September 18 - 20 in Prague, Czech Republic
September 18 - 20 in Prague, Czech Republic
Write the Docs is just over three weeks away now! We hope you are all as excited as we are for the conference.
Tickets are almost sold out, so make sure to purchase a ticket now, if you haven’t already. You need to get a ticket by the 5th September to leave us enough time to print shirts and badges – don’t miss out!
We’re putting the finishing touches on the conference. Write the Docs is all about community, so we make sure you have a lot of time to connect with other documentarians. We hope you’ll be able to join most if not all of the events outside the main conference talks, because they’re some of our favorite parts of the event.
The schedule for the conference is now fully filled out. We’re excited about the talks, Writing Day, and all the other wonderful festivities we have every year.
During the day on Sunday, at the conference venue, we’ll have our Writing Day, followed by the reception in the evening.
The Writing Day is modeled after the concept of “sprints” from the open source and software development world. The idea is simple: to get a bunch of interesting people in a room together and have them work towards shared goals.
We encourage everyone to drop by on Sunday evening for our conference reception. You’ll have a chance to get acquainted with each other over some drinks and snacks, plus it’s a great place to find some folks to grab dinner with, so you can continue your conversations over more substantial food.
We’ve released the breakdown of our daily schedule. The doors open at 9:00 on both days, so that you can arrive early, get yourself settled and grab some breakfast. The conference begins at 10:00. Talks run all day, until shortly after 17:00.
Without sponsorship we wouldn’t be able to do the event each year and keep the ticket prices so low. Thanks to our latest sponsors:
This year will be the best Write the Docs yet! We have taken everyone’s feedback and continued to tweak things to make them even better than before. As always, let us know if there is anything else we can improve.
