| CFP closed at | February 28, 2017 23:59 UTC |
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What is Jaipur Dev Fest 2017?
Jaipur Dev Fest 2017, being held on 1st April 2017, in the pink city of Jaipur, is the first-ever community led Salesforce event in India. As the name itself suggests, this event is more of a festival – a celebration to get everyone together in the Indian Salesforce ecosystem – we invite developers, admins, business users, partners, customers & everyone else to come and join us for this 1-day event to create history together.
Who will be attending?
We’ll have key personnel from Salesforce India, MVPs, User Group leaders and community members from all over India.
Where is JDF17 being held?
We couldn’t think of a better place than the pink city of Jaipur in perfect weather to host this unique festival!
CFP Description
Tracks
We’re accepting session proposals for the following tracks
- Developer
- Admin
- Women in Tech
We’re open to any topic as long as you convince us that it’s a good fit for JDF17 attendees and why? Some good topics to ponder
- API Integrations
- Lightning/ LDS
- Adoption (Salesforce, Lightning Experience)
- AppExchange
- Automation Tips & Tricks
- Security
- Heroku
- Mobile
- Case Studies
Each session will be 30 mins (~25 mins talk, ~ 5 mins - Q&A + change over). Submit an abstract and some detail (we don’t need any slides for now) on why you think we should accept this session.
What We Look for in Proposals
- Your session must demonstrate or be related to Salesforce technologies.
- Show and tell, not just tell.
- If you are doing code: show the code, explain the code, and share the code if possible (i.e. GitHub, unmanaged packages, etc).
- If you are doing button click development: show the steps and explain the steps.
- If you are sharing a use case: find the nugget of ingenuity and show and explain.
- Clearly express the key takeaways for the audience. Ask yourself, what are the most important things that they need to know or get from this presentation
- Provide a call to action at the end of the session – links to GitHub or other locations for digging in deeper.
- Highlight solutions not problems.
- Plan on using as few slides as possible.
Note - Your session must not include any proprietary or confidential information, and you must have permission to submit any material that you have obtained from others.
Tips for Submitting
Think carefully about what you want to talk about, and what value the conference attendees will get from attending your talk. Provide a clear description that describes the value, and ensure that the key takeaways are well defined. Get the timing right. 30 minutes is a long time to keep an audience entertained and informed.