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Products that do what Events for tech people slightly reimagined does
We created Eventil [1] because we wanted to automate tedious and repetitive tasks related to tech events organisation. The tool was built at the occasion of PolyConf 16 [2]. Eventil helps you organise a tech event: a tech conference, a company tech talk session or a workshop. It seems easy at first, the hard part though is assembling all needed parts together. And that’s what Eventil aims to do radically better. We will figure out all the elements for you: finding a venue, providing catering options, helping select gadgets or building an agenda etc. It’s difficult and time consuming to…
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Eventil [1] is a (yet another) website that lists tech events [2] and their participants: attendees, speakers & organizers [3]. You can filter events by topic [4] & location [5]. You can find events where Call for Papers (CFP) is open [6]. Speakers can list their talks [7] along with slides & video [8]. Users can access this data via a RESTful API [9] as JSON (I'm working on GraphQL implementation). If you're an event organizer, you can create an event page and enable CFP form. You can follow people to see their event activity (as attendee, speaker or organizer) as weekly email. It's a…
2017
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We love tech events. But often the one-to-many talk format is a bit hit and miss. Sometimes you learn lots of wonderful new things, but frequently the talks are too long and of questionable quality. Watching someone go over the basics of a library/technology/etc in a real life presentation generally didn't provide a lot of value to us. Instead, we always found the best parts were in the questions and discussions at the end of each talk - except this time was often cut off in order to make room for the next talk. What we wanted was a smaller, more intimate event aimed at talking…
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