Win a ticket to OSCON Amsterdam!

Yan Cui

I help clients go faster for less using serverless technologies.

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As I mentioned several weeks ago, OSCON is coming to Europe for the first time ever and will be held in Amsterdam on 26th and 27th of October.

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Some pretty cool tech com­pa­nies will be there – GitHub, DataS­tax, Google, Thought­Works, Pay­Pal, Heroku and Spo­tify to name a few! I will be talk­ing about “Mod­el­ling Game Econ­omy with Neo4j” there. And as a build-up to the main conference I’ll also be doing a webcast on Elm on Sep 15th.

 

The good folks at O’Reilly has been very kind to offer a FREE ticket to OSCON (worth €855 + 21% VAT) to one lucky reader of this blog!

To enter, just submit a comment below and tell us what is your favourite open source project. I’ll pick a random commenter as the winner in about two weeks time and announce it on this blog.

 

To get things started, my favourite open source project at the moment is a tie between Paket and FAKE, many thanks to Steffen for starting both projects!

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22 thoughts on “Win a ticket to OSCON Amsterdam!”

  1. F# compiler andere language.
    Or should I say JQuery? So many beautiful and useful things that help with every day work.

  2. Still my most favourite OSS project is FreeBSD (www.freebsd.org). Best for playing and hosting everything. All great OSS projects work on BSD or have a port. I’ll love using BSD jails with the great ezjail tool!

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