Dear All,
We love the mobile schedule apps!
You can find a list of apps we know about here:
https://fosdem.org/2013/schedule/mobile/
Do you know about more apps? More platforms? Tell us about it!
To thank the mobile app developers, and to stimulate the continued
development of the apps, we are offering a free FOSDEM t-shirt to the
mobile app developers!
Here is the deal:
- The app must work with the 2013 schedule (preferably pre-loaded)
- Must be open-source, with browseable sources
- Simple forks don't count, ports to other platforms do if build scripts
are available
- Only applicable to the developers that will be at FOSDEM in person
To get the t-shirt(s), the lead developer of the mobile app should
contact us on info(a)fosdem.org with the list of developers that will be
at FOSDEM and that have made a significant contribution to the project.
(We reserve the right to modify the conditions of the offer to avoid
abuse or clear out ambiguities.)
In name of FOSDEM,
Tias
This announcement on our website:
https://fosdem.org/2013/news/2013-01-20-mobile-schedule-apps/-
All:
Hi... my name is Samantha and I am trying to finalize all of my companies
plans for FOSDEM and we are all first time attendees. We have been
selected to have a stand and the event and wanted to get some feedback on
what we should do with giveaways and staff for the stand.
We have a limited number of people in EMEA that can attend and I want to
make sure that i am using my resources as best as I can. If anyone has any
information they can help me with on this ... i would be forever thankful!
--
Samantha Kosko
Field Marketing Manager @ 10gen, The MongoDB Company
Twitter: @sam_10gen
Zerply: http://zerply.com/samantha-kosko/public
We are hiring!
FOSDEM offers open source developers a place to meet, share ideas and
collaborate. Renowned for being highly developer-oriented, the event
brings together some 5000+ geeks from all over the world.
The fourteenth edition will take place on 1 and 2 February 2014 at the
usual location: ULB Campus Solbosch in Brussels.
We now invite proposals for main track presentations and developer rooms.
Previous editions have featured tracks centered around security,
operating system development, community building, and many other topics.
Presentations are expected to be 50 minutes long and should cater to a
varied technical audience. The conference covers travel expenses and
arranges accommodation for accepted main track speakers.
Developer rooms are assigned to self-organising groups to work together
on open source projects, to discuss topics relevant to a broader subset
of the community, etc. Content may be scheduled in any format, subject
to approval. Popular formats include presentation tracks, hacking
sessions and panel discussions. Proposals involving collaboration
across project or domain boundaries are strongly encouraged.
Proposals for main track presentations should be submitted using
Pentabarf:
https://penta.fosdem.org/submission/
Developer room proposals should be emailed to <devrooms(a)fosdem.org> and
be as detailed as possible. In particular, coordinators should indicate
their affinity with the topic being proposed and provide a rough idea of
the content they plan to schedule.
Key dates:
15 September
- deadline for developer room proposals
1 October
- deadline for main track proposals
- accepted developer rooms announced
--
Philip Paeps
Senior Reality Engineer
Ministry of Information
