What conferences are you all looking forward to?
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What conferences are you all looking forward to?
With more and more conferences spinning up in person again, are any of you looking forward to venturing out to any during the coming year? Or perhaps participating in a virtual conference that has been going well? I’ve found that participating is pretty motivating, so I would like to find out before I just see posts about the conference the week of.
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- Tailscale Up - I really wanna see what will happen with my employer running a conference - https://tailscale.dev/up
- GopherCon EU - Gonna be speaking about unix hacks with webassembly - https://gophercon.eu
Also looking forward to attending the last Strange Loop.
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For me, the big ones have already passed. Codemash in Ohio is in January yearly and I was happy to return after missing three years. Then, having spoken for FOSDEM 2021 online, I was able to attend FOSDEM 2023 in person in Brussels in February and had a good time on my first trip to Europe. I was sick on the first day of the conference but went to the second and talked to many folks, especially at the Homebrew booth.
Next up on my mind is Strangeloop, one I’ve wanted to go to for years but it was always on a bad weekend for me. This year, it’s not, and sadly, it’s the last one.
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I love DevOpsDays in general. I credit most of my career to spending time in open spaces and engaging with the DevOps Community.
Every DevOpsDay is different, too; each caters to its different surrounding city/community, and it’s always exciting to see the differences in what people are trying to learn.
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https://srccon.org the conference for coders in the journalism world and vice versa.
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Having just been to embedded world and Aerospace Tech Week, I’m pretty much through with it. One outstanding:
https://www.his-conference.co.uk/ High Integrity Software Conference in Bristol.
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PyConDE in Berlin. It‘s my first time going and I‘m really excited. I‘ve watched a lot of PyCon video over the years and it has always been a goal of mine to attend in-person professionally. Is anyone else going?
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Elixirconf.eu! Going to meets lots of colleagues for the first time while there as well.
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SREcon EMEA. SREcon is one of my favourite conferences. Always lots of great content and I always enjoy a trip to Dublin.
If I get to go this year it will be my first time going to a conference since Covid which could be… interesting.
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The only conference I truly love is !!con, about the joy and whimsy of computing. Where else can you see someone build a Rube Goldberg of web services for his daughter at college so that when she:
- sends a certain text message, it
- triggers a tone at home that the family pets have learned means to come running, and then
- a 3d printed treat dispenser gives them treats in a certain spot, so that
- they’re in the right position for the automatic camera, which
- snaps a shot of them and texts it back to her, so she can see her pets
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How convenient that you ask! I’m presenting at HotSoS next week (free online) and at Kubecon Europe in mid April (in person), both on SPIFFE/SPIRE topics. Conferences are a significant part of my life - I find that if I can contribute something, even just volunteering at checkin or doing a 1 minute lightning talk, I always gain a lot from the experience.
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Not looking forward anymore, but I gave a talk at BlueHat IL today and it was an amazing experience. I hope to go again sometime, so that probably counts.
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