It’s the 10th anniversary of our global developer event! Celebrate with us by picking up in-person tickets today. It’s bound to be our best one yet.
Imagine arriving at a conference and immediately feeling inspired: your agenda is packed with must-see GitHub Copilot sessions, booths are filled with experts from top tech companies, and you’re surrounded by thousands of fellow developers and leaders who are eager to connect.
That is the experience we’re curating for the 10th anniversary of our global developer event. This year, we’re going bigger and better with a stunning new venue as the foundation. We hope you’ll join us at the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture on the San Francisco Bay, from October 29-30, or virtually from anywhere in the world.
As the world’s fair of software, GitHub Universe 2024 will be an unparalleled gathering of the brightest minds, companies, and innovators in the industry. With sessions diving into AI, the developer experience (DevEx), and security, attendees will have an opportunity to explore the latest products, best practices, and insights shaping the future of software development.
Ready to be a part of this milestone event with us? In-person tickets are currently 35% off with our Super Early Bird discount, only from now until July 8.
We take your experience as a Universe attendee very seriously. From the moment you step through the colorful gates right down to the beverages we serve, our 10th anniversary event will blow your expectations out of the water.
Spread across a sprawling 13-acre waterfront compound, Universe will unfold across seven buildings and various outdoor areas.
With five stages hosting more than 100 sessions and 150 speakers, alongside a record-breaking 3,500 attendees (that’s over 50% more in-person attendees than last year!), this will be our biggest Universe yet.
During breakfast and lunch, you’ll indulge in food trucks, snacks, and beverages—all included in the price of your in-person ticket. And don’t forget to explore the GitHub Shop for the latest Universe swag and join us for lively happy hours sponsored by our partners.
Attending Universe is an investment in your business and your career. It’s easier than ever to be in charge of your growth with our beginner, intermediate, and advanced session topics curated to what developers and enterprises care about most.
As an in-person attendee, you’ll also be able to take advantage of two ticket add-ons: GitHub Certification testing and workshops, available onsite! Take what you learn during your sessions and practice them IRL alongside your industry peers.
You can secure your spot for workshops and certifications when you purchase your in-person ticket. Don’t miss out—these opportunities will go fast!
If you’re interested in attending Universe as a speaker instead, now is your chance! The call for sessions (CFS) is now open. Learn about the super cool perks Universe speakers get and submit a session proposal by May 10 to be considered. (And yes, you’ll get a speaker honorarium to cover travel costs if selected!)
Here’s a sneak peek of the themes we have in store.
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Whether you’re a leader interested in connecting with and learning from other industry executives, a manager hoping to propel your team’s productivity to new heights, or a developer looking to acquire new skills and further your career, Universe has something for you.
Are you in? Get your in-person tickets 35% off while supplies last, or join us virtually for free!
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