October 26 – 28, 2020
Convention Centre Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
#ossummit
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About
Open Source Summit connects the open source ecosystem under one roof. It’s a unique environment for cross-collaboration between developers, sysadmins, devops, architects and others who are driving technology forward.
Get Inspired
Join over 2,000 developers, technologists and industry experts in an exchange of ideas on the latest trends in open source and open collaboration, how to navigate the open source landscape, and how open source is shaping innovation.
Connect With Peers
Attendees have a variety of ways to collaborate and share ideas with their peers, learning how to help create richer open source communities, growing your technical skills, hacking together in the developer lounge, and much more.
SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE
| Sunday, October 25 | New Attendee Orientation Sessions Diversity Empowerment Summit 101 Track Tutorials Better Together Diversity Social |
| Monday, October 26 | Keynote Sessions (beginning at 9:00) Breakout Sessions Sponsor Showcase Partner Dinner (subject to change) |
| Tuesday, October 27 | Keynote Sessions (beginning at 9:00) Breakout Sessions Sponsor Showcase Onsite Attendee Reception (subject to change) |
| Wednesday, October 28 | Keynote Sessions (beginning at 9:00) Breakout Sessions (ending at 17:30) Sponsor Showcase Attendee Offsite Reception (subject to change) |
2019 Keynote &
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About Dublin
Famous for its easygoing charm and cultural heritage, the Irish capital of Dublin is also the capital of The Craic (pronounced ‘crack’), the art of life. The city is steeped in rich history, starting with the Vikings laying its first streets. An unruly artistic streak, thanks to Oscar Wilde, James Joyce, and Jonathan Swift, and The Craic have helped shape Dublin into what it is today.
