CodeConf is Coming to Music City
This Summer, CodeConf will return for the first time since 2011. Join us in downtown Nashville on June 25 & 26 for the third installment of the CodeConf series, where…
This Summer, CodeConf will return for the first time since 2011.
Join us in downtown Nashville on June 25 & 26 for the third installment of the CodeConf series, where the community will come together to continue the conversation around open source, best practices, documentation, and collaboration at a two-day, single-track conference at the beautiful Bell Tower.
Come to CodeConf to hear new talks from thought-provoking speakers, connect with the open source community, and to participate in workshops with expert instructors. Hear all the latest from GitHub and open source project maintainers, and enjoy local food and music with developers from all over the world.
Come with an open mind, leave a better programmer.
Check out the website to sign up for updates, and follow along with @codeconf on Twitter.
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