October meetup
The call for talks is open for our October meetup. Bring the idea you have been meaning to tell — as a lightning talk of 3 to 5 minutes or a full one of 25.
Mode to be confirmed

October meetup
October is here and the call for talks is open. We want a night full of voices from the community, and for that we need yours: propose your talk and come tell us what you have been buried in.
It does not have to be a big topic or months of research. An editor trick, a library that turned out not to be worth it, a post-mortem, an architecture you want to walk through properly, a half-baked idea you want to argue out loud. If it is technical and you care about it, we want to hear it.
And you pick how long it needs: a lightning talk of 3 to 5 minutes if you want to get straight to the point, or a full talk of 25 minutes if the idea deserves more room. Both fit that night.
If you have never presented before, this is a good month to start: we will help you shape the talk and rehearse it beforehand.
The date is confirmed. We are still deciding whether we meet in a room or online, and we will announce it here as soon as we know.
See you there!
Call for speakers
We are taking proposals until Friday 16 October, as a lightning talk or in the full format. Pick whichever length serves your idea and send it in.
Line-up in progress
We have not announced this meetup's talks yet. If you want to present, the call for speakers is the way in.
Propose a talkCall for speakers
Propose a talk for this meetup
We are taking proposals for this meetup. Tell us what you want to present and we will reply within 7 business days.
Formats we are taking this month
- Lightning (3–5 min)
- Regular talk (25 min)
About your slides
It depends on the format you pick. If you bring a lightning talk, keep the slides few: just enough to land your idea in five minutes. If you bring a full talk, you have room to develop it properly — just make sure every slide earns its place.
A lightning talk leaves no room for a live demo: bring screenshots and talk through them. A full talk can fit one, but keep a recording or screenshots to hand in case the network lets you down.
The call closes on October 16, 2026