GitHub Satellite 2017 tickets on sale
General admission tickets for GitHub Satellite 2017 are now on sale. Join us at Printworks in London May 22-23 for the regional extension of our flagship product and user conference,…
General admission tickets for GitHub Satellite 2017 are now on sale. Join us at Printworks in London May 22-23 for the regional extension of our flagship product and user conference, GitHub Universe.
This year, Satellite is inspired by the way teams work. You’ll learn how to bring together the people and tools you need to build great software. Find out what we’ve been working on, and hear how other teams use the GitHub ecosystem to customize the way they work.
You’ll also experience digital art installations and eat delicious food while exchanging experiences with developers from all over the world.
Confirmed Speakers
- Chris Wanstrath, Founder & CEO at GitHub
- Kir Shatrov, Developer Infrastructure Engineer at Shopify
- Lauri Apple, Open Source Evangelist/Agile Project Manager at Zalando
- Jacob Tomlinson, Lead Engineer at the Met Office Informatics Lab
- Phil Haack, Director of Engineering for Client Apps at GitHub
Workshops
Workshops cost €99 and will take place on Tuesday, May 23. Take away hands-on experience, and advance your Git and GitHub Skills with our Training Team in the following workshops: GitHub and the Internet of Things: Automate IoT Hardware, Electron: Start to Finish, Creating an InnerSource Culture, and Build a ChatBot. Space is limited.
Dark Matter
An evening event on Tuesday, May 23, Dark Matter is part mini-conference and part after-party dedicated to the intersection between technology and other domains. Your Satellite conference ticket gets you free entry to Dark Matter.
Sponsorships
Event sponsorships are all about engaging attendees in memorable ways: art installations, lounges, delectable food, and entertaining auxiliary events are just a few examples. Get in touch for more information.
Tickets
General Admission tickets cost €349 and include entry to the After Party (May 22) and Dark Matter (May 23). Workshops are not included in the general admission ticket.
See you in London!
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