kentcdodds
commented
6 years ago Hi @dakshgautam1!
How to choose a topic?
I pretty much just think of anything I've been working on or learned recently that I thought was interesting. I also consider things that I would like to know more about. Then I reduce that list to things I think people may find interesting (most of the time everything makes the cut). Then I make realistic proposals out of that.
How to know if the topic is pretty basic or advanced?
Interesting question... I don't normally worry too much about that unless the organizers are asking. If they do I generally have an intuition for it, but if you're unsure, then ask a few of your friends.
It also depends on the conference attendees. For example, if I were to talk about async/await at a JavaScript conference, that might be beginner material, but if it were at a general software developer conference, that may be intermediate or advanced for them.
Good luck!
I have been involved with python and js ecosystem for more than a year. I have always wanted to speak at tech conferences, but there are a few questions that come to my mind