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I'm Attending!November 23, 2017November 24, 2017BSides Wellington 2017UTCIn true Security B-Sides (BSides) form, BSides Wellington is a community security conference. What better way to pay tribute to that community than inviting consultants, hackers, developers, operations, engineers, hobbyists, academics, students, and public-sector type folks to a conference hall to share their ideas, experiences and knowledge?
This is BSides Wellington inaugural year; the tickets will be cheap, the time of year/week is familiar, come submit a talk or workshop and make the line up look un-BEE-lievable.*
_*C’mon, you can’t avoid bee puns when your city icon is the Beehive and your conference is BSides._
### Location & Logistics
BSides Wellington will be held at Shed 6 on Queens Wharf. It is in the middle of town, near the train station, and close to a whole heap of cafes, pubs, and hotels.
The Shed 6 hall will be broken into multiple talk/workshop areas. The main track will be good for those that want to present a larger audience talk, and the smaller tracks will be good for a smaller audience talk or a hands-on workshop.
### Speaker Costs
BSides Wellington is a not-for-profit, community event and we are aiming for <$50 tickets for employed folks, and <$25 for students and unemployed. In order to keep those tickets low, we are not covering speaker costs (flights, accommodation, etc). Just think of all the snacks and refreshments and fun times that will be had though!
We have a diversity fund available to help women, LGBTQI, people of colour, younger, older, financially less resourced and other groups who are underrepresented in the security and wider tech industry present at BSides Wellington. In all honesty, if you are keen to submit and you need help getting to BSides Wellington, and don't represent one of these groups, submit anyway and let us know you need assistance.
(Also, ignore the t-shirt size on the submission form, we can't remove it!)Wellington, NZ
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I'm Attending!November 27, 2017November 28, 2017Nodevember 2017 CFPUTCNodevember is a two-day conference touching on all aspects of Node and JavaScript.
The conference includes seminars, workshops, tutorials, code sprints, and lightning talks.
The fourth annual conference will be held November 27th and 28th, 2017 in Nashville, TN.
Registration opens at 7am CST on Monday morning. The conference will run from 8am to 6pm each day.
A Kickoff Party is planned and we'll have a Speakers Dinner on Monday night.
Learn more at nodevember.org
Nashville, TN
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I'm Attending!March 27, 2018March 29, 2018DevConf 2018UTC# Introduction
DevConf is a community driven, developer focused, one-day conference hosted annually in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa. The aim of the conference is to provide software developers a buffet of tools, practices and principles applicable to tackling current and future challenges in the South African software development environment. It's an event where attendees can learn, network and be inspired regardless of their specific technology stack and programming language of choice.
# Why
DevConf serves to inspire software developers. A range of topics applicable to software development will be presented. From keeping up to date with the latest technologies and trends to tackling the challenges of working in large enterprise systems – it's a buffet of experiences, ideas and pragmatic advice as well as an opportunity to connect with peers across the industry.
# Types of talks
We have two types of talks and both types are presentation style on stage in front of an audience. These talks are not suited for audience participation.
* Full slot: This is a 45 min slot. Do demos, play audio, do anything! Time is for everything; including Q&A.
* Lightning talk: This is a 15min slot. It is a slide only presentation (slides must be provided a week before the event). These are recommended for first time speakers.
The audience at DevConf is a wide range of people, from junior developers to senior management. There is no specific tech or vendor association. We tend to get more corporate developers attending so we find that talks which help developers find new tech or solve problems are really well received. Java, JavaScript and .NET are very popular in South Africa but we would love talks for other languages too. Security talks have been consistently rated high.
We also have a small number of slots for a more fun talk where you could cover something not so work related, for example: flying a drone with VR, machine learning & brewing beer, or integrating hardware to Kerbal using JavaScript are all great talks.
Sales pitches are not welcome.
# When
DevConf 2018 will take place for the third year in Johannesburg on the 27th March 2018 and, for the first time, Cape Town on the 29th March 2018.
Cape Town is a smaller event, and as such not all speakers from the Johannesburg event will be offered a slot in Cape Town.
Lightning talks will be unique per event.
