Forty speakers, six tracks and eleven hundred practitioners. No keynote sponsorships, no vendor pitches from the main stage.
Engineering, product, design, data, leadership and one deliberately strange track we call Left Field.
Hands-on sessions on day two. Bring a laptop and leave with something working.
Long breaks, big spaces and a genuinely good coffee cart. Most people rate this the best part.
Every session is 22 minutes. Speakers are coached, rehearsed and timed. No slide is read aloud.
All talks published free within two weeks, whether you attended or not.
“The only conference I attend where the hallway conversations are better than the talks — and the talks are excellent.”
Attendee, four years running
Yes, all of them, and published free within two weeks. Workshops are not recorded.
Full refund until 1 November, and you can transfer your ticket to a colleague at any point.
Yes — 70% off with any valid student ID, and fifty free places allocated by ballot.
The main stage only. The tracks and workshops are in-person and stay that way on purpose.
Tickets are capped at 1,100 and have sold out in each of the last three years.