GitHub Universe is almost here
Our flagship conference is just a week away, and tickets are almost sold out! Don’t miss your chance to hear about some of our biggest product ships, learn from industry…
Our flagship conference is just a week away, and tickets are almost sold out! Don’t miss your chance to hear about some of our biggest product ships, learn from industry experts in over 40 breakout sessions, and support a great cause at the Universe After Party featuring Neon Trees.
Make this Universe yours
There’s something for everyone at our flagship community conference. If you can make it, here are a few events you might want to make part of your mission.
Executive keynotes at Pier 70
Get a closer look at new GitHub products and plans from Co-Founder and CEO, Chris Wanstrath, and SVP Technology, Jason Warner.
Ask GitHub
From using the command line to landing your dream job, experts from the GitHub Team are ready to help you do more. Just stop by the Ask GitHub area when you arrive!
The Universe After Party at Mezzanine
Support one of our closest nonprofit partners Maven—an organization that empowers LGBTQ youth to network, organize, and build tech solutions for social change—and celebrate with a set from our headliner, Neon Trees.
Watch where you are
If you can’t make it to San Francisco, we’re hosting viewing parties in three cities across Europe. Join developers in your community for the next best thing to being there.
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