Let’s talk systems at CodeConf LA: June 27-29, 2016
We’re welcoming the open source community to Los Angeles for three days of talks, workshops, and festivities. CodeConf LA is approaching fast, so grab your ticket or donate one today.…
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We’re welcoming the open source community to Los Angeles for three days of talks, workshops, and festivities. CodeConf LA is approaching fast, so grab your ticket or donate one today.
Theme
This year’s event will focus on systems engineering projects, practices, and programs in the open source community. Together, we’ll delve into the technical components and cultural aspects of systems—from maintaining critical infrastructure projects to teaching the next generation of systems engineers.
Sessions
June 27: A full day of workshops on using Innersource, Git internals, and graph databases
June 28-29: More than 25 featured sessions, lightning talks, and speaker Q&As
Over the course of the conference, there will be back-to-back talks exploring different subjects from contrasting perspectives, followed by a chance to participate in the conversation with other attendees.
Speakers
This year’s event rounds up more than 20 speakers from across the open source community—including developers, designers, and data technicians from Mozilla, the US Department of Commerce, and IBM. We’re also welcoming featured speakers:
- Michael Bernstein, Vice President of Community at Code Climate
- Josh Aas, Executive Director at Let’s Encrypt
- Nadia Eghbal, Founder and Venture Capitalist
- Kelsey Hightower, Developer at Google
- Mitchell Hashimoto, Founder and CEO at HashiCorp
Stay tuned for a more detailed speaker schedule, which we’ll be rolling out over the next few weeks.
Venues
CodeConf is accessible from both LAX and BUR airports and is just around the corner from the Hollywood/Vine LA Metro stop. Parking is available but limited so we recommend taking a taxi or rideshare to the venue.
Conference Venue: Avalon Hollywood
1735 Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028
CodeConf LA will be held at Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles, one of Hollywood’s most historic landmarks, a five-minute walk from both the Hollywood/Vine Metro Stop and the W Hotel.
Hotel: The W Hollywood
6250 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, California, 90028
Just a five-minute walk from the conference venue, the W Hollywood is situated on Hollywood Blvd, under the shadow of the iconic Hollywood sign.
Gatherings
Afterparty: Hyde Sunset Kitchen
8117 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Last year we saw live music at Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame. This year we’re playing pub trivia, enjoying delectable dessert bites by Top Chef Chris Crary, and making conversation around the patio firepit.
Tickets
Tickets to CodeConf 2016 are on sale for $399 and include access to all workshops, sessions, and the afterparty. Get your tickets today, or learn more about the event at codeconf.com. See you in LA!
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