# Included
All selected speakers to DevConf include a pass for the event and invite to the speakers only dinner.
Travel and accommodation can also be included full slot presenters. This includes international speakers.
## International Speakers
Yes, we can cover travel and accommodation for you too! South Africa
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I'm Attending!November 11, 2017November 11, 2017Expert Talks 2017UTC[Expert Talks 2017](https://expert-talks.in/)
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Expert Talks is an annual conference that brings together practitioners from the software community to share technological innovations that drive modern businesses forward.
This year we will have conversations around *Distributed Systems, Infrastructure and Security, Artificial Intelligence and Analytics, Blockchain and the Internet of Things*.
The event will be held in Pune, India.Pune. India
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I'm Attending!October 18, 2017October 18, 2017DevComo October 2017 Meetup Call for SpeakersUTCDevComo is a Tech Community in Columbia, MO that meets every third Wednesday of the month from 6:30 pm - 8:30pm at the REDI building in Downtown Columbia, MO. We cover any topics in the craft of software creation such as Automated User Testing with Protractor, or Design Sprints for better designs.
We are an inclusive group so we welcome anyone and everyone from all backgrounds, regardless of your technical expertise. Our attendees are a great mix of seasoned software professionals, college students, or simply those are looking to get into the tech field.
We are a public community, so we do not charge people to be a part of our group.
Columbia, MO
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I'm Attending!October 28, 2017October 28, 2017Raleigh .NET Conf LocalUTCA single day conference event, for everything .NET. With talks from running .NET Core on Linux and Mac, to F# and Xamarin. This builds on the content from the dotnetconf virtual conference. We will be holding the event at Wake Tech in South Raleigh.
Starting at 10 am and finishing around 3 pm you will get to see various talks from fellow developers.Raleigh, NC
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I'm Attending!September 30, 2017September 30, 2017India Dreamin - Call for Dev ExpoUTCMark your calendars for September 30th, 2017 and gear up for a celebration of Salesforce - the Indian way!
India Dreamin is a community led, community run event for professionals around Salesforce. Put together by the vibrant Indian Salesforce community, this event is open for all Salesforce users who share a passion for innovation - developers, admins, partners, customers and students around the world. It will be an entire day of inspiring keynotes, speaker sessions, partner and customer success stories, and a great chance to meet your peers from the Salesforce world - all under one roof.
Tell us about your exciting App, Chrome extension, Firefox Add-on, github repo, any utility tools related to Salesforce or anything with a touch of Salesforce in it, which can be the next turning point of your career. Showcase your creativity and innovation. Developer Expo Zone is the best platform for that. If you have a great exhibit item that you want to share with the India Dreamin community, then go ahead and submit your abstract of the exhibit item here.G.L.Bajaj Institute of Technology & Management, Plot No. 2, Knowledge Park III, Distt. G.B.Nagar, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201306
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I'm Attending!November 22, 2017December 25, 2013SciPyLA 2017 - Latin American workshop on Python and Earth SciencesUTC[SciPyLA 2017](http://scipyla.org/conf/2017) is the fifth annual conference about scientific computing with Python tools. It is scheduled on November 22nd - 25th 2017 in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba. During the four days of the conference there will be approximately 93 activities scheduled including, but not limited to, talks, pitch sessions, social events, hackathons, hack nights, job fair, development sprints, poster sessions, hands-on labs and workshops . The SciPy community is aimed at improving and fostering the adoption of scientific computing powered by open source Python tools optimized to solve problems in the fields of Mathematics, Science, and Engineering.
Earth Sciences are the key to mitigate the impact of disasters and to prepare for responsible prospection and sustainable explotation of resources. The callenge consists in finding a balance between consumption of societies and preservation of Latin American ecosystems.
Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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I'm Attending!November 22, 2017November 25, 2017SciPyLA 2017 - Latin American workshop on Python and Emerging Computing TechnologiesUTC[SciPyLA 2017](http://scipyla.org/conf/2017) is the fifth annual conference about scientific computing with Python tools. It is scheduled on November 22nd - 25th 2017 in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba. During the four days of the conference there will be approximately 93 activities scheduled including, but not limited to, talks, pitch sessions, social events, hackathons, hack nights, job fair, development sprints, poster sessions, hands-on labs and workshops . The SciPy community is aimed at improving and fostering the adoption of scientific computing powered by open source Python tools optimized to solve problems in the fields of Mathematics, Science, and Engineering.
Science and Python tools will provide answers to regional IT initiatives in need of coping with more than 689 million mobile subscriptions, 50 million active consumers, and an IoT market expected to double to $15.6 billion and reach more than 800 million connected endpoints.
Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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I'm Attending!November 22, 2017August 14, 2017SciPyLA 2017 - Latin American workshop on Python and PhysicsUTC[SciPyLA 2017](http://scipyla.org/conf/2017) is the fifth annual conference about scientific computing with Python tools. It is scheduled on November 22nd - 25th 2017 in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba. During the four days of the conference there will be approximately 93 activities scheduled including, but not limited to, talks, pitch sessions, social events, hackathons, hack nights, job fair, development sprints, poster sessions, hands-on labs and workshops . The SciPy community is aimed at improving and fostering the adoption of scientific computing powered by open source Python tools optimized to solve problems in the fields of Mathematics, Science, and Engineering.
The workshop is a meeting point to discuss the latest results of Latin American research facilities. Participation of peers from poorer countries will contribute to fight the regional disparities in education and research as well as to reach more than 15,000 physicists.Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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I'm Attending!November 22, 2017November 25, 2017SciPyLA 2017 - Latin American workshop on Python, Economics and Operations ResearchUTC[SciPyLA 2017](http://scipyla.org/conf/2017) is the fifth annual conference about scientific computing with Python tools. It is scheduled on November 22nd - 25th 2017 in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba. During the four days of the conference there will be approximately 93 activities scheduled including, but not limited to, talks, pitch sessions, social events, hackathons, hack nights, job fair, development sprints, poster sessions, hands-on labs and workshops . The SciPy community is aimed at improving and fostering the adoption of scientific computing powered by open source Python tools optimized to solve problems in the fields of Mathematics, Science, and Engineering.
The financial industry, digital payments, and ports across more than 200,000 km of coasts have been presenting a number of mathematical and computational challenges to researchers. Experts will explain how Python tools help small businesses and companies to boost economic growth.
Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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I'm Attending!November 22, 2017July 25, 2015SciPyLA 2017 - Latin American workshop on Python, Electric Engineering and ControlUTC[SciPyLA 2017](http://scipyla.org/conf/2017) is the fifth annual conference about scientific computing with Python tools. It is scheduled on November 22nd - 25th 2017 in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba. During the four days of the conference there will be approximately 93 activities scheduled including, but not limited to, talks, pitch sessions, social events, hackathons, hack nights, job fair, development sprints, poster sessions, hands-on labs and workshops . The SciPy community is aimed at improving and fostering the adoption of scientific computing powered by open source Python tools optimized to solve problems in the fields of Mathematics, Science, and Engineering.
Researchers and entrepreneurs will meet in Sancti Spiritus to cover the potential of smart-grid technologies, robotics, AI and similar technologies to implement disruptive applications, emphasizing on explaining how Python helped them to achieve a competitive advantage.
Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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I'm Attending!November 22, 2017August 26, 2017SciPyLA 2017 - Latin American workshop on Python, Social Sciences and HumanitiesUTC[SciPyLA 2017](http://scipyla.org/conf/2017) is the fifth annual conference about scientific computing with Python tools. It is scheduled on November 22nd - 25th in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba. During the four days of the conference there will be approximately 93 activities scheduled including, but not limited to, talks, pitch sessions, social events, hackathons, hack nights, job fair, development sprints, poster sessions, hands-on labs and workshops . The SciPy community is aimed at improving and fostering the adoption of scientific computing powered by open source Python tools optimized to solve problems in the fields of Mathematics, Science, and Engineering.
The 670 Latin American ethnic groups conform the fastest growing Internet population in the world. Join the experts to discuss regional trends in fields like smart cities, sharing economy, multilingual content navigation, open data, social networking and e-communities.Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
