences on the planet here in Amsterdam. As part of Frontend Love Conferences runs "wow factor" Javascript Conferences in the Netherlands.

We bring together Global Javascript Leaders for the benefit of the Frontend Javascript Community of Amsterdam and the Netherlands. We have had almost 4,000 paying customers to our conferences so far.

But our Frontend Developer Conferences attract people from all over the world with people traveling from over 55+ countries to visit our events.

We are proud to run www.vuejs.amsterdam, www.frontenddeveloperlove.com, www.reactlive.nl, www.angularnl.com alongside running other smaller events in Barcelona, Paris & Berlin.

Passionate People is the leading Frontend Developer Consultancy in the Netherlands.

‏‏‏‏‎‎Our roots come from learning a lot from decades of recruiting and placing top-tier bespoke development talent for hundreds of companies. We maintain a high level of JavaScript Frontend skill coupled with a passion for development whilst growing to fulfill the need in the market place.

We frequently confirm our Frontend Developers are of the highest standard within the consultancy industry.

After completing hundreds of web projects successfully, our experienced front-end experts can share and help implement best practices, avoid common pitfalls and help you save hundreds of development hours.

Getting a team up-to-speed takes time, and team members often go through different stages of integration before finally finding a common pace and providing business value. Our recruitment expertise can help you find the best solution to growing your teams.

We train and help development teams to work on large scale web projects. Our front-end experts are ready to share their knowledge about all aspects of web development, from the basics of starting a new project successfully to how to re-architect legacy applications